Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the tour is suitable for children, but please be mindful of safety on stairs and during outdoor visits.

How long does the tour last?

The guided tour typically lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours, including time on the rooftop and communal areas.

Are there any restrictions inside the building?

Visitors are asked to respect residents' privacy, avoid touching artwork or fixtures, and stay within designated areas.

What should I wear during the tour?

Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended, especially if visiting outdoors.

Can I take photos during the tour?

Yes, photography is encouraged to capture the architecture and views, but flash may be restricted inside certain areas.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, it's recommended to book ahead of time as guided tours have limited availability.

Marseille: La Cité Radieuse of Le Corbusier

Discover the innovative brilliance of Le Corbusier with a guided tour of Marseille's La Cité Radieuse, an architectural icon that redefines urban living. This exclusive experience takes you behind the scenes of one of the 20th century's most influential modernist structures, led by passionate Artchitectours guides who bring the building's history and design to life. As you walk through the vibrant corridors, you'll appreciate the seamless integration of functional design and aesthetic appeal, gaining insights into Le Corbusier's pioneering ideas that continue to influence architecture worldwide. The tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the building's communal spaces, rooftop terraces with panoramic city views, and the innovative residential units that challenge traditional concepts of community living. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or curious traveler, this experience promises an inspiring blend of education and visual delight, all set within the charming neighborhood of Sarrià-Sant Gervasi in Barcelona. Enhance your understanding of modernist architecture and enjoy a memorable journey through a masterpiece that exemplifies innovative urban design.

About Artchitectours

Artchitectours is a Barcelona-based company specializing in architecture-focused guided tours and itineraries across Europe, Asia and the Americas. The company curates city walks, thematic tours and full-day excursions that highlight modernism, Art Deco, contemporary projects and urban regeneration. From Barcelona’s Modernism and Gaudí routes to Parisian Art Deco, covered passages and Place Vendôme, from Lyon’s Confluence developments to Bordeaux’s wine-and-architecture outings, the program covers a broad range of architectural themes.

Each tour description lists key sites and design movements, enabling travelers to select experiences by interest — modern architecture, historic mansions, public space, landscape architecture and large-scale urban projects. Artchitectours operates in multiple cities including Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux, Lyon, Rome, Lisbon, Valencia, Seville, Madrid, Porto, Bilbao, Helsinki, Tokyo, Singapore, Milan, Chandigarh, Brasilia and Casablanca, offering both short walks and longer, in-depth excursions.

The company’s focus is educational sightseeing: tours emphasize context, architects, dates, materials and urban strategies. Booking information, meeting points and practical notes are provided for each itinerary. Artchitectours publishes organized trip summaries and maintains a searchable catalog of experiences that range from neighborhood walks to thematic deep-dives such as social housing, university campuses and waterfront regeneration. The Barcelona base provides regional expertise while the international program connects travelers with contemporary and historical architectural narratives, suitable for students, professionals and curious travelers seeking design-focused exploration.

Tour formats include guided walking tours, bus-supported itineraries, and curated self-guided materials, each accompanied by clear practical details, suggested reading, and local context to help visitors plan time, transport and expectations, and accessibility considerations included.