When it comes to culture, Marseille has it covered!
Museums, art galleries, theatres, cinemas, bookshops, record shops…
Discover the best cultural addresses in Marseille!
Discover the Citadel of Marseille, also known as Fort Saint-Nicolas, a 17th-century historical monument offering breathtaking views of the Old Port. Immerse yourself in its military history and enjoy this unmissable cultural site.
The Cosquer cave, restored in the Villa Méditerranée building in Marseille, is finally revealing its secrets, buried for 30,000 years at a depth of 37 metres. The Cosquer adventure unfolds over three levels, with the prehistoric cave under the sea to be visited aboard exploration modules.
The Mucem is an exceptional jewel with a unique architecture. More than a museum, the Mucem is an emblematic site symbolising the marriage of Marseilles and the Mediterranean, and is a source of pride for the inhabitants.
La Criée, the emblematic theatre of the city of Marseille, has stood proudly since 1909 at the end of the Rive Neuve quay on the Vieux-Port. Before having a cultural vocation, the establishment was for several decades a market where fish was sold wholesale and "à la criée".
