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Wineries Near Marseille

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Domaine Mayard

Domaine Mayard: A Sensory Journey Through Time and Tradition in Rhône

Chateau Fortia

One of the Oldest Wineries in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Cultivating High Proportions of Syrah

Château Maucoil & Domaine Duseigneur

Discover a winery that produces organic wines and a land rich with flora and fauna.

Clos du Calvaire

Family estate in the heart of the Châteauneuf du Pape vineyard

Château de Saint-Martin

Discover Twenty Centuries of History

La Cave de Mathias

A Unique Place Where Art And Wine Blend in Chateauneuf Du Pape, Rhone

Château Astros

Discover an Estate with a history dating 8 centuries back

Domaine Tour Saint Michel

A place to indulge in the most organic of wines

Château de Berne

Château De Berne – Offering stunning views over vineyards, garden, and forest

Château Saint Hilaire

At the feet of the hills, come and discover this family wine-growing estate.

Domaine de La Charbonniere

A family-owned wine estate practicing organic farming to make single-vineyard cuvees

Maison Brotte, Wine Museum & Shop

Unravelling the Secrets of Wine Making with the Experts

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Châteauneuf-du-Pape private tour an intensive fine wine experience

Intensive Vineyard & Fine Wine Experience

Provence - Mont Sainte Victoire intensive wine experience private tour

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Aix-en-Provence food markets, Château Beaupré & Château Bonisson vineyards private tour

Old Town Market, Wine & Art of the Châteaux Beaupré & Bonisson

Château de Beaupré, Château La Verrerie & Château Bonisson Intensive wine experience

Intensive Provence fine wine experience

The Wines of the Luberon - Château La Canorgue & La Verrerie & the Château de Lourmarin & Bastide du Laval private tour

Wines and Olive Oil Private Tour

Pont du Gard, Roman History, Villeneuve Les Avignon & the vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape private tour

Médiévale Cité, La Chartreuse, Fort St André and the Fine Wine of Châteauneuf du Pape

Avignon and the Vineyards of Châteauneuf du Pape

Where life is lived through its history & traditions and the Rhône valley wines

Medieval villages of Les Baux de Provence, Carrières de Lumière

Journey through Les Baux de Provence and Saint Rémy: ancient villages, art, and wine amidst stunning landscapes

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Aix En Provence – Mont Sainte Victoire

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Appellation Bandol Tour

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Marseille is a city of art, culture, and history. It is also the most important port in France. The city has a lot to offer visitors. One of the things that make Marseille so special is its wine culture. The city is also known for its cuisine, culture, and history. It has a rich heritage and is home to many museums and galleries. The MuCEM - Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations is the most famous museum in Marseille.

The best wine regions to visit near Marseille

Marseille is located in the region of Provence , France , where you can visit top wineries in Marseille . The best wine regions to visit near Marseille are Côtes de Provence ,  Bandol , Coteaux-d'Aix-en-Provence , Côtes De Provence Sainte-Victoire , Luberon and Bellet .

• Côtes de Provence : Known for its picturesque vineyards, Côtes de Provence is a renowned wine region near Marseille, offering a delightful variety of wines, particularly rosés.
• Bandol : Bandol, located near Marseille, is celebrated for its bold red wines, particularly those made from the Mourvèdre grape, and its scenic vineyards overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
• Coteaux-d'Aix-en-Provence : This wine region surrounding Aix-en-Provence, near Marseille, is recognized for its diverse wines, including reds, whites, and rosés, all influenced by the region's favourable climate.
• Côtes De Provence Sainte-Victoire : Noted for its distinctive terroir, Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire near Marseille produces wines with a unique character, with the Sainte-Victoire mountain providing a stunning backdrop to the vineyards.
• Luberon : The Luberon region, close to Marseille, is known for its charming hilltop villages and vineyards producing a range of wines, offering a delightful blend of flavors reflective of the region's diverse landscapes.
• Bellet : Located near Marseille, the Bellet wine region is known for its small, family-owned vineyards and the production of wines characterized by a blend of local grape varieties, showcasing the distinctiveness of the Mediterranean climate.

