The congress is primarily intended for invited participants from the different provinces of the Hospitaller Brothers of St. John of God and the Hospitaller Sisters across Europe. However, it is also open to a wider audience, as all interested individuals can follow the event via livestream.

The hotel and the congress venue are located in the same building and are directly connected, allowing access indoors without needing to go outside.

Some of the best places to visit in Marseille include the Old Port (Vieux-Port), Notre-Dame de la Garde, the Calanques National Park, Château d’If, the MuCEM (Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations), the historic Le Panier district, the Frioul Islands, and the Prado Beaches. Football fans may also enjoy visiting the Stade Vélodrome, home of Olympique de Marseille.

Marseille has a vibrant coffee scene with several excellent cafés. Popular options include: Risette Torréfacteur & Coffee Shop (37 Rue Vacon, 13001 Marseille), known for its specialty coffee and freshly roasted beans; Deep Coffee Roasters (15 Rue Glandevès, 13001 Marseille), a favorite among coffee enthusiasts; and 7VB Café (9 Rue Caisserie, 13002