Sky Center La Marseillaise

Boulevard Euromediterranée Quai d’Arenc, 13002 Marseille

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At the top of Jean Nouvel’s La Marseillaise tower, WTC Marseille Provence Sky Center La Marseillaise is the city’s first-class location for all kinds of events. At 135 meters height, with an unrestricted view of the harbor, a façade that alternates between blue, white, and red depending on the time of day, and hanging gardens reminiscent of the calanques, La Marseillaise is an ode to nature and modernity.Live a unique experience in this new Marseille, rich with unusual cultural sites and avant-garde shopping malls.

February 9 and 10: Daytime Sessions

City Center Vieux-Port

2, rue Henri Barbusse, 13001 Marseille

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At the doorsteps of the Jardin des Vestiges and a 2 min walk from the Vieux-Port, WTC Marseille Provence boasts 2000 sqm of adjustable spaces. In the heart of Marseille, in the city’s most bustling historic district, the City Center Vieux-Port offers space for conferences, offices, coworking, language training, and an international club for companies. Its central location near tourist sites, easy access, parking, and accommodations makes it the perfect place for business and professional events in Marseille.

Palais de la Bourse

9 la Canebière, 13001 Marseille

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Marseille’s Palais de la Bourse is located on the famous Canebière street. A historical monument once frequented by Napoleon and empress Eugénie. In the heart of Marseilles, the 630sqm Palace’s Grand Hall can accommodate up to 800 guests for a cocktail-style reception or 500 dining. Three remarkable premium reception areas featuring black and white paving stones and dominated by majestic columns and arches decorated with sculptures.

Departing from the underwater station, we invite you to visit the replica of the Cosquer Cave in an atmosphere similar to that of the original. Explore the 1,750-square-metre cave comfortably seated on board exploratory vehicles, and equipped with audio-guides available in several languages. They will help you unlock the secrets of the Homo sapiens who lived in the cave 30,000 years ago. Engravings, paintings, speleothems, handprints, and geological wonders have been replicated and reproduced for public viewing in a very realistic and scientifically rigorous manner.

For questions, contact y.savignac@wtcmp.com or v.moraru@wtcmp.com