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More about Marseille

A gateway to the Mediterranean, Marseille has grown rapidly as a business events destination in recent years thanks to ongoing investment in its tourism infrastructure.

The port city has an idyllic climate and great ease of access, which combined with expertise in economic, academic, and scientific fields, makes it a great destination to host conferences and congresses.

Our venues in Marseille

Radisson Blu Hotel, Marseille Vieux Port - Swimming Pool

Radisson Blu Hotel, Marseille Vieux Port

Perfectly located for both international and domestic business events

As the third busiest airport in France, Marseille-Provence International Airport is a well-connected hub for international meetings and events. The airport offers scheduled flights to 116 destinations, including daily flights to major European cities, such as Paris, London, Madrid, Rome, and Frankfurt, as well as direct connections to several long-haul destinations in Canada, the Middle East, the Indian Ocean, and Africa. The best way to get around Marseille is on foot since most of the neighborhoods are pedestrian-friendly and easy to navigate. However, the metro and tram lines are also fast, affordable, and efficient.

Things to do with your group

  • Explore Marseille’s immense historic harbor, Le Vieux Port. With more than 2000 years of history, the port is surrounded by historical buildings from the 18th century and older.
  • Kayak or cruise through the Calanques, a set of scenic white limestone cliffs surrounded by clear blue waters in the southern and eastern parts of Marseille.
  • Take a walking tour or treasure hunt through Le Panier (the old town). Meet local artisans and discover their products, such as olive oil, soap, tapenade, ceramics, and more.
  • Visit the Palais Longchamp, an impressive monument built in 1869, best known for its magnificent fountain, colonnades, museums, and gardens.
  • Go island-hopping for the day and make sure to include a visit to the famed Chateau d'If, the 16th-century prison island immortalized in The Count of Monte Cristo.

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