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MARSEILLE Press Kit Edition 2018 2018 PRESS Kit >> Summary INTRO 1 MARSEILLE Press kit Edition 2018 2018 PRESS kit >> Summary INTRO 1 MARSEILLE IN FIGURES 2 A CONNECTED CITY 3-4 FOUR MAJOR DEVELOPMENT THRUSTS: 5-8 CINEMA, CRUISES, URBAN AND CULTURAL TOURISM AND CONFERENCING TOP 5 MUST-SEE ATTRACTIONS 9 A STROLL THROUGH 26 CENTURIES OF HISTORY 10 THE CALANQUES NATIONAL PARK 11-12 THE METAMORPHOSIS OF A CITY: EUROMÉDITERRANÉE 13-14 NOTABLE MUSEUMS 15-18 LE CORBUSIER’S RADIANT CITY 19-20 PASSION FOR SHOPPING 21-22 MARSEILLE’S TRENDING TRADITIONS! 23-24 THE ESSENTIAL APERITIF 25-26 ENJOY YOUR MEAL! 27-28 ALL NIGHT LONG 29-30 CITY GUIDES - GREAT GETAWAYS 31-32 PROVENÇAL GETAWAYS 33-34 intro culture MP2018 Quel Amour ! Beautiful, enticing, dynamic - Marseille has established itself as one of the must-see tourist destinations in Europe today. Running from February 14 to Open to the world, between sky, land and sea, this is a city of September 1, 2018 and based striking contrasts and fascinating paradoxes: it combines its on the theme Quel Amour!, the wealth of heritage and traditions with a thoroughly modern, project will offer a resplendent visionary and creative offer of experiences. cultural programme featuring Marseille is enchanting and spellbinding, in an unpretentious renowned regional, national, way. With its colourful melting-pot of countless cultures, this and international artists. The historic city fills all who visit it with an amazing energy. event will both capture the world’s attention and make Marseille - European Capital of Culture in 2013, city planner of Marseille and Provence one of MANIFESTA 2020 (international contemporary art biennial), the foremost destinations for host city of rugby’s world cup in 2023 and host city of Sailing cultural tourism in 2018. Olympic Games in 2024, host city of football’s Euro 2016 and Quel Amour! will be a declara- European Capital of Sport in 2017, Marseille attracts all kinds tion of love for the region, for of visitors and has an exceptional dynamism that projects its its artists and inhabitants, and influence across the world. for all those who will visit (or revisit) Marseille and Provence Choosing Marseille means enjoying 300 days of sunshine a to partake in the cultural fes- year, an unparalleled quality of life, a shoreline and bay that are tivities. classed among the finest in the world, conviviality expressed in the lilting accent of the south, a history and a culture. www.mp2018.com PRESS KIT 2018 OFFICE DE TOURISME ET DES CONGRES DE MARSEILLE Press contact : [email protected] Tél. : + 33 (0)4 91 13 99 73 - www.marseille-tourisme.com 2 marseille >> IN FIGURES 2 600 years The No. 1 Founded 2,600 years ago, Cruise Terminal in Marseille is France’s most ancient city France No. 5 on the Mediterranean 2nd 2ND largest city in France in France with 855,393 most filmed city inhabitants in 2013 in France 57 KM 150 000 of see front ACCREDITED including 20 kilometres sports club members of Calanques 127 300 hOtels, days of sunshine providing 8,696 rooms a year 111 5 million DISTRICTS tourists with strong individual in 2017 identities 1,6 million 24° cruise passengers Sea temperatures of 24° in summer >> A connected city 4 Marseille has excellent transport links, by land, sea and air. 3 motorways linking Spain, Italy and Northern Europe meet at Marseille, providing extremely convenient access to some of the region’s leading destinations: Marseille-Provence Airport (www.marseille.aeroport.fr) 1hr to reach the Camargue and Avignon The main natural gateway to the Mediterranean, 1hr 30mins to go out on the town at Saint-Tropez Marseille-Provence Airport is Province’s number 1 2hrs to bask on the Côte d’Azur and 2hrs 30mins to long-haul hub, with over 100 destinations served by swish down the slopes of the top ski resorts scheduled direct flights operated by 32 airlines and linking 25 countries, including: 20 daily connections between Paris and Marseille (flight time: 1hr 15mins) 40 scheduled low-cost destinations in France, Europe By train, Marseille is: and Morocco 1hr 40mins from Lyon, 3hrs from Paris (17 TGVs a day), 8 long-haul destinations in Canada, the Middle East, the 3hrs 30mins from Geneva, 5hrs 30mins from Brussels, Indian Ocean and Africa. 