In Marseille, it’s hard to pass by the Palais du Pharo without stopping. Built by Napoleon III for Empress Eugénie, this iconic building never fulfilled its original purpose. Today, it attracts visitors as...
After the best books on Massalia, it’s time for the 7th Art. Because yes, Marseille also shines in cinema. Featured in numerous films of various genres, Marseille Secrète has decided to highlight cinemati...
Take advantage of the holidays to discover Marseille in a different way! From cultural outings to nature walks, fun activities and shows, our selection of family activities offers experiences for all age...
Scènes de village, satire, affiche ou dessins de chats, l’univers vibrant du plus grand dessinateur Marseillais est mis à l’honneur dans une exposition au Musée Regards de Provence....
His name may not be familiar to you, but Alain Colmerauer played an important role in the invention of artificial intelligence. And believe it or not, his story is also linked to our beautiful city of Marseille. Wh...
It all began in 1850, at the end of the 19th century, when Napoleon III ordered the construction of the Palais du Pharo. Its location allows it to dominate the Mediterranean Sea, and it is this imperial residence that s...
While in spring it is their neighbors in Cannes who attract the crowds, in winter people come from all over the world to enjoy the spectacular shows and festive atmosphere of the Nice Carnival! It is one of the most fam...
The news is out: the cult series The White Lotus has chosen the South of France as the setting for its fourth season. Ostentatious luxury, hushed tensions, and biting social satire: the Riviera is set to become the new...
From February 1, 2026, the Carrières des Lumières invites visitors to (re)discover the careers of two historic artists. The works of Pablo Picasso will be woven onto the stone walls, while the flamboyant world of Frida...
This is one of the most eagerly awaited of 2026. For the first time in France, a selection of photographs by Paul McCartney will be presented to the public. Entitled Paul McCartney, photographe 1963-64 : Eyes of the St...