What to do in Marseille?

The city offers many opportunities for travellers to indulge in their passions – food, wine, art, or history. Visiting wineries near Marseille is a great way to explore the area and learn about the wine-making process. We offer the ultimate list of the best wineries near Marseille, chosen with great care for you to provide an unforgettable wine experience.

Where to stay in Marseille

InterContinental Marseille, ideally located near all attractions, offers you the chance to enjoy the spa and indoor pool.

Hotel Azur is a boutique hotel on a quiet street in the city centre, with a family atmosphere and a beautiful back garden to relax in.

The Residhotel Marseille Vieux-Port residence is ideally situated at the center of Marseille, in close proximity to numerous iconic landmarks of the city.

This four-star hotel is located just across from the Old Port and sits at the base of the renowned Canebière, which is Marseille's historic focal point.

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Marseille is the second-largest city in France and is located along the Mediterranean coast. It’s also home to some world-class wineries and wine producers in France. A great starting point to enjoy some of the best wine tours and tastings in Provence France. Marseille has a rich history, with evidence of human habitation dating back over 6,000 BC. Today, Marseille is home to hundreds of restaurants and bars that serve up French cuisine as well as an assortment of other options for wine lovers looking to visit and explore this cities unique wine culture and other beautiful sights.

From dining on local Mediterranean specialties to experiencing spectacular sunsets over the sea or watching the sunset with a glass of wine, there are plenty of experiences waiting to be had in Marseille, France. Winalist is here to help you choose the best wine experiences, such as cellar tours, winemaking tours, historical tours, and more, in Marseille.

Marseille is located in the historical province of Provence in the south of France. Some attractions include famous landmarks such as Stade Velodrome and Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica while others offer more unique experiences like climbing ramparts at Fort Saint Jean or tasting oysters fresh from the ocean at local restaurants.

Marseille wine highlights

• Coastal wine city located along the Mediterranean.
• Located in the Provence wine region of Southern France.
• Offers a variety of historical attractions and things to do for the entire family.

Things to Do & Best Attractions in Marseille, France

Marseille is the second-largest city in France, with a population of over 850,000 people. It's known by visitors for its port, which is one of the biggest in Europe, due to its convenient position along the Mediterranean Sea. The city boasts many tourist attractions like Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica (Notre Dame Church), Port du Prado Museum and Arts Center, Chateau d'If Island Castle Prison and more.

Overall, there are plenty of things to do in Marseille and the Provence France wine regions. A wine tour in Marseille booked through Winalist will make for an unforgettable experience for you, your loved ones, or your family. Simply use our wine experience search tool to input your desired wine-related activity details. Then, you can compare wineries in Marseille on our platform, or other wine-related experiences in Marseille, and book them - all within minutes. Planning a vineyard tour or other related experience in Marseille has never been easier.

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Getting to Marseille from Paris takes about an hour-and-a-half flight, which is usually quite affordable. If you drive or take a train, it will generally take you over seven hours. Although a bit lengthy, the drive from Paris is gorgeous—you'll cruise through Burgundy wine country before reaching Provence, where the hills are covered with lavender fields during summer months (and even year round at some places).

Once you've arrived in Provence, we recommend renting a car so that you can get around easily without worrying about driving distances or finding parking spots for your rental car (which can be tricky). Or, simply book convenient wine tours through Winalist that will allow you to thoroughly explore the Provence wine region of France.

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THE 10 BEST Marseille Wine Tasting Tours

Wine tours & tastings in marseille.

