Marseille City Pass

The Marseille City Pass is designed to maximize your experience, offering both economical benefits and convenience by eliminating entry fees for many of the city's top attractions, along with providing significant discounts and unlimited access to public transport.

Marseille City Pass

This pass includes access to key landmarks and experiences in Marseille:

• Unlimited travel on public transit, encompassing buses, metros, and trams.
• A journey on the sightseeing train.
• One-day access to the Colorbüs, the hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus operational from Thursday to Sunday.
• Admission to the Mucem (closed on Tuesdays).
• Entry to the Musée Regards de Provence (closed on Mondays).
• Visit to Château d'If (open depending on weather, closed on winter Mondays).
• A virtual 4D adventure at Méhari, including a tasting session of anise-flavored beverages at the Musée de l'Anis.
• Access to exhibitions at La Friche Belle de Mai (closed Mondays and Tuesdays).
• A guided tour of la Citadelle.
• Choose between a round-trip boat ticket to either If Island (with Les Compagnies Maritimes or Le Bateau Métropole) or the Frioul islands (with Le Bateau Métropole); or entry to Cosquer Mediterranée, a museum at the Marseille port showcasing a recreated prehistoric underwater cave with cave paintings. Please remember that selecting one option excludes participation in the other.

Additionally, the pass offers discounts for various tourist and cultural activities, including a reduced price for temporary exhibitions in the museums of the city.

Visit this link to discover more about the attractions and discounts available with the Marseille City Pass.

Note: The Marseille City Pass does not allow immediate entry to museums or attractions; validation at the ticket office is required.

Marseille Guided Tour

With the 72-hour City Pass, you can partake in a guided exploration of the city. This tour, which must be selected from the offerings at the Marseille Tourism Office, is limited to a group of up to 9 participants.

For those with a 24 or 48-hour City Pass, a 30% discount on the guided tour is available. Booking in advance at the Tourist Office is necessary, as these tours are based on availability.

The guided tours are subject to availability and require prior booking at the Tourist Office.

How Does It Work?

Your Marseille City Pass becomes active upon its first use, whether that is via public transport or entering a museum or attraction. From that initial activation, you can make the most of all its benefits for the consecutive 24, 48, or 72 hours, based on your chosen option.

• Validity of ticket: The City Pass is valid for one year from the date of purchase.
• Monument access: The pass does not provide expedited entry (it does not skip queues) nor advance reservations for included activities or sites. Visitors will need to wait their turn at the ticket counter.
• Cancellation policy: There will be no adjustments, cancellations, or refunds for lost, damaged, stolen, or unused City Passes.

Where Can I Collect My City Pass?

You can collect your Marseille City Pass at the Marseille Tourist Office located at 11, La Canebière, close to the Vieux Port. The office operates daily from 9 am to 6 pm throughout the year, except on December 25 and January 1.