Musée Regards de Provence

The Musée Regards de Provence combines modern and contemporary art, staging themed temporary solo and group exhibitions that showcase the artistic wealth of the South of France and the Mediterranean. Located on the seafront in Marseille, it is a place steeped in history that once housed Fernand Pouillon's health station, now listed as a 20th-century heritage site.

The museum's three exhibition rooms, housing artworks during temporary exhibitions, can be used for private guided tours, meetings, seminars, standing cocktail parties or sit-down dinners, for unforgettable cultural experiences.

The Regards Café restaurant, located on the museum's 2nd floor, has a panoramic room, covered glass terrace and roof terrace planted with trees and decorated with sculptures, offering the opportunity to hold business lunches, dinners, cocktail parties and meetings or private receptions in a modern and refined setting. The restaurant is decorated in a style that combines the spirit of the 50s with a contemporary Mediterranean feel, and enjoys panoramic views of the sea, the port of La Joliette, Fort Saint Jean and the La Major Cathedral.

The museum offers a prestigious, contemporary setting in a remarkable geographical location at the heart of Marseille's new cultural, tourist and economic hub. It also boasts panoramic views over the port of La Joliette and the J4 esplanade, in the shadow of the majestic architecture of the Mucem and the Grotte Cosquer.