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• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Likely to Sell Out

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1. Full-Day Wine Tour around Luberon from Marseille

2. Small Group Marseille Shore Excursion : Avignon & Chateauneuf du Pape Wine Tour

3. Short Day Tour around Aix en Provence and Wine Tasting

4. Full day: Wine tour of the Cassis vineyards

5. Marseille Shore Excursion - Full Day Wine Tour in Provence

6. Wine Elegance: Discovery at Château La Coste and La Gaude

7. Cassis Wine tour : mer, falaises et vignes

8. Avignon's history, local culture & the wines of Châteauneuf du Pape private tour

9. Marseille Shore Excursion - Private Full Day Wine Tour in Provence

10. Aix-en-Provence, Cassis, Marseille

11. Rosé All Day Tour !

12. Highlights of Provence : food, wine and seaside in Cassis and Aix

13. Les Baux de Provence : Wine day Tour : 8 hours

14. Wine Tour Bandol & Cassis from Marseille

15. Full private day Avignon Chateuneuf du pape wine tasting

16. Aix-en-Provence old town, wine & art of Châteaux Beaupré & Bonisson private tour

17. The Original Marseilles Backstreets Tour

18. Food Tour Excursion in Provence !

19. Baux and Saint Rémy de Provence: Culture and Landscapes

20. Provence - Mont Sainte Victoire in search of Cézanne private wine tour

21. Côtes de Provence Wine Day Tour : 8 hours

22. Aix en Provence Wine tour "Cézanne and the winegrowers"

23. Luberon Wine and Charm: Explore the Flavors of the South

24. Bandol Wine Tour - 4 hour Private tour

25. Provence Picnic Tour

26. Heritage, wines and gastronomy - 3-day tour

27. Château de Beaupré, La Verrerie, Bonisson intense wine experience

28. Private Day Excursion in Provence with Transfer

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• Full-Day Wine Tour around Luberon from Marseille
• Full-day Wine Tour around Bandol & Cassis from Marseille
• Avignon's history, local culture & the wines of Châteauneuf du Pape private tour
• Short Day Tour around Aix en Provence and Wine Tasting
• Full day: Wine tour of the Cassis vineyards
• Provence Amazing Tours
• Provence Experience Tours
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THE 10 BEST Marseille Wine Tasting Tours

Wine tours & tastings in marseille.

• Ports of Call Tours
• Sightseeing Tours
• Wine Tours & Tastings
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Likely to Sell Out

• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Full-Day Wine Tour around Luberon from Marseille

2. Small Group Marseille Shore Excursion : Avignon & Chateauneuf du Pape Wine Tour

3. Short Day Tour around Aix en Provence and Wine Tasting

4. Full day: Wine tour of the Cassis vineyards

5. Marseille Shore Excursion - Full Day Wine Tour in Provence

6. Cassis Wine tour : mer, falaises et vignes

7. Wine Elegance: Discovery at Château La Coste and La Gaude

8. Avignon's history, local culture & the wines of Châteauneuf du Pape private tour

9. Marseille Shore Excursion - Private Full Day Wine Tour in Provence

10. Aix-en-Provence, Cassis, Marseille

11. Rosé All Day Tour !

12. Highlights of Provence : food, wine and seaside in Cassis and Aix

13. Les Baux de Provence : Wine day Tour : 8 hours

14. Wine Tour Bandol & Cassis from Marseille

15. Full private day Avignon Chateuneuf du pape wine tasting

16. Aix-en-Provence old town, wine & art of Châteaux Beaupré & Bonisson private tour

17. The Original Marseilles Backstreets Tour

18. Food Tour Excursion in Provence !

19. Baux and Saint Rémy de Provence: Culture and Landscapes

20. Provence - Mont Sainte Victoire in search of Cézanne private wine tour

21. Côtes de Provence Wine Day Tour : 8 hours

22. Aix en Provence Wine tour "Cézanne and the winegrowers"

23. Luberon Wine and Charm: Explore the Flavors of the South

24. Bandol Wine Tour - 4 hour Private tour

25. Provence Picnic Tour

26. Heritage, wines and gastronomy - 3-day tour

27. Château de Beaupré, La Verrerie, Bonisson intense wine experience

28. Private Day Excursion in Provence with Transfer

What travellers are saying.

