MUCEM

The Museum is European and Mediterranean civilisations or Mucem is a national museum on the top of the list of places to visit in Marseille. This beautiful and historic attraction opened its doors in 2013 and since then has been a platform for discussing the history, foundations, and issues of the Mediterranean.

The national museum Mucem combines a beautiful experience of history and art. This fabulous museum opened its doors to the public in 2013 and since then has been a platform for raising and discussing Mediterranean issues in Marseille. The museum hosts several exhibitions and cultural programs fucinunh on multiple disciplines such as anthropology, art history, contemporary art, archeology, and history. Explore the historical and national museum of glory with our Europe Travel packages.

While exploring the historical museum visitors will take the trip to 3 different spots - J4 Esplanade, Saint Jean Fort, and the CCR. The J4 contains the heart of the Mucem and has two different places for exhibitions. The Mediterranean gallery focuses on a permanent exhibition regarding the discovery and major steps in the Mediterranean civilisations while the second set is available for regular yet temporary exhibitions. Connected to the J4 by a bridge, Saint Jean Fort offers visitors an interactive experience with the Mediterranean gardens, open air shows, coffee shops and much more.

Highlights

• Visit this beautiful museum spread across 45000 sqm, with the sole purpose of preserving the history of Mediterranean civilization and providing a platform for discussing their issues.
• Explore the permanent exhibit on Mediterranean civilisation- its development through the ages in the J4 Esplanade.
• Relish the panoramic restaurant inside the J4 is one of the most popular Marseille attractions with delectable food served to its guests.
• Admire the beautiful structures and gardens of the 12th century Saint Jean Fort, a place offering spectacular views for its visitors.
• Enjoy CCR is a behind-the-scenes place with several collections, extra artifacts and another documentary available for visitors to explore during their visit.