Marseille, easy to get to

The city’s accessibility is a key factor to consider when organizing a convention. Fortunately, Marseille boasts a comprehensive transport network that makes business travel a breeze. Whether you arrive by plane, train or local public transport, the city offers fluid and convenient connectivity. Discover the main assets of the metropolis that will enable you to plan your business trips with complete peace of mind.

Marseille Provence Airport

2nd French regional airport for passenger traffic with over 11 million passengers in 2025 (72% international traffic)
Scheduled flights (charter excluded):over 170 routes operated by morethan 30 airlines, connecting 130 destinations
in 38 countries.
Up to 12 daily flights Paris/Marseille (75 minutes flight)
12 long haul destinations in China, Canada,Middle East, Indian Ocean, Africa…
A global offer from/to the European hub sensures an easy access from anywhere in the world.

Discover the new terminal 1 at Marseille Provence airport

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Services

Passengers information
Located at terminal 1

To book meeting rooms and VIP services
+33 (0)4 42 14 27 74
http://www.marseille-airport.com/professionals/businesses/business-center/office-space-and-venue-rental

A dedicated team
• 14 rooms and lounges
(from 2 to 250 people)
• Bilingual hostesses to welcome your
guests from the exit of the plane
• Porter service
• 2 VIP lounges in the departure lounge
• On-brand welcome desks to greet
conference delegates.
• Skip the line: priority access to security

Access

The airport is connected to more than 100 cities of Provence by train or bus. All information on:
https://www.marseille-airport.com/accesscar-parks/access/by-train-or-by-bus

Among the most popular for your events:
Shuttle bus Airport / Marseille Saint-Charles
99 shuttles a day from/to Marseille, from 3:30 am to 1:50 am, with a frequency every 10 minutes from 7 am to 7 pm
25-40 minute journey depending on traffic.

Shuttle bus Airport /Aix-en-Provence TGV Train Station
Shuttle services run every 30 minutesbetween 5:20 a.m. and midnight.
Approximate journey time: 30 minutes.
Online booking and purchase at store.marseille.aeroport.fr

Taxi
Service 7 days a week
Reservation : + 33 (0)4 42 88 11 44
Station : +33 (0)4 42 14 24 44
www.taxis-aeroport.com

Marseille Saint-Charles station

Located in the heart of Marseille, Marseille Saint-Charles station is a major rail hub offering extensive connectivity. Every day, more than 200 trains run from this station, providing connections to numerous destinations.

Among these trains, 15 TGV Méditerranée make the trip between Paris and Marseille daily, enabling travelers to cover the distance in just 3 hours.

The Marseille Saint-Charles station also offers extended opening hours to meet travelers’ needs. It is open from 04:30 to 1:00 every day, with a later closing time of 1:30 on Fridays. The station’s ticket offices are open from 6:00 to 20:30 every day, making it easy for travelers to buy tickets and get information.

In addition to its rail services, the Marseille Saint-Charles station is also home to a variety of amenities for travelers. With 26 shops and car rental companies, travelers can find everything they need, whether for dining, shopping or car rental, offering a convenient and complete experience within the station.

From Marseille to…

Paris: 3h05
Charles de Gaulles Airport: 3h40
Geneva: 4h
Barcelona: 5h
Brussels: 5H10
Milan: 7h20

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SNCF practical information

Passenger information:
Tel: 3635 (€0.34 incl. tax / min)
https://www.sncf-connect.com/
From abroad: 08 92 35 35 35

Group travel information:
https://www.voyages-train-groupes.sncf.fr
https://www.sncf.com

Long-distance travel show
https://tgvinoui.sncf/actualites/actualitesalonmarseillejan22

Professional ticket exchanges
https://www.sncf-connect.com/aide/echanger-ou-annuler-un-billet-de-train

Departure and arrival information and practical station information
https://www.garesetconnexions.sncf/fr/gares-services/marseille-saint-charles

Direct access to metro, bus and car rental networks

Shuttles to the airport every 20 minutes: Tel: 04 91 50 59 34

Taxi: 04 91 05 80 80 – 04 91 02 20 20

Bus, Metro and Tram

You are organizing an event in Marseille, the RTM studies your needs and advises you on the most suitable solutions: purchasing facilities, provision of transport tickets, study of your journeys…
From the Solo ticket (one journey) to the Pass 24h, 72h or 7 days, different transport tickets are offered to meet your expectations as closely as possible.

Book your public transport pass : https://www.rtm.fr/espace-pro/sorties-en-groupe-congres

Practical information RTM

Contact us:
RTM Entreprises
Tel: 04 91 10 54 79
rtm.entreprises@rtm.fr

SPECIAL FOR DELEGATES, ASSOCIATIONS AND COMPANIES
Order your tickets in batches of 500 or more and benefit from preferential rates

RTM commits to a sustainable development approach

The RTM network
– 2 metro lines, 28 stations
– 93 bus lines (with a night network)
– 2500 stops
– 3 streetcar lines, 34 stations

Metro and streetcar schedules
5am to 12:30am 7 days a week

More info on rtm.fr or on the RTM mobile app

For public transport between Marseille and outlying towns: lepilote.com

The entire RTM network is freely accessible with the Carte City Pass

Getting around Marseille

The electric bike

Easy to use, “Le vélo” is the ideal mode of transport for your short trips around Marseille, whether to work, shop, go out or join another mode of transport (metro, bus, streetcar).
Always a bike nearby! With 1000 bikes and a hundred or so stations spread across the city, a service available 24/7.

More information on Le Velo

RTM Maritime shuttle

Board RTM maritime shuttles, between the Old Port and Pointe Rouge or Estaque and from Pointe Rouge to Les Goudes. Tickets on sale exclusively on board the boats.
Payment of tickets must be made in cash only, please bring a top-up.

More info on La Navette

Electro-solar ferryboat

Here it comes, greener than ever! César’s little brother ply the Old Port, making the crossing between Hôtel de Ville and Place aux Huiles. It’s an electro-solar-powered boat.

Hours and prices for the Ferry Boat