Tourist guide to Marseille and Cassis
Take a look at the tourist guide to Marseille, Cassis and their areas and plan your holiday in just a few clicks. Tourism in Marseille and Cassis means more than 500 addresses of museums, leisure centres, hotels, gîtes and country park areas such as the coves etc. VisitProvence.com. There’s no better site for tourism in Marseille and Cassis.
Marseille
Festival Les Musiques
9-19 May
Musicians, choreographers, dancers, visual and other artists come together to share their art by presenting sixty-some works ranging from the classical to the most modern, from contemporary art to pop culture.
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Marseille
la Cité de la Musique
April – May – June
China, Argentina, Europe, classical, traditional, jazzy… music of every type and from everywhere in the world. Just pick your concert!
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Martigues
Temps Fort en Mai
19-20 May
The city of Martigues is taking you back to the La Renaissance times.It is the chance to discover the habits and customs of the people of that period and take part in historical re-enactments.
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La Ciotat
Rassemblement des Vieux Gréements
17-20 May
This event is far more than a sailing regatta. Its aim is to add to the region’s maritime heritage and, above all, to publicise it.
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Event(s)
- Martigues Marché aux poissons
- Martigues Marché de Jonquières
- Marseille Marché du Prado
- Marseille Marché de La Plaine
- Marseille Marché des Capucins
- Marseille Joseph Garibaldi- le Midi paisible
- Marseille Friedensreich Hundertwasser : Le rêve de la couleur
- Marseille Festival International des Musiques d' Aujourd'hui
- Marseille 13e Festival de Musique Sacrée
- Port de Bouc Salon méditerranéen des arts plastiques
- Marseille 4e Edition du Printemps de l'Art Contemporain
Marseille
MARSEILLE AND ITS MAGNIFICENT COAST
Much more than just a large port, Marseille overflows with joie de vivre. Extrovert and rebellious, the city has a very singular, human and affectionate character. Tucked between sea and hills, it is currently undergoing an exciting rebirth, backed by an economic upsurge and dynamic cultural fabric. This open-minded and exuberant city happily welcomes people from everywhere and is a hub of festive musical and sporting events. Marseille is deeper, more intimate and more secretive that it cares to show. It is worth taking your time to get to know the city and explore the beauties that lie along its shores, from the Côte Bleue coast to the Calanques (little coastal fjords) of Cassis.
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Cassis
The good life in Cassis
A favourite weekend haunt for the inhabitants of Marseille, the little port of Cassis is, in any case, undeniably charming. Tucked at the foot of cliffs, this agreeable resort is the departure point for sumptuous excursions to the coastal fjords or cliff tops. Read more
Marseille
A day in Marseille
The lively and cosmopolitan city is a source of endless surprises! The city: spanning 30 kilometres of shores, the Bouches-du-Rhône's capital city and its 111 quarters can't possibly be visited in a day! Marseille is appreciated for its inimitable quality of light, colourful locals, and warm and festive ambience. Read more
La Ciotat
The panoramas of La Ciotat
La Ciotat was famed for many years for its gigantic shipyards. It is also known as the birthplace of cinema. But it is only in recent years that the town has gained repute for its pretty beaches, fishing port sand marinas. Its extremely pleasant quaysides are lined with typical, brightly-painted houses and lively restaurants and cafés. Read more
Martigues
Martigues, our very own Venice
Situated immediately adjacent to the Côte Bleue coast, this town started out as a huddle of small, sandy islands separated by channels and linked by bridges. It offers walkers a pleasant impression of floating on water. Read more
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