Tour
4.1
(848 Maoni ya Wateja)

Tour
4.1
(848 Maoni ya Wateja)

Tour
4.1
(848 Maoni ya Wateja)

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track museum entry lets you skip the lines and start exploring quickly
Discover permanent and temporary exhibitions about Mediterranean heritage and culture
Gain insights about the links between Mediterranean and European regions
Enjoy panoramic views of the old port and Mediterranean Sea from the museum

What’s Included

Admission to Mucem Museum
Access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions

Kuhusu

Welcome to Mucem Museum

Experience the heart of Mediterranean culture at the Mucem, a landmark museum in Provence. Designed as a bridge between the land and sea, Mucem invites visitors to explore a tapestry of history, art and human stories shaped by the Mediterranean basin.

What Awaits You

Your journey begins with convenient fast-track entry, allowing you to bypass lengthy ticketing lines. Boardwalks and striking architectural design lead you from the entrance to light-filled galleries and panoramic sea views.

Explore the Mediterranean's Rich Legacy

Mucem’s permanent and temporary exhibits delve into the development of Mediterranean civilisations. Displays blend archaeology, anthropology and modern art, creating a dialogue between tradition and today. Themes include migration, religion, food, trade and daily life across eras, with artefacts and multimedia presentations bringing every story to life.

Signature Exhibitions

Le Grand Mezzé: Trace the culinary journey of the Mediterranean, from time-honored practices to new gastronomic trends.
Civilization What a Time!: See the world through over 100 photographers as you reflect on how people and places shape global identity.
Connectivity: Examine the strategic and cultural importance of historic Mediterranean port cities in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Jeff Koons at Mucem: View bold and iconic contemporary artworks across decades of Koons’s career.

Experience the Museum Your Way

Wander at your own pace to focus on galleries and topics that interest you most. Take advantage of the museum terraces to capture unique perspectives of the port, the sparkling sea and Marseille’s iconic skyline. Interactive displays and multi-language information cater to diverse age groups and backgrounds. Rest areas throughout ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.

Local Connections and Events

Being in Marseille, the museum is surrounded by vibrant neighborhoods filled with cafes and historic attractions. Mucem often hosts workshops, events and temporary exhibits that celebrate the city’s dynamic contemporary culture alongside its ancient roots.

Before You Visit

To ensure a smooth experience, plan your timing around popular hours and check current exhibitions for special highlights. Both large groups and solo travelers find the museum’s design welcoming and accessible. For families, educational resources enhance learning and discovery for children of all ages.

Practicalities

Located in the heart of Marseille, easily accessible by public transport and a short walk from the old port
Open most days of the week but closed on Tuesdays and certain holidays
Admission is free on select Sundays and event dates throughout the year
Guides and museum staff are available for questions and assistance onsite

Book your Mucem Marseille Tickets tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Photography without flash is generally permitted, but check for signs in special exhibits
Large bags and backpacks must be stored in designated areas
Maintain respectful noise levels to preserve the museum atmosphere
Food and drinks are not allowed in exhibition spaces

Muda wa Ufunguzi

Jumatatu
Jumanne
Jumatano
Alhamisi
Ijumaa
Jumamosi
Jumapili

10:00am - 06:00pm Closed 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

Is there a discount for children or students?

Reduced rates are often available for children, students and seniors. Check current offers before purchase.

Can I visit all exhibitions with my ticket?

Your entry includes access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions at Mucem.

Are there dining options inside the museum?

The museum has on-site cafes and seating areas overlooking the port and sea.

Is the museum accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, Mucem is fully accessible with elevators and step-free access throughout.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Allow extra time at peak periods due to visitor volume
Closed every Tuesday, May 1 and Dec 25
Admission is free on the first Sunday of each month and special event dates
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time

Sera ya kughairi

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track museum entry lets you skip the lines and start exploring quickly
Discover permanent and temporary exhibitions about Mediterranean heritage and culture
Gain insights about the links between Mediterranean and European regions
Enjoy panoramic views of the old port and Mediterranean Sea from the museum

What’s Included

Admission to Mucem Museum
Access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions

Kuhusu

Welcome to Mucem Museum

Experience the heart of Mediterranean culture at the Mucem, a landmark museum in Provence. Designed as a bridge between the land and sea, Mucem invites visitors to explore a tapestry of history, art and human stories shaped by the Mediterranean basin.

What Awaits You

Your journey begins with convenient fast-track entry, allowing you to bypass lengthy ticketing lines. Boardwalks and striking architectural design lead you from the entrance to light-filled galleries and panoramic sea views.

