Flights to Marseille

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When it comes to airlines that fly into Marseille, you've got a great deal of choice. There are 20 companies that operate in this major city. Book your preferred seat on one of these sought-after carriers:

• Air France
• Ryanair
• Air Corsica

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You don't need to consider flight options into different airports when planning a trip to Marseille. Marseille Airport is the city's only airport, situated 12 mi from the downtown action.

Secure your Marseille accommodations through Travelocity and then turn your attention to what truly matters — making marvelous travel memories. Take your pick of 3,668 properties from which you can explore this enticing destination.

Luxury rooms, high thread-count sheets and impeccable service are what you'll discover when you book the Mercure Marseille Centre Vieux Port or the Grand Hotel Beauvau Marseille Vieux-Port – MGallery. The Hotel Lutetia and the Ibis Marseille Centre Préfecture are some less expensive options if you'd rather spend your money on experiences and activities.

Experience the unique culture of this bustling metropolis by enjoying places like La Vieille Charite, and Musee des Docks Romains. If you're after more options, Abbaye de Saint Victor, and Notre-Dame de la Garde are worth seeing too.

La Corniche is one of the most popular streets here, go for a walk to see some of the notable spots here. Need some more ideas? Discover a variety of relics from another era and learn more about the customs and beliefs of past civilizations at Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations. And there's more. Even if you don't want to take a tour of Pharo Palace, this beautiful landmark is well worth admiring from the outside.

If you like the idea of spending more time at the airport cafes and less time wading through security on your way to Marseille, just follow these useful tips:

• Be sure you know the location of your travel ID and boarding pass. You don't want to hold up the queue when you're asked to present them.
• Coins, belts and power banks are to be placed in a tray for X-raying. If you walk into the body scanner with any one of these items, you'll be turned around and requested to remove them.
• Laptops must be taken out of their protective carry bags and placed in a tub before being X-rayed.
• When you get to the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to place all creams, liquids and gels in a separate tray for inspection. Make sure they're all in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• Security personnel may ask you to remove your shoes in preparation for entering the body scanner. Pick a pair that slip off easily. There's nothing worse than having to do your laces up again and again.
• Some destinations have stringent biosecurity laws. Consider where you're going to and whether or not you're allowed to fly with unpackaged foods.