Parking near Château-Gombert

Chateau-Gombert is an historic village located in Marseille's 13th arrondissement, in the northern part, at the foothills of the Etoile Mountain range. This charming, peaceful neighborhood has maintained its identity since it became part of Marseille in 1801.

Its rich history dates back to 12th century, when it was first mentioned in a papal Bull. It has grown over time around the Chateau-Gombert village, which is still the center of the neighborhood. Chateau-Gombert was part of the seigneurie ecclesiastique d'Allauch in the Middle Ages, but it gained autonomy when the residents bought their rights from Marseille's cathedral chapter in 1595. The neighborhood was administered by two syndics, who managed the affairs of the area, and an "exacteur", who collected property taxes, until the French Revolution.

Chateau-Gombert has many historical landmarks. The Saint-Matthieu Church was completed in 1688 and features rich baroque furnishings, as well as paintings by Provencal painters. Another important attraction is the village's rebuilt castle which houses the Musee Provencal. There are also several chapels in the neighborhood, as well as a war memorial from 1957, an old Montezane Mill, a Washing Place, and De Gombert’s noria. The Musee des Arts et Traditions Populaires du Terroir Marseillais is a place where the area's folklore and traditions are preserved. It is run by Jean-Baptiste Julien-Pignol, a felibren.

The Technopole de Chateau-Gombert can be found between the village of Chateau-Gombert and the La Rose Metro station. The center is home to courses in math, microelectronics and civil engineering. It also offers computer science, mechanics and computer science. Several institutions are based in Marseille. These include the Ecole Centrale de Marseille and the Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille.

As in most urban areas, parking in Chateau Gombert is a challenge. Mobypark is a convenient, cost-effective solution to finding parking around the neighborhood. Mobypark connects parking spaces with owners that have unoccupied space, making it easy for people to locate parking in urban areas. Users can search for parking by price, location and type. For example, whether it is covered or not, or if there is video surveillance.

Mobypark’s web application allows users to reserve parking spaces in advance, and pay online. It guarantees parking spots, saving time and stress. Prepaid reservations are also available to avoid the queues. Mobypark offers incredible rates with up to 60% savings compared to standard parking fees. This is a great way to save. Mobypark offers free cancellations up to 24 hour before the planned arrival time.

Chateau-Gombert, a charming historic neighborhood of Marseille, offers a lot to do and see. Mobypark is a great option for parking in this area, whether you are visiting the Saint-Matthieu Church, the Musee Provencal, or attending the International Folklore Festival and Grand Prix La Marseillaise. Mobypark's easy-to-use website, guaranteed parking, pre-paid reservations and amazing tariffs make it the ideal partner to explore this beautiful neighborhood.