Explore the Mediterranean's Rich Legacy

Mucem’s permanent and temporary exhibits delve into the development of Mediterranean civilisations. Displays blend archaeology, anthropology and modern art, creating a dialogue between tradition and today. Themes include migration, religion, food, trade and daily life across eras, with artefacts and multimedia presentations bringing every story to life.

Signature Exhibitions

Le Grand Mezzé: Trace the culinary journey of the Mediterranean, from time-honored practices to new gastronomic trends.
Civilization What a Time!: See the world through over 100 photographers as you reflect on how people and places shape global identity.
Connectivity: Examine the strategic and cultural importance of historic Mediterranean port cities in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Jeff Koons at Mucem: View bold and iconic contemporary artworks across decades of Koons’s career.

Experience the Museum Your Way

Wander at your own pace to focus on galleries and topics that interest you most. Take advantage of the museum terraces to capture unique perspectives of the port, the sparkling sea and Marseille’s iconic skyline. Interactive displays and multi-language information cater to diverse age groups and backgrounds. Rest areas throughout ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.

Local Connections and Events

Being in Marseille, the museum is surrounded by vibrant neighborhoods filled with cafes and historic attractions. Mucem often hosts workshops, events and temporary exhibits that celebrate the city’s dynamic contemporary culture alongside its ancient roots.

Before You Visit

To ensure a smooth experience, plan your timing around popular hours and check current exhibitions for special highlights. Both large groups and solo travelers find the museum’s design welcoming and accessible. For families, educational resources enhance learning and discovery for children of all ages.

Practicalities

Located in the heart of Marseille, easily accessible by public transport and a short walk from the old port
Open most days of the week but closed on Tuesdays and certain holidays
Admission is free on select Sundays and event dates throughout the year
Guides and museum staff are available for questions and assistance onsite

Book your Mucem Marseille Tickets tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Photography without flash is generally permitted, but check for signs in special exhibits
Large bags and backpacks must be stored in designated areas
Maintain respectful noise levels to preserve the museum atmosphere
Food and drinks are not allowed in exhibition spaces

Muda wa Ufunguzi

Jumatatu
Jumanne
Jumatano
Alhamisi
Ijumaa
Jumamosi
Jumapili

10:00am - 06:00pm Closed 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

Is there a discount for children or students?

Reduced rates are often available for children, students and seniors. Check current offers before purchase.

Can I visit all exhibitions with my ticket?

Your entry includes access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions at Mucem.

Are there dining options inside the museum?

The museum has on-site cafes and seating areas overlooking the port and sea.

Is the museum accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, Mucem is fully accessible with elevators and step-free access throughout.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Allow extra time at peak periods due to visitor volume
Closed every Tuesday, May 1 and Dec 25
Admission is free on the first Sunday of each month and special event dates
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time

Sera ya kughairi

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track museum entry lets you skip the lines and start exploring quickly
Discover permanent and temporary exhibitions about Mediterranean heritage and culture
Gain insights about the links between Mediterranean and European regions
Enjoy panoramic views of the old port and Mediterranean Sea from the museum

What’s Included

Admission to Mucem Museum
Access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions

Kuhusu

Welcome to Mucem Museum

Experience the heart of Mediterranean culture at the Mucem, a landmark museum in Provence. Designed as a bridge between the land and sea, Mucem invites visitors to explore a tapestry of history, art and human stories shaped by the Mediterranean basin.

What Awaits You

Your journey begins with convenient fast-track entry, allowing you to bypass lengthy ticketing lines. Boardwalks and striking architectural design lead you from the entrance to light-filled galleries and panoramic sea views.

Explore the Mediterranean's Rich Legacy

Mucem’s permanent and temporary exhibits delve into the development of Mediterranean civilisations. Displays blend archaeology, anthropology and modern art, creating a dialogue between tradition and today. Themes include migration, religion, food, trade and daily life across eras, with artefacts and multimedia presentations bringing every story to life.

Signature Exhibitions

Le Grand Mezzé: Trace the culinary journey of the Mediterranean, from time-honored practices to new gastronomic trends.
Civilization What a Time!: See the world through over 100 photographers as you reflect on how people and places shape global identity.
Connectivity: Examine the strategic and cultural importance of historic Mediterranean port cities in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Jeff Koons at Mucem: View bold and iconic contemporary artworks across decades of Koons’s career.

