The City’s places
€4.8M in 2017 · €4.9M in 2021 (the highest) · €4.7M in 2022
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Grants paid to the place’s operator, year by year.
The places where the City paid the most
From 2017 to 2022: the grants paid to each place’s operator.
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Friche la Belle de Mai Fabrique culturelle · 3rd€19.9M
Théâtre La Criée Théâtre national · 7th€8.2M
MuCEM Musée national · 2nd€80kThe 9 other places
Bibliothèque de l'Alcazar Bibliothèque municipale · 1st—
Château d'If Monument historique · 7th—
Cité radieuse Patrimoine architectural · 8th—
Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilique & belvédère · 6th—
Palais du Pharo Palais municipal & congrès · 7th—
Palais Longchamp Monument & parc public · 4th—
Parc Borély Parc public · 8th—
Stade Vélodrome Stade municipal · 8th—
Vieux-Port Espace public · 1st—9 places without an amount: day-to-day running costs (staff, upkeep) are not broken down by place in the open data.
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What counts as a place here?
12 of the best-known places, selected by Qipu: museums, libraries, parks, the stadium, monuments. The selection is not exhaustive.
Paid or ceiling: what is the difference?
A place’s amount is what the City paid its operator in grants, according to the files it publishes. Works and contracts are not counted.
Where do these numbers come from?
The grants paid by the City, published on data.gouv.fr, 2017 to 2022; each place’s page cites the lines that concern it. Photos come from Wikimedia Commons, under a free licence, with their credit.
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Source: City of Marseille (grants paid, data.gouv.fr); photos Wikimedia Commons. Amounts counted from 2017.