• Full-Day Wine Tour around Luberon from Marseille
• Full-day Wine Tour around Bandol & Cassis from Marseille
• Avignon's history, local culture & the wines of Châteauneuf du Pape private tour
• Short Day Tour around Aix en Provence and Wine Tasting
• Full day: Wine tour of the Cassis vineyards
• Provence Amazing Tours
• Provence Experience Tours
• COLOR GROUP EXPERIENCE
• Protis Tours

• Vineyard tours
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Wine Tasting in Marseille: 9 Places You Have to Try

Marseille is a city found in the South of France situated just off the Mediterranean Coast and is a place that is always sunny and beautiful. Did you know that this is France's oldest city and was founded by the Greeks about 2,600 years ago? It is located on the waterfront and is also home to the biggest port in the country. Just on the outskirts of town is the stunning Calanques National Park where you can go to be in nature, but there is so much to do within the city limits as well. We're sure that you will find lots to keep you occupied during the day and if you need some ideas of activities to try once the sun goes down you can try this list of things to do at night in Marseille .

Have you ever been to Marseille? This is a great place to visit, especially for wine lovers. You can easily reach the Provence countryside from this town and this area is well known for its rosé wines. Check out the different wine tours and tastings listed below to create your own itinerary and discover all of the best regional wines. Before going out to the vineyards, store your bags and unneeded items safely in a suitcase locker in Marseille .

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Provence Wine Tours

Although Provence is mainly known for their vin rosé, if you head just a little further to the Cassis and Bandol region you will get the opportunity to taste some remarkable red and white wines. We recommend that you sign up for a tour with Provence Wines Tours, you will get to experience a full day wine tour of these areas and have the chance to visit three unique wineries. On your journey, you will learn a lot about French winemaking and get to sample a few kinds of wines as well!

Take this opportunity to try rosé wines from Provence, red wines from Bandol, and white wines from Cassis. The price starts around $180 for two adult tickets and you will be picked up in a comfortable air conditioned minivan right in the heart of Marseille. Pickup is typically at 9 am and you will be returned to the drop off locale at 4 pm the same day. After booking your spot head to the meeting point at Place du Mazeau at the time of your appointment. They allow free cancellation for up to 24 hours before your tour begins.

Address: Place du Mazeau, Pl. du Mazeau, 13002 Marseille

Marseille Shore Excursion

Another fantastic way for wine enthusiasts to have an authentic experience is on this private full day wine tour! This excursion will take you from the old port of the city to two very nice wineries. Aside from learning all about how wines are made, the aging process and even being able to visit aging rooms, you will also get to taste different kinds of wines. The ones available on this tour include Syrah, Grenache, and Cinsault, plus several others. On your private tour, you will admire the Provence countryside as you are driven around.

Throughout the day you will be brought to Cassis, Aix-en-Provence, and also Lourmarin. Afterward, you will be given a two hour time block to explore the picturesque French city at your own pace before being brought back to Marseille. The price is about $395 for two adults but you will get a personal experience that will teach you a lot about French wines. The meeting point will be right next to you if you've arrived by cruise ship, so head to the Marseille Provence Cruise Terminal.

Address: Marseille Provence Cruise Terminal, Porte 4, Mole Leon Gourret BP 90094 - Cedex 15, 13015 Marseille

Provence Wine Adventure

We hope that you are ready for an adventure and to sample some delicious wine! With Provence Wine Adventure you can choose to book a full day, half day, or just an evening event to fit your schedule. Your tour, which is available in either French, English or Spanish, has costs starting at about $60 per person. Your experienced tour guide will bring you around Marseille in a comfortable SUV or Méhari vehicle as you get to meet professional and passionate winemakers from the Provence region.

For a nice sunset excursion where you can visit a vineyard and taste 4 wines, you will pay approximately $60. A pleasant half day activity in either the morning or afternoon will allow you to taste 6 different wines. For a nice tour around the French countryside and the opportunity to sample 8 Provençal wines, it will cost you about $85 per person. You will get the pick-up information once you've booked your tour.

