Discover or rediscover the city with your family
Guided tours
Throughout the school holidays, the Tourist Office offers guided tours for all the family. Discover street art in the Cours Julien district, take a fun tour of Le Corbusier’s Cité Radieuse, take a storytelling tour of the legendary Massalia, or go on a treasure hunt through Parc Borely to find the famous lost treasure of the Borely family. And if you fancy it, why not explore the city on a police investigation during an outdoor Escape Game? Prefer to go to the ends of the earth? Head to Les Goudes to discover the flora and fauna of this small fishing village. There’s so much to see, it’s well worth the diversions!
> Discover all the family visits of the Tourist Office of Marseille
Invader was here
Go hunting with your children…for eggs? No, the Spaces Invaders ! These little colourful mosaics are hidden in several areas of the city! You’ve probably seen them before. During the summer of 2020, the street artist Invader installed his works all over the city, and today, there are nearly 97! It’s up to you to find them!
Go out to sea
A beautiful sunny day, a nice spring day, we go out to the sea and discover the Count of Monte Cristo on the island of Château d’If ! Only 30 minutes from the Old Port by boat, the If Castle offers a breathtaking view of the bay of Marseille. During the holidays, we invite you to discover with your family all the mysteries of this impregnable fortress!
Find out more about the “If Castle with your family”
If there is only one thing to see in Marseille, it is our famous Good Mother, Notre-Dame de la Garde who rises high on her hill! All means are good to get there, on foot (count 20 minutes from the Old Port), by bike or by bus (N°60), but the ideal option if you are with your family, is to take the little tourist train from the Old Port, it leads you directly to Notre-Dame de la Garde !
Book your ticket for the little train