马赛历史博物馆
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Went on a Sunday afternoon to find out that it was only free Sunday mornings. On the plus side it was stuffed full of information and some marvellous exhibits - the boats and the bits relating to death were well presented and the little mock maquettes were excellent. Interesting material on the tensions a city centre monumental site can generate with mammon and developers. Luckily the site won out. It is logically set out and merits attention and they do give out free audio guides for english speakers but some of the audio spots didn't seem to work but I think that was my lack of digital acumen rather than anything to do with the museum. Well worth a visit but don't rush it especially if you have just arrived by plane as I did.
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Only 5 euros the entrance to this interesting museum that will give you all the explanations about the history of Marseille from the origins to the present.
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This museum brings thousands of years of history to reality. A must in Marseille. Great combination of visual graphics and artifacts. See the movie.
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Bit of a pity that this Museum is located in a shopping mall. But there are interesting exhibits including remnants of an ancient ship.
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This museum is within the Vieux Port area of Marseille. It is one of the largest history museums. The exhibits were high tech and very informative. A must-see for school groups, or just with your kids.
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This museum has something for everyone, an excellent sampling of European and Mediterranean history in one robust complex. Jaded travelers, avoiding tourist traps and phony attractions like amusement parks, will be relieved and delighted to stroll through authentic sites with the port and Mediterranean sea in the background. One note, evidently I am terrified of heights. I did make it across the bridge in a very undignified manner, but I could not manage the transparent walkway down to the ground floor. Fortunately, there is an elevator.
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Wonderful place that goes thru all the civilizations that the Marseille area was under From 60,000 years BC to the present it is a wonderful and informative display that is interesting for adults and children. They have interesting videos for all the exhibits and the curator deserves kudos. Would recommend as the first place to stop. It explains each era of the city and the area.
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Interactive displays, videos of experts in the periods, all well set out and in a logical sequence. Much to learn and see and well worth the visit.
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An excellent museum, with a clearly documented and engagingly presented history of this fascinating city from 60,000 years ago up until the present day. You should go here on your first day in Marseille, because it will give you an excellent context for your visit.
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Museum is located in the centre of the town, with the new permanent exhibition. In the yard are the ruins of the Greek and Roman Marseille. Highlits of the archaeological part are the remains of the roman ships, and reconstruction of the early christian basilica with cemetery. Also there is lot of touch screens and models which are very educational and informative. For me this museum is musch better than MUCEM and museum at old hospital.