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Marseille and Provence – Local paintings

Suppose you are visiting the super Raymond Dépardon photography show at MUCEM. In that case, there’s still time to cross the road to the delightful Musée Regards de Provence to catch the last weeks of Marseille Eternelle. You will be guaranteed a relaxing viewing of these colourful local paintings…a better experience than Explore this Post.

MuCEM Visitor Information

MuCEM
Musée des civilisations de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée
7 promenade Robert Laffont (esplanade du J4)
13002 Marseille

The best place to park to access MuCEM and Fort Saint-Jean is in the parkade just below the museum (Parking Indigo).

The museum opens at 11h and closes between 18h-20h, depending on the season.
Closed on Tuesdays.

If you have a Provence Pass, you can take advantage of two-for-one tickets most days but not on weekends.

Tickets get you into all exhibits in J4 and Fort Saint-Jean

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