Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations
| 7 Promenade Robert Laffont, Marseille |
5 oranları
6.80/10.00 |
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+33 4 84 35 13 13 |
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Jeremy Fallon (07.11.2017 19:45)
Free entry into this modern building, the museum itself is an expensive €10 not good value! Instead get the lift to the third floor wonderful terrace and cafe/bar then wonder over the pedestrian bridge to the castle, all free with sensational views of the port and the bay!
Free entry into this modern building, the museum itself is an expensive €10 not good value! Instead get the lift to the third floor wonderful terrace and cafe/bar then wonder over the pedestrian bridge to the castle, all free with sensational views of the port and the bay!
Ankita Sanghvi (05.11.2017 14:48)
Only the football exhibit was good rest of the museum is just random exhibits on graffiti and some documents..lucky we were here on the first Sunday so the visit was free. It was super windy the day we were here so needed to bundle up.
Only the football exhibit was good rest of the museum is just random exhibits on graffiti and some documents..lucky we were here on the first Sunday so the visit was free. It was super windy the day we were here so needed to bundle up.
Yann Larhantec (25.10.2017 20:50)
We didn't visit the museum. But we enjoyed some drinks on the terrace. Very pleasant. Building is really beautiful !
We didn't visit the museum. But we enjoyed some drinks on the terrace. Very pleasant. Building is really beautiful !
Colin Dixon (01.10.2017 21:29)
An interesting slant on the traditional museum concept. The exhibits are well laid out and they create a good level of interaction; the collection is however small in scale. The audio guide is a must if you want to fully enjoy the museum: especially if you're a non-french speaker. The staff are very helpful here.
An interesting slant on the traditional museum concept. The exhibits are well laid out and they create a good level of interaction; the collection is however small in scale. The audio guide is a must if you want to fully enjoy the museum: especially if you're a non-french speaker. The staff are very helpful here.
Misha Kolosov (27.09.2017 13:28)
Don't waste your time and money (9,50 €) on this museum. It's best part is a building itself, and it's free. The museum consists of one room of exhibits from the Mediterranean region, but there is nothing new there for anyone who have successfully graduated the secondary school. Also, if you happened not to speak French, bear in mind that all exhibit signs are in French. Same applies to their exhibitions, something hard to imagine in a newly built museum of 21 century.
Don't waste your time and money (9,50 €) on this museum. It's best part is a building itself, and it's free. The museum consists of one room of exhibits from the Mediterranean region, but there is nothing new there for anyone who have successfully graduated the secondary school. Also, if you happened not to speak French, bear in mind that all exhibit signs are in French. Same applies to their exhibitions, something hard to imagine in a newly built museum of 21 century.