Experience the Museum Your Way

Wander at your own pace to focus on galleries and topics that interest you most. Take advantage of the museum terraces to capture unique perspectives of the port, the sparkling sea and Marseille’s iconic skyline. Interactive displays and multi-language information cater to diverse age groups and backgrounds. Rest areas throughout ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.

Local Connections and Events

Being in Marseille, the museum is surrounded by vibrant neighborhoods filled with cafes and historic attractions. Mucem often hosts workshops, events and temporary exhibits that celebrate the city’s dynamic contemporary culture alongside its ancient roots.

Before You Visit

To ensure a smooth experience, plan your timing around popular hours and check current exhibitions for special highlights. Both large groups and solo travelers find the museum’s design welcoming and accessible. For families, educational resources enhance learning and discovery for children of all ages.

Practicalities

Located in the heart of Marseille, easily accessible by public transport and a short walk from the old port
Open most days of the week but closed on Tuesdays and certain holidays
Admission is free on select Sundays and event dates throughout the year
Guides and museum staff are available for questions and assistance onsite

Book your Mucem Marseille Tickets tickets now!

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Allow extra time at peak periods due to visitor volume
Closed every Tuesday, May 1 and Dec 25
Admission is free on the first Sunday of each month and special event dates
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Photography without flash is generally permitted, but check for signs in special exhibits
Large bags and backpacks must be stored in designated areas
Maintain respectful noise levels to preserve the museum atmosphere
Food and drinks are not allowed in exhibition spaces

Sera ya kughairi

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track museum entry lets you skip the lines and start exploring quickly
Discover permanent and temporary exhibitions about Mediterranean heritage and culture
Gain insights about the links between Mediterranean and European regions
Enjoy panoramic views of the old port and Mediterranean Sea from the museum

What’s Included

Admission to Mucem Museum
Access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions

Kuhusu

Welcome to Mucem Museum

Experience the heart of Mediterranean culture at the Mucem, a landmark museum in Provence. Designed as a bridge between the land and sea, Mucem invites visitors to explore a tapestry of history, art and human stories shaped by the Mediterranean basin.

What Awaits You

Your journey begins with convenient fast-track entry, allowing you to bypass lengthy ticketing lines. Boardwalks and striking architectural design lead you from the entrance to light-filled galleries and panoramic sea views.

Explore the Mediterranean's Rich Legacy

Mucem’s permanent and temporary exhibits delve into the development of Mediterranean civilisations. Displays blend archaeology, anthropology and modern art, creating a dialogue between tradition and today. Themes include migration, religion, food, trade and daily life across eras, with artefacts and multimedia presentations bringing every story to life.

Signature Exhibitions

Le Grand Mezzé: Trace the culinary journey of the Mediterranean, from time-honored practices to new gastronomic trends.
Civilization What a Time!: See the world through over 100 photographers as you reflect on how people and places shape global identity.
Connectivity: Examine the strategic and cultural importance of historic Mediterranean port cities in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Jeff Koons at Mucem: View bold and iconic contemporary artworks across decades of Koons’s career.

Experience the Museum Your Way

Wander at your own pace to focus on galleries and topics that interest you most. Take advantage of the museum terraces to capture unique perspectives of the port, the sparkling sea and Marseille’s iconic skyline. Interactive displays and multi-language information cater to diverse age groups and backgrounds. Rest areas throughout ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.

Local Connections and Events

Being in Marseille, the museum is surrounded by vibrant neighborhoods filled with cafes and historic attractions. Mucem often hosts workshops, events and temporary exhibits that celebrate the city’s dynamic contemporary culture alongside its ancient roots.

Before You Visit

To ensure a smooth experience, plan your timing around popular hours and check current exhibitions for special highlights. Both large groups and solo travelers find the museum’s design welcoming and accessible. For families, educational resources enhance learning and discovery for children of all ages.

Practicalities

Located in the heart of Marseille, easily accessible by public transport and a short walk from the old port
Open most days of the week but closed on Tuesdays and certain holidays
Admission is free on select Sundays and event dates throughout the year
Guides and museum staff are available for questions and assistance onsite

Book your Mucem Marseille Tickets tickets now!

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Allow extra time at peak periods due to visitor volume
Closed every Tuesday, May 1 and Dec 25
Admission is free on the first Sunday of each month and special event dates
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing time

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Photography without flash is generally permitted, but check for signs in special exhibits
Large bags and backpacks must be stored in designated areas
Maintain respectful noise levels to preserve the museum atmosphere
Food and drinks are not allowed in exhibition spaces

Sera ya kughairi

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled

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