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Montredon, Marseille — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Montredon is a quarter of Marseille gathered around Campagne Pastre, the piscine Pointe Rouge, and the Église Sainte-Eusébie.
About Montredon
Where to stay in Montredon
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Montredon puts beds near Campagne Pastre rather than near the middle of Marseille. Count on a longer commute. You gain quiet streets, the estate's walking ground, and the water at the piscine Pointe Rouge, and you give up the short hop to the city's main squares, which means planning journeys in rather than out.
Families do well here. The gymnase Verrerie and the centre équestre Pastre give children somewhere to go on a wet afternoon.
About Montredon
What are the main landmarks in Montredon?
Campagne Pastre heads the list. The centre équestre Pastre and the activity course known as Pastre aventure Marseille carry the same name, and together they give Montredon a cluster of open-air addresses rather than a single monument. Two churches serve the quarter: the chapelle Saint-Édouard de la Madrague and the Église Sainte-Eusébie.
Swimmers head for the piscine Pointe Rouge, while the gymnase grotte Roland and the gymnase Verrerie handle everything played indoors.
What is the history of Montredon?
Two parish dedications hold Montredon's oldest thread. The chapelle Saint-Édouard de la Madrague and the Église Sainte-Eusébie are the marks that fix the quarter, while the Pastre name attaches to a whole family of addresses, from Campagne Pastre to the centre équestre Pastre. Names outlast their owners here.
What the record leaves is a quarter identified by its chapels, its estate name, and the sporting grounds that share it.
Where is Montredon?
Montredon sits within Marseille, holding Campagne Pastre, the piscine Pointe Rouge, and the gymnase Verrerie inside its bounds.
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Updated August 2026