6hrs 30mins from London, 7hrs 30mins from Milan, 8hrs The airport’s two terminals are used by over 9 million from Frankfurt, etc. passengers each year: terminal AMP1 - This premium terminal is reserved for traditional airlines and offers a high level of services: VIP Getting around Marseille reception, lounges, priority boarding, group services etc.) Urban Marseille terminal AMP2 - Europe’ No. 1 low-cost air terminal Marseille s’apprivoise aisément en transport, vélo ou reserved for economy flights voiture grâce à 2 lignes de métro, 3 lignes de tramway, 1 000 vélos répartis sur 130 stations, 88 lignes de bus et Airport links to Marseille City Centre 15 parkings pour près de 10 000 places de stationnement. (30km) Maritime Marseille By coach, bus or shuttle (every 15 minutes between From spring to autumn, two maritime shuttles provide 4.30am and 12.10am) a service between Vieux-Port, Pointe-Rouge and Vieux- By TER regional rail network (over 60 trains a day) Port Estaque. By hire car (the airport has 8 rental companies) The ferry, beloved by Marcel Pagnol, runs to and fro By taxi, with 86 vehicles available 24/7. between the City Hall and the Place aux Huiles. Motorway network PRESS KIT 2018 OFFICE DE TOURISME ET DES CONGRES DE MARSEILLE Press contact : [email protected] Tél. : + 33 (0)4 91 13 99 73 - www.marseille-tourisme.com cinema 30 million € injected into the economy Cinema, Cruises, Urban and Cultural 6 >> Tourism, and Conferencing 4 MAJOR DEVELOPMENT THRUSTS IN THE CITY MARSEILLE IS THE STAR OF THE SHOW «Marseille», with megastar Gérard Dépardieu playing Marseille has advantages that nowhere else can offer: its the lead. own special photogenic quality, unparalleled musicality, The city harbours a great pool of talent that includes and light effects that take your breath away. people with top level skills in the various professions within the film industry. Marseille’s charms are still embodied in Marcel Pagnol’s The Pôle Média de la Belle de Mai media centre, with classic trilogy, but these days the baton is being picked up its film sets, its specialist audiovisual companies, and its by other authors, scriptwriters and film-makers, whose motion capture and special effects studio, successfully numbers are growing year on year. brings together the film industry and the digital sector. Shown on the posters of more than 300 productions, Marseille has become France’s second most filmed city for cinema films, television, web series and commercials. Places to visit The number of film shoots here has actually trebled in Château de la Buzine 10 years! 478 film shoots and 30 million euros injected In the Camoins district, you are plunged deep into the into the economy. heart of Pagnol’s Marseille with the Château de la Buzine, which the author rebaptised «Le Château de ma Mère». The Marseille region is seeing many benefits from the This château was built in 1867, was left abandoned, and success of the films that are shot and produced here. was then purchased by Marcel Pagnol in 1941, with the As long ago as 1936, Jean-Luc Godard’s film «À Bout de intention of turning it into a «Cité du Cinéma». Souffle» (Breathless) established itself as the definitive The city of Marseille, which has owned the building since film of the new wave. A few decades later, «Taxi» 1995, has elected to devote it to the writers’ work. The achieved box office figures of over 6 million before site, dedicated to «the 7th art» or the art of the cinema signing up for four sequels. In 2003, «Love Actually» gives and open to the public since 2011, includes the Maison Colin Firth a scene in the Bar de la Marine on Marseille’s des Cinématographies Méditerranéennes. Set in four- Vieux-Port. «La French», with Jean Dujardin and Gilles hectare grounds, the château is notable for its media Lellouche, was the highest-budget French film of 2014. library and its 350-seat auditorium. www.labuzine.com/fr TV has also jumped onto the Marseille «bandwagon». The soap opera «Plus Belle La Vie» has occupied France The Panier district 3’s Monday to Friday evening slot at 8.20 for 12 years. Le Panier is Marseille’s oldest district, a stone’s throw It’s a unique phenomenon in the national audiovisual away from Vieux-Port, and was the inspiration for landscape, attracting 6 million viewers every evening. the local colour and style of the fictitious Le Mistral district in the soap opera «Plus Belle la Vie». It’s like a Other successful series have also chosen Marseille little Montmartre in Marseille where you can come and as their home, including «Braquo», «Panthers» and stroll around in the footsteps of the soap heroes and «Mafiosa», produced by Canal +, and also Netflix’s heroines, discover the craft shops, the bistros and the typical restaurants. PRESS KIT 2018 OFFICE DE TOURISME ET DES CONGRES DE MARSEILLE Press contact : [email protected] Tél. : + 33 (0)4 91 13 99 73 - www.marseille-tourisme.com Cinema, Cruises, Urban and Cultural >> Tourism, and Conferencing 4 MAJOR DEVELOPMENT THRUSTS IN THE CITY CRUISE - ON THE LOVE BOAT? The harbour town of Marseille is an essential Mediterranean cruise destination. All the major European fleet owners either set off from 2015 or call at Marseille, France’s No. 1 embarkation port in 1 500 000 Provence.
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