Cruises departing from Marseille
Marseille is a major seaport with a variety of tourism, transport and logistics activities. The cruise port is booming, with a growing number of cruises every year, making it today the leading cruise port in France the leading cruise port in France and the 5th largest in the Mediterranean.
Tramway
Marseille’s tramway is an excellent way to get around the city. The network covers key areas of the city, offering convenient connectivity for residents and visitors alike. Streetcars generally run from 5:00 to midnight, with a frequency of approximately 5 to 10 minutes on weekdays and 10 to 15 minutes at weekends. Timetables may vary slightly depending on the day of the week and the time of year. Specific transport passes, such as day tickets and monthly subscriptions, are also available. The ticket price is set at €180. It is valid for a single journey and a one-hour connection to other streetcar, bus or metro lines.
Our documentation
Find tourist maps and documents to download about the city of Marseille. Information at your fingertips that will be very useful during your stay in Marseille!
Car parks
Marseille is full of car parks everywhere all around the city. Whether it is outside or Covered, find a suitable car park for your stay : in the city centre or near the stadium near Saint-Charles station, there is something for everyone !
Move around
There are many ways to get around in Marseille: taxis, car rental, public transport, sea shuttles…Organise all your travel needs for your stay in Marseille. The city is resolutely looking to the future by offering an increasingly wide and varied range of intra-and inter-urban transport services. The crucial challenge is to make the city easy, friendly and pleasant to live in for everyone: the municipality and the Metropolis are becoming more and more involved each year to achieve this. The recent pedestrianisation of a section of the Canebière and its adjacent streets testifies to this!
Access to Marseille Cruise Port
Find all the practical information to access the Marseille cruise port from the airport, the Saint-Charles train station and also with your personal vehicle. Are you stopping over in Marseille? We’ll tell you all about the free shuttle bus that takes you to the Joliette district.
Maritime shuttles in Marseille
Every year, from April to the end of September, you can take advantage of the maritime shuttle crossings. Whether they take you north or in the south, it is at the end of the world (from Marseille) that they will drop you off!
Consulates in Marseille
Here is the list of consulates for each country in Marseille.
WiFi sites in Marseille
The city of Marseille is resolutely digital, and for a few years now it has been offering free WiFi to all Marseille’s residents and visitors. Discover all the sites where WiFi is available, to surf the internet freely!
Tourist office
In 1966, by prefectoral decree, Marseille created its own Municipal Tourist Office.
The Metropolitan Office of Tourism and Conventions, a public establishment of an industrial and commercial nature (EPIC), is assimilated to a private management body, its administrative and financial structure enabling it to carry out local tourist activities.
Luggage storage in Marseille
Whether you are arriving in Marseille, leaving or simply passing through, there are several options to drop off your luggage in a safe place and allow you to visit the city, light and carefree. In Marseille, we do everything to make your life easier!
Arriving in Marseille
Do you want to come to Marseille? Here are all the details that will help you to organise your stay in Marseille and to get there, whatever the means of transport you choose.
The Low Emission Zone
The ZFE-m zone was introduced in Marseille on 1 September 2022. Find out what this means for travel by car, motorbike or camper van. Residents and visitors are concerned.
