Marseille City Pass

Marseille City Pass

The most important attractions included in the Marseille City Pass are:

• Entrance to the Mucem (closed on Tuesdays)
• Entrance to the Regards de Provence Museum (closed on Mondays)
• Entrance to the Château d'If (access to this monument is by boat, the availability of which is subject to weather conditions; the château is closed on Mondays in winter)

You'll also have access to the Marseille sightseeing train and will 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.

Guided Tour

With the 72-hour City Pass, you'll be able to enjoy a guided tour of the city for free (a € 10 (US$ 10.80) value). 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.

Sightseeing Bus or Boat Ticket

With your Marseille City Pass, you'll be able to choose one of the following three alternatives:

• A round-trip boat ticket to the island of If from the port of Marseille (subject to weather conditions) with the companies Lebateau or Les Compagnies Maritimes.
• A round-trip boat ticket to the Frioul islands from the port of Marseille (subject to weather conditions) with the Lebateau company.
• A ticket for the Marseille sightseeing bus with the Colorbüs company. This service is only operational from Thursday to Sunday.

The use of one of the three services above will cancel access to the other two.

Unlimited travel on public transport

With the Marseille City Pass, you can hop on and off any of Marseille's buses, trams, and metros (transport from and to the airport is not included) as many times as you like within a 24, 48, or 72-hour period. 

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 the 25th of December and the 1st of January.