Visiting Mucem Marseille

• Mucem Marseille features an auditorium, an exhibition area, outdoor shows, and a library.
• The museum also has a coffee shop and a restaurant.
• Washrooms are available on each floor of J4 Esplanade, Fort Saint-Jean, and the Conservation and Resource Center.
• Fort Saint-Jean site is a historical monument that also falls under the museum.

• All three entrances of the museum are wheelchair accessible.
• Guests with disabilities are allowed entrance with priority and have no-wait access at the information desk.
• Disabled parking is also available.
• Washrooms are also available and accessible for individuals with disabilities.

• Refrain from disturbing the site publicly, or you may be refused entry inside or expelled from the museum.
• Ensure your kids are always supervised and do not run around the premises, causing hassle to other guests.
• Taking photographs of the staff is prohibited. Additionally, you can’t make copies of the work presented in the exhibition.
• Make sure to comply with bag checking at the entrance.
• Please do not touch the exhibits to preserve their sanctity.

Mucem Marseille has a boutique, a shop, and a bookstore on its premises.

• La Boutique d'été (The Summer Shop): This boutique showcases a selected range of products crafted by local artisans specializing in fashion, design, decoration, crafts, and gastronomy. You will find products like jewelry, books, art prints, and many other souvenirs related to the Mediterranean region.
• Savonnerie de la Licorne shop: This shop is at the foot of the Fort Saint-Jean site and is known for keeping genuine Marseille Soap products and other beauty products.
• Mucem Bookshop: Located on the ground floor of the J4 Esplanade building, this store keeps a variety of books that include everything from the humanities and history to politics and current affairs. You will also find comic books, photography books, urban planning and architecture books, and many others by great Mediterranean authors.

• Le Môle Passedat – Mucem: This restaurant is located within the museum premises, and its sea-facing views make for an opulent background while you feast on Mediterranean cuisine. The eatery is mainly known for its seafood dishes.
• Au Doyen (750 m): Situated near the Old Port area, Au Doyen is one of the ideal places to catch a quick brunch or dinner in a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. You will find the best, most authentic French cuisine here.
• Le Carré Bistromanie (2.9 km): Located near the museum, the restaurant offers a great range of Mediterranean and French dishes. The atmosphere is cozy and warm and makes for a perfect place for a romantic meal.

• Fort Saint-Jean (1 km): A formidable fortress built in the 12th century, Fort Saint-Jean guards the entrance to the Old Port. Beyond its historical significance, it hosts cultural events, providing a captivating journey through time.
• La Major Cathedral (1.1 km): La Major Cathedral, a grandeur of Byzantine-Roman architecture, stands proudly along Marseille's waterfront. Its colossal domes and intricate detailing make it a must-visit, displaying religious and artistic splendor.
• Vieux Port (1.3 km): Marseille's old harbor is a lively waterfront hub. Dotted with colorful boats, fish markets, and vibrant restaurants, Vieux Port exudes a charming atmosphere, perfect for a stroll.

• Luxury: Hotel La Residence du Vieux Port (1.2 km), Grand Hotel Beauvau (1.6 km), Sofitel Marseille Vieux-Port (2.9 km)
• Mid-Budget: Best Western Hotel du Mucem (600 m), New Hotel of Marseille (2.9 km), Mercure Marseille Centre Bompard La Corniche (4.3 km)
• Low-Budget: Hôtel Écologique BelleVue Marseille (1.2 km), Hôtel Hermès Vieux Port (1.6 km), Hotel Edmond Rostand (3 km)