Map of Allauch

How long does it take to visit Allauch?

Half a day is enough to see the main sights of Allauch. You can stroll through the historic center, visit Saint-Sébastien Church, and climb up to Notre-Dame-du-Château Chapel in three to four hours. The climb to the chapel takes about 15 minutes on foot.

If you enjoy hiking, plan on spending a full day. The Garlaban massif offers many trails in the hills beloved by Marcel Pagnol. Hiking trails generally take between 2 and 4 hours to complete.

The Louis Ricard mill is open to visitors on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Add an extra hour if you want to explore this restored mill. Foodies will want to stop at the Moulin Bleu to buy some artisanal sweets.

A day trip allows you to combine a visit to the village with a walk in the hills. This way, you can fully enjoy the Provençal atmosphere of Allauch.

Where can I download a map of Allauch in PDF format?

You can download the map of Allauch for free directly from this page. Click on the “Download map” button located below our interactive map at the top of the article. The PDF file will appear and you can save it to your phone.

This PDF map is very handy for planning your visit. Once downloaded, it works without an internet connection. You can easily locate monuments, parking lots, and shops.

The Tourist Office also provides paper maps for visitors who prefer this format. The map details all the places of interest in the village and the surrounding area.

Feel free to print the PDF before you leave. This way, you will have all the information you need at your fingertips during your walk.

Where is the Tourist Office?

The Tourist Office is located at the Pôle Culturel de l'Usine Électrique, 164 avenue du Général de Gaulle, 13190 Allauch. The office recently moved from the Esplanade des Moulins to this new location. You can reach them at +33 (0)4 91 10 49 20.

The team can provide information on guided tours of the village, monument opening hours, and local events. Free tours of the old village are available for groups from Monday to Friday. Reservations can be made directly at the Tourist Office.

Between July and August 2025, the Tourist Office recorded more than 3,300 visits and phone calls. The advisors will help you organize your stay. They have documentation on hiking and accommodation.

The Cultural Center brings together several services in a single modern building. It is your first point of contact for discovering Allauch.

Where to park in Allauch?

Parking becomes difficult in the center of Allauch during the high season. All the village's car parks are shown on our interactive map at the top of this page. This will help you quickly find where to leave your car.

There are four main car parks around the village. The Théâtre de Nature car park is free and open 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. The François-Mitterrand car park is accessible 24/7.

The Esplanade des Moulins also offers plenty of spaces. It is the most convenient car park for accessing the historic center and the mills. The Place de la République has a few additional spaces.

During busy periods, it is best to arrive early in the morning. Car parks fill up quickly during traditional events and in July and August. Our map will help you quickly identify available parking areas.

What are the must-see places in Allauch?

The Notre-Dame-du-Château chapel has dominated the village since the 12th century. You can reach it in 15 minutes on foot via a paved path. The view of Marseille and its harbor is exceptional. You can even see Notre-Dame de la Garde, the famous Bonne Mère.

Every December 24, the Descente des Bergers, a live nativity scene followed by midnight mass, begins at this chapel. The chapel is open every Sunday and public holiday from 2pm to 6pm.

The Esplanade des Moulins is home to five 17th-century windmills. Two have been renovated, including the Louis Ricard mill, which has been completely restored. It can be visited in small groups on Sundays with a guide who explains how the mechanisms work.

The Saint-Sébastien church dates from the 17th century and is located in the heart of the village. Its architecture is well worth a visit. The historic center will charm you with its narrow streets and small shops.

The Garlaban massif is home to the Bastide Neuve, where Marcel Pagnol spent his vacations. Hikes take you in the footsteps of the writer. The Museum of Sacred Arts in Allauch is unique in the region.

For food lovers, the Moulin Bleu makes artisanal nougat, honey sticks, and chews. The Barbaraou cheese dairy produces goat's cheese that you can buy on site.

How to get to Allauch?

By car, Allauch is about 15 minutes from Marseille. The distance is 11 kilometers from the center of Marseille. Follow the signs for “Allauch” from the A50 motorway or the D44b. The route is simple and well signposted.

By bus, several lines have been serving Allauch since July 2025. Lines 62, 63, 64, 107, 142, and 144 connect the town to Marseille. Line 107 connects the village to the La Fourragère metro station via the Monte Cristo high school.

Lines 142 and 144 connect to the La Rose metro station and serve the Château-Gombert Technopole. Buses run regularly throughout the day. The journey from Marseille takes around 20 to 35 minutes by bus.

Line 65 is an on-demand bus service that complements the regular service. It operates Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. You can book via the “Le bus à la demande” app up to four weeks in advance.

From Marseille-Provence Airport, it takes about 30 minutes by car. Taxis are also an option for getting to Allauch directly.

What are the best places to stay in Allauch?

The Originals Côté Sud is located in the heart of Carlevan Park, at the foot of the Pagnol hills. This 3-star establishment offers 24 air-conditioned and spacious rooms, some with terraces. The hotel has been awarded the Tourisme et Handicap label and offers free private parking. The partner restaurant Côté Délices serves traditional Provençal cuisine.

The Hôtel des Moulins occupies a 1,600 m² estate in the hills above Enco-de-Botte. You will be facing the Pagnol hills while remaining close to Marseille. Visitors love the warm welcome and the breakfast with fresh produce. The location offers the peace and quiet of the countryside with easy access to tourist attractions.

The Côté Sud Allauch hotel residence offers furnished one-bedroom apartments in the same Carlevan park. Each apartment has a private terrace or balcony with air conditioning. Linen is provided and you have access to an internet connection. Ideal for stays of at least three nights.

L'Eau des Collines welcomes you near the village of La Treille in an exceptional natural environment. Several guest houses and charming rentals complete the accommodation offer with panoramic views of the hills.

Also worth reading to help you prepare for your stay in Allauch:

• the town of Allauch