Examples of using Mucem in English and their translations into German
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MuCEM, southern building corner 5 request.
Not to mention the modern area around the Mucem!
The MuCEM now extends to three sites.
Highlights include the huge Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations MuCEM.
Mesh-like concrete structure enveloping the MuCEM is open to the Provençal sun, creating unique light effects.
Between blue skies and azure seas,Massilia adorns the tables of the restaurants at the MUCEM.
Ethnographic museums are a discontinued model of the 19th century, and the MuCEM wants to be a new type of civilisation museum.
A visit to the Mucem represents an opportunity to follow debates on contemporary issues of interest to Mediterranean cultures.
The DantÃ̈s Skylounge Bar with terrace measuring 1615 sq. ft.(150 mÂ2)offers sweeping views of Marseilles, the MuCEM and the sea.
The MuCEM in Marseille features a special area for children ages 7-12 years, plus interactive terminals for the 4-6 range.
After a walk along La CanebiÃ̈re or a visit to the MuCEM, relax under the pergola or throw yourself into a game of pétanque.
MuCem As the European Capital of Culture 2013, Marseille has treated itself to the spectacular Musée des Civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerrané.
The Fondation LouisVuitton for the creation designed by Frank Gehry, the Mucem by Rudy Ricciotti or the Louvre-Lens by the Japanese firm Sanaa.
The residence is located in Marseille, in the Prado district, at just 2 minutes' walk from Perier Metro Station, which leads directly to the city center,the museum MuCEM and the Old Port.
He is also the man behind the menu at Môle Passedat, the restaurant at the Mucem, where he drew inspiration from that most provençale of treats, calisson an iced candied-fruit and almond paste.
MuCEM also has two bridges linking it with the old city: one stretching from MuCEM to Fort Saint Jean, over a body of water, and another arching over an urban freeway.
More information In 2013, when Marseille-Provence was European Capital Culture,it opened the MuCEM, the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations.
MuCEM, the Museum of Civilisation of Mediterranean Europe, by architect Rudy Ricciotti, seduces the viewer with its extraordinary decorative mechanism, interacting with the sea through its metallic materialism.
Picturesquely located on pier J4 andconnected to Fort St. Jean through a slender foot bridge, the MuCEM resides directly on the Mediterranean shore.
The hotel isless than 15 minutes from Prado beach, the MUCEM museum and the city's cultural attractions via metro, tram and bus, while the Stade Velo… FROM 102.00 Â EUR* BOOK.
Residhotel Vieux Port is located in Marseille's city centre,in front of the old port and a 15-minute walk from both the Mucem Museum and les Terrasses du Port Shopping Centre.
Visit the MuCEM(Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations), explore the piquant Panier neighbourhood, or take a boat to the island of If where the fictional Count of Monte Cristo was supposedly imprisoned.
This Best Western Hotel is located in the heart of Marseille,just 800 metres from the Old Port and from Mucem Museum and 350 from Les Terrasses du Port shopping centre.
Visit the Mucem and architecture by Rudy Ricciotti with no queues, visit La Vieille Charité without the usual crowds and try out the eclectic cultural programme at the Friche de La Belle de Mai.
Booking an airport taxi transfer with Welcome is just the start, you can also enjoy fantastic travel experiences andskip-the-line tickets for attractions such as the Mucem museum and the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde.
An ambitious project with unique architecture, the MuCEM offers the public guided tours, audio-guides, family tours, relaxation areas for fast food or more elaborate meals, and even a cookery school at the Môle Passédat, in Fort Saint-Jean.
Villa Méditerranée has more in common with the tectonic solidity of Fernand Pouillon's constructions on the top of La Tourette promontory and along the west bank of the Vieux-Port thanwith the fragile embroidery of the sunbreak of the building beside it, Rudy Ricciotti's MuCEM.
Anthropology, history, archaeology,art history and contemporary art all come together at the MuCEM, a veritable city of knowledge and interaction, where the public is provided with tools for reflection as well as the permanent and temporary exhibitions.
A few other must-do things in Marseille: visit the Olympique de Marseille to see a soccer match; jog along the Corniche, the picturesque seaside roadway that flanks the Mediterranean coastline; take a day trip to the Calanques, a national park with coves that shelter some of the most spectacular beaches on the Mediterranean;and visit the MuCEM, the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations.
With its dark filigree, the panoramic ramp wrapping around it like an industrial silo,its weight-bearing structure looking like a dark forest and its rooftop sundeck, MuCEM looks like a mirage from far away, though from close up it appears to be just what it is: a magic box, the true star of the scene.