The Marseille City Pass saves you time and money with free entry to the city's main attractions as well as fantastic discounts and unlimited travel on public transport.
Marseille City Pass
The most important attractions included in the Marseille City Pass are:
- Unlimited access to public transport (bus, metro, tram)
- A ride in the sightseeing train
- Admission for 1 day to the Colorbüs (Hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus that operates Thursday to Sunday)
- Admission to Mucem (closed on Tuesday)
- Admission to Musée Regards de Provence (closed on Monday)
- Admission to Château d'If (open depending on weather conditions, closed on Mondays in winter)
- A virtual 4D experience in Méhari and tasting of an aniseed drink in the Musée de l'Anis
- Admission to the exhibitions of La Friche Belle de Mai (closed on Monday and Tuesday)
- Guided tour of la Citadelle
- A choice between the following options: a round-trip boat ticket between Marseille, If Island (with the shipping companies Les Compagnies Maritimes or Le Bateau Métropole), and the Frioul islands (with the shipping company Le Bateau Métropole); or admission to Cosquer Mediterranée, a museum located in the Marseille port with a recreation of an underwater cave from the Palaeolithic era with cave paintings. Please note that opting for one of these 2 activities will mean you cannot participate in the other activity.
You'll also get discounts on tourist and cultural activities. A reduced rate for entry to temporary exhibitions in the museums of Marseille is also included.
Click on this link to see all the attractions and discounts included in the Marseille City Pass.
Important: the Marseille City Pass does not give direct access to museums and tourist attractions. You'll have to go to the ticket office to validate your ticket.
Marseille Guided Tour
With the 72-hour City Pass, you'll be able to enjoy a guided tour of the city. This tour, to be chosen from those offered at the Marseille Tourism Office, is only valid for up to a maximum of 9 people.
If you wish to enjoy this guided tour with the 24 and 48-hour City Pass, you'll get a 30% discount. These guided tours are subject to availability and must be booked in advance at the Tourist Office.
These guided tours are subject to availability and will need to be booked in advance at the Tourism Office.
How Does It Work?
Your Marseille City Pass activates the moment that you use it for the first time, whether this is using public transport or entering a museum or another tourist attraction. From that moment, you'll be able to enjoy all of its benefits throughout the following 24, 48, or 72 hours, depending on which option you have selected.
Where Can I Collect My City Pass?
Pick up your Marseille City Pass at the Marseille Tourist Office located at 11, La Canebière, near the Vieux Port. The office is open daily between 9 am and 6 pm every day of the year except on December 25 and January 1.
