MUCEM is wildly successful. In Marseille, a stone's throw from the city center, on the J4 esplanade stands this already famous building where millions of tourists have arrived in recent months. A real success for the flagship achievement of Marseille Provence.
The crossing of civilizations
Facing the sea, at the exit of the Old Port, the MUCEM opens onto the Mediterranean to tell us the story of its civilization. From the very first room, the exhibition transports us to antiquity with its terracotta pots and other objects from that era. As the visit progresses, tourists journey through time, encountering relics and legendary representations of different civilizations. A variety of exhibitions, accessible to all.
Family tourism
The MuCEM is also a meeting place, much like the new Old Port, where pedestrians now love to stroll. The discoveries don't end at the museum. On the roof, there's a large relaxation terrace with sun loungers and a restaurant. From the roof, take the footbridge that leads to a famous Marseille landmark: Fort Saint-Jean. Now accessible, this monument, which marks the arrival at the Old Port , has been completely renovated. A maze of stone paths, terraces and restaurants, and other exhibition spaces: you'll have a panoramic view of Marseille and its Old Port!
A national museum
Like the Louvre in Paris, the MuCEM, like all national museums, makes every effort to ensure accessibility for everyone. Whether alone, in a group, or with your family, the MuCEM offers low prices tailored to your needs. Furthermore, exhibitions are free for everyone on the first Sunday of each month. The museum is also accessible to people with disabilities, and measures are in place to facilitate their access to the exhibitions. Don't miss this flagship attraction of Marseille, European Capital of Culture.
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