Address: Pick up varies based on tour (Office 83330 St Anne du Castellet France)

Villa Baulieu Domaine

The gorgeous Baulieu Domaine has been around for more than 2,000 years now and is situated right inside the only volcano in the area. Surprisingly enough, the volcano has blessed the area with excellent quality soil that is great for making wines! Since it has been around for so long, the vineyard has a fascinating history and can teach visitors a lot about the wine making process and it is sure to be one of your favorite excursions.

Several different experiences are available depending on what you want to do. Try their Workshop Wine & Truffles where you can taste 4 wines paired with truffles. We recommend signing up for their in-depth wine tasting experience where you can sample 7 unique wines. Or grab a seat on their Wine Safari Biodiversity Tour where you can be brought around their 300 hectare property and get to taste wine and truffles as well.

Address: Villa Baulieu Domaine is situated at Domaine de Beaulieu, route B14C, 13840 Rognes, France

Château De Sannes

Situated in a magnificent urban landscape, the Château De Sannes is your optimal destination for wine tastings and relaxation. The winery was constructed in the 17th century and is sure to impress you with both its architecture, history, and its grapes and wines! The scenic landscape offers breathtaking views that will make it feel as though you are in a fairy tale with a windmill, a pleasant lake, and beautiful gardens placed among the vines.

They believe in the diversity of crops for healthy agriculture which is why they cultivate olives and wheat on the same property as their grapes. Book your wine tasting where you will get the opportunity to try 5 wines for about $15. Those of you who want to have a calm day in Marseille might enjoy their Yoga in the Vines activity. You will get to focus on yourself and your body during a yoga session in the scenic vineyard followed by a tasting of 3 delicious wines.

Address: Find them at 1580 D37, 84240 Sannes, France

Châteauneuf du Pape

For the complete Marseille wine country experience try visiting the amazing Châteauneuf du Pape at their Intensive Vineyard and Fine Wine event where you will be treated to a luxurious day out in Marseille. You will get picked up from your hotel and be taken on a morning adventure to three gorgeous wineries. Learn all about the different varieties of grapes used in the Châteauneuf du Pape wines and the area surrounding you. If you want to take your adventure further you can stop by the Saint Bénezet Bridge, also known as the famous Pont d'Avignon, to learn more about the history of the area which was once the heart of the Catholic world.

Enjoy lunch at a traditional and rustic bistro where you can order a meal at your own expense followed by tutored wine tastings. The price is around $530 but you will be treated to an entire day of learning more about the best wines in the city.

Address: The address of the winery is Château des Papes, 84230 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, France but you will get picked up for your tour at a spot that is convenient for you.

Rosé All Day Tour

If you are a wine lover in Marseille the Rosé All Day wine tour will be one of your favorite day trips. You will spend the entire day among the vines and sampling glasses of wine. What is there not to love? You won't need to worry about anything since transportation, scheduling and activities will be completely planned out for you.

Your morning will begin with a trip to Mas de Cadenet, one of the gorgeous local wineries, as well as a talk teaching you about the rosé wines in Marseille. You will then be brought to the Chateau La Coste en Provence which is another fantastic winery where you can enjoy stunning art, architecture, wines and lunch! Finally, you will stop by the Chateau de La Gaude which offers picturesque views and is the perfect place to end your excursion. The cost of a full day of fun is around $1,210 per small group which can be up to 7 people.

Address: Choose from different pick-up points via the website to find the one that is the closest to you and be aware that this activity is non-refundable.

You might have heard or even tasted La Cavale wines before, but if you haven't then this is your chance to learn all about the industry and what they do. They are located in the gorgeous Luberon Regional Park and are sure to impress you with their modern style and professionalism. During your visit, you will get to see the incredible hand-hewn stone wall which stretches up to 65 meters as well as their boutique and cellar.

Take your pick from different activities, like a tasting and guided tour of the cellars for approximately $12. You also might want to check out their Introduction to Wine Tasting workshop for $25 per person. It is a great idea for those who have very little background knowledge as well as experienced wine tasters who want to learn a bit more about the topic. They also have tastings of wine and cheese or wine and chocolate at about $30 per person, or a Savours & Scents workshop for the same price. If you have time you should try their Understanding the Origins of Wine Through Ampelography workshop!

Address: 3017 Rte de Lourmarin, 84160 Cucuron, France

Visit of the Vineyards Side Car Tour

This is an experience unlike the rest. If you are looking to see the city vineyards in a new way why not ditch the vans and take a day trip around the countryside on one of the bike tours? Don't worry, you won't need to drive the bike yourself since you will be seated comfortably in a side car! Sit back and watch the landscapes go by as you drive from one winery to the next. You will get to see both Cassis and Bandol and try new wines, too.

This is a great way to take a day tour around Marseille, especially if the weather is nice. Chances are that it will be since it is always sunny in this part of France! The cost of the excursion is around $955 for two people. However, you will be set up for a full day tour where you will have fun visiting cellars and sampling local wines. Free cancellation is offered up until 24 hours before your tour.

Discover Marseille Through its Wines

From winery tours to workshops and tastings, there are lots of Marseille tours that are sure to catch the attention of any wine lover. At these events, you will be well taken care of with a wine expert teaching you all about the local vineyards and wines that they produce.

From full bodied reds to fruity whites and the classic rosé, the small town vineyards surrounding Marseille have all sorts of drinks for you to try. Sign up for one of the private tours or just go for a wine tasting if you have some free time that you want to kill. If you want to sample Provençal life further you can follow these travel tips for how to spend 3 days in Marseille . Use Gare Saint Charles as a starting point as buses and trains can take you where you need to go!

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THE 10 BEST Wine Tours & Tastings in Marseille, France

Wine tours & tastings in marseille.

• Ports of Call Tours
• Sightseeing Tours
• Wine Tours & Tastings
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Likely to Sell Out

• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Full-Day Wine Tour around Luberon from Marseille

2. Small Group Marseille Shore Excursion : Avignon & Chateauneuf du Pape Wine Tour

3. Short Day Tour around Aix en Provence and Wine Tasting

4. Full day: Wine tour of the Cassis vineyards

5. Marseille Shore Excursion - Full Day Wine Tour in Provence

6. Wine Elegance: Discovery at Château La Coste and La Gaude

7. Cassis Wine tour : mer, falaises et vignes

8. Avignon's history, local culture & the wines of Châteauneuf du Pape private tour

9. Marseille Shore Excursion - Private Full Day Wine Tour in Provence

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9 Places to See the Summer Olympics Without Setting Foot in Paris

You may have trouble finding accommodations or tickets to events in Paris, but other destinations around France are hosting sports like soccer, sailing, basketball and surfing.

By Sophie Stuber

For sports fans, Paris will be the center of the universe this summer — and with 15 million Olympic and Paralympic visitors expected, it will feel like it, with crowds and high prices. But Paris isn’t the only Olympic site in France: Nine destinations outside the metro region are also hosting events, giving travelers a way to catch some action without getting caught up in the crush.

In places like Bordeaux, Marseille and even Tahiti, you can watch top athletes compete in soccer, basketball, sailing and surfing. (Tickets have been added in batches, so if the ones you want aren’t available, keep checking the ticketing site, tickets.Paris2024.org . If all else fails, the official resale platform opens on May 15 .)

And when you’re not watching sports, you can take advantage of museums, parks, design centers, and fresh food and wine options. In Nantes, you can even ride a mechanical elephant.

Here are some ideas for planning your own alternative Olympic trip.

Basketball: July 27 to Aug. 4; tickets from 50 euros ($54).

Handball: Aug. 6 to 11, tickets from €45.

Start with a stroll around Vieux-Lille and a coffee in the Grande Place, taking in the colorful facades of this city near the Belgian border. Head over to the St.-Sauveur area to see the Art Deco belfry and exhibitions at Gare St.-Sauveur , a former train station. On Sundays, at the rambling Wazemmes market , about 400 vendors offer produce, fish, plants, fabrics, textiles and leather goods. Head out to Parc du Héron , east of the city, to see the LaM museum (€7), with works by the likes of Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani and Joan Miró. Lille is better known for beer than for wine, and the Brasserie Gobrecht offers brewery tours every Saturday (reservations recommended).

Where to stay: Hotel de la Paix (€354 per night); Hotel Carlton (€406).

Soccer: July 24 to Aug. 2; tickets from €24.

Capital of a region best known for its wine, this small southwestern city sells local wine-walk maps at its tourist office. Stop by the Marché des Capucins , a local indoor market that also houses Bistro Poulette , a slightly chaotic and very delicious spot serving moules-frites, or mussels with fries. In the afternoon, check out the Bassins des Lumières (€15), the largest digital art center in the world, and the Cité du Vin (€21), which offers wine-tasting experiences. To wind down in a quiet wine bar, try Yarra , or for a cocktail, Symbiose . If you have time for side trips, spend a day in St.-Emilion, about 27 miles away, where you can sample great wines. Or check out the nearly 340-foot-high Dune du Pilat , the tallest sand dune in Europe — about 37 miles southwest of Bordeaux, near the beach town of Arcachon.

To stay: Les Chambres de Marie (€170); La Maison Galiène (€259); Yndo Hotel (€355); Le Palais Gallien Hôtel & Spa (€419).

Soccer: July 24 to Aug. 8; tickets from €24.

The street signs in Nantes are in both Breton and French, reflecting the city’s historical ties to Brittany. Start at Talensac Market for picnic supplies, especially radishes, local cheeses and strawberries. Pick up local delicacies like Gâteau Nantais (almond poundcake) and Far Breton (flan with Armanac-soaked prunes). Take your picnic lunch to the courtyard of the Château des Ducs de Bretagne , a medieval castle and museum (courtyard is free; museum is €9). On the Île de Nantes, a former shipyard has been transformed into a wild mechanical theme park. The Machines de l’Île mixes Jules Verne’s stories with Leonardo da Vinci’s designs in the form of a ridable mechanical elephant and sea creatures (€9.50 for the elephant ride or gallery visit). The Mémorial de l’Abolition de l’Esclavage (free) covers Nantes’s history as the most active slave-trading port in 18th-century France. The artists behind the glass-and-concrete memorial, Krzysztof Wodiczko and Julian Bonder , aimed to create “a metaphorical and emotional reminder of the primarily historical, but also very current, struggle for the abolition of slavery.”

To stay: Hotel Voltaire Opéra (€103); Hotel de la Cité (€120).

Châteauroux

Shooting: July 27 to Aug. 5; tickets from €24.

The small city not far from the Loire Valley is named for Château Raoul , the 10th-century castle that’s now part of a local official’s private residence. The best view of the château is from the Gütersloh Bridge. Follow the “coulée verte” — or green corridor — along the banks of the Indre River, stopping by Parc de Belle-Isle , which has a lake for swimming, with kayaks and stand-up paddle boards to rent, as well as a beach, playgrounds and camping. The Franciscan Cordeliers Convent (free), which dates to the 13th century, today offers contemporary art exhibits and miles of gardens, and the Bertrand Museum (free), a former 18th-century townhouse, showcases diverse collections in each of its 26 rooms, including the plaster original of the Camille Claudel sculpture “Sakuntala.”

To stay: Au Lys Blanc (€138); Les Rives du Château (€210 for a two-bedroom apartment).

Lyon and St.-Étienne

Soccer: Lyon, July 24 to Aug. 9; tickets from €24. St.-Étienne, July 24 to 31; tickets from €24.

It will be easy to catch soccer matches in either Lyon or St.-Étienne, only an hour apart by train or car in east-central France. In Lyon, often called the gastronomic capital of France, visit the majestic Notre-Dame de Fourvière Basilica , then savor an ice cream at La Fabrique Givrée . Explore the city’s network of covered passageways, called traboules — originally for workers to transport textiles and later used during World War II by the French Resistance for clandestine meetings. Then climb up to the Pentes de la Croix-Rousse neighborhood, with its tiny streets, shops and views of Lyon below. On a clear day, you can even see Mont Blanc. The Lugdunum museum (€7) and the nearby Roman theater (€4) take visitors back to 43 B.C., when Lyon was known as Lugdunum, and La Maison des Canuts (€9.50), covers the city’s history as a capital of silk.

Between Lyon and St.-Étienne, Pilat Regional Natural Park offers more than 900 miles of rocky terrain for hiking and biking, culminating at the summit of 4,700-foot Crêt de la Perdrix , with views of the Alps and Massif Central range.

St.-Étienne, about 40 miles southwest of Lyon, is transforming its historical industrial identity into one of design and innovation. At the heart is the Cité du Design (€4.50), the former site of a weapons factory, which has served as a center for art and research since 2010. The complex, now a key economic force in the city, is open to the public year-round and hosts art and design exhibitions.

To stay in Lyon: Fourvière Hotel (€189); Hôtel du Théâtre (€323).

To stay in St.-Étienne: Le Parc 42 (€113); Le Golf Sauna (€269).

Sailing (including windsurfing, kitesurfing and more): July 28 to Aug. 8; tickets from €24.

Soccer: July 24 to Aug. 6; tickets from €24.

This Mediterranean port city mixes urban grit and natural beauty. Start by visiting Le Panier, the village-like oldest part of the city. Try navettes , a traditional orange flower biscuit, and sample some sardines or panisses , traditional chickpea fries, on a sunny terrace. Detour through the touristy but pleasant Old Port on the way to Mucem (€11), the first major museum dedicated to Mediterranean civilization and cultures. Have a pick-me-up at Deep Coffee Roasters , a specialty roaster tucked away between touristy shops. At sunset, climb up to Cours Julien , a hip neighborhood with beautiful views for your apéro. Don’t miss the Cité Radieuse , a UNESCO-listed apartment complex that shows off the architect Le Corbusier’s Modernist mastery (you can stay at the hotel in it). And just southeast of the city, the Calanques , a series of small, narrow coves , offer miles of oceanside trails and rocky scrambles along turquoise water.

To stay: Hotel Le Corbusier (€229); Maison Juste (€300).

Soccer: July 24 to 31; tickets from €24.

Summer is peak season in Nice, the queen city of the French Riviera, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean. Run, bike or in-line skate along the Promenade des Anglais , a four-mile seaside path. Then climb up to the Colline du Château , a rocky hill east of the promenade with views of Nice and even as far as the Alps. For a longer walk, follow the trails from Coco Beach to the Cap de Nice along the coves. Then head to Cours Saleya , a pedestrian section of the Old Town, with flower stands, antiques and local food like the socca , a chickpea pancake. The Musée de Préhistoire Terra Amata (€5), constructed on top of an excavation site, reveals what Nice was like up to 400,000 years ago. Or just enjoy one of Nice’s pebbled beaches in a lounge chair.

To stay: Hôtel Rossetti (€186); Yelo Mozart (€238).

Teahupo’o, Tahiti

Surfing: July 27 to 31 ( events could shift through Aug. 4, depending on surf conditions); fan zones free.

For surfing’s second Olympics since its debut in Tokyo, the competition takes place far from mainland France in Tahiti, part of French Polynesia. Since the wave is offshore, there will be two ticket-free fan zones — Taharu’u Beach and Paofai Gardens — to watch the events on large screens. A third fan zone at PK0 beach in Teahupo’o will have free tickets but limited access. Tahiti offers white sands and turquoise lagoons in addition to near-perfect waves. For snorkeling, try the lagoon near Maui Beach , five miles from Teahupo’o. For black volcanic sands, head to Taharu’u Beach, about 20 miles northwest of Teahupo’o. About 45 miles from Teahupo’o, Papeete, the capital of French Polynesia, with a population of about 26,000, offers a variety of local delicacies like poisson cru: raw fish with lime juice and coconut milk, served with rice. Sample local fare, including steak frites and skewered veal heart, from food trucks, called roulettes, at Place Vai’ete, on the waterfront, near the Papeete Market.

To stay: Kia Ora Lodge (€265, seven miles from Teahupo’o); Punatea Village (€73, six miles from Teahupo’o).

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