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Marseille · Bouches-du-Rhône

Parc Pastré

Between Pointe Rouge and the hills of Marseilleveyre, parc Pastré combines broad paths, water gardens and natural areas. In the lower section, visitors can stroll near the pools, view the château from outside or enjoy the playgrounds. Higher up, the landscape becomes wilder. Leisure activities run by operators within the estate have their own prices and opening hours.

Exterior façade of Château Pastré, inside the park, photograph taken in February 2021.
Exterior façade of Château Pastré, inside the park, photograph taken in February 2021.
Pmau · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Credits · Resized and compressed in WebP format; proportions preserved, possible cropping on display.

Plan your visit

Address
155 avenue de Montredon, 13008 Marseille
Opening times
Public park open all year, 24 hours a day, subject to exceptional closures. Paid activities on the estate have separate opening hours.
Prices
Free admission to the park. Charges apply for the carousel and treetop adventure course, each with its own conditions.
Booking
The source does not specify any booking arrangements for independent walks.
With children
Playgrounds, including inclusive play equipment, and picnic areas listed by the tourist office.
Indoors
A walk in an outdoor park.
Access and precautions
Exceptional closures are possible in the event of a weather alert. Check the City’s information before travelling. The wooded section connects to the protected Calanques site: check access restrictions for natural areas before leaving the park’s paths. Dogs must be kept on a lead; off-lead access is limited to the lawn above the Villa Provençale.
Official sourceDirections

Information checked on · Office de tourisme de Marseille · Ville de Marseille

Ideas for outings, practical information and official sources to help you plan your visit. Check conditions with the venue before travelling.

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