EveryOctober, science steps out of the laboratories to meet the public. Launched in 1991, the Fête de la Science is celebrating its 35th edition nationwide with its original mission intact: to make knowle...
Starting September 25, Parc Chanot will host the Marseille International Fair for a vibrant 2026 edition themed “The Mediterranean Takes Center Stage.” But the celebration starts right now: Marseille is a...
Nestled in the heart of Marseille’s 8th arrondissement, Château Saint-Victor remains one of the city’s most mysterious and prestigious secrets. Built in the 19th century, this sumptuous building now serve...
Every year, secret, unusual, or normally off-limits sites open their doors to you for one exceptional weekend! A must-see cultural event, the European Heritage Days return to Marseille for its 43rd editio...
Built on the Belle-Isle estate in Agde, Château Laurens is a spectacular, timeless creation. Conceived as early as 1898 by Emmanuel Laurens—an art enthusiast and avid traveler—this palatial residence blen...
If you love contemporary art, be sure to save the weekend of August 28–30. For its 20th edition, Art-o-rama is taking over the Friche la Belle de Mai with 4,000 m² ofexhibition space, more than 60 galleri...
It’s hard to imagine that just a few steps from the Old Port once stood one of the largest military arsenals in Europe. For more than two centuries, the Arsenal des Galères shaped life in Marseille, where...
Hidden away in the bustling alleyways of Le Panier is a monument that surprises visitors as much with its history as with its elegance. Behind its tall stone facades lies a vast courtyard lined with arcad...
Riviera 76 was such a chaotic event that it vanished from collective memory before resurfacing fifty years later thanks to film reels forgotten in a Parisian basement. A story that’s almost too incredible...
Off the coast of Marseille, the island of If is home to the Château d’If, a fortress built in the 16th century by Francis I to protect the port of Marseille from invasions. The monument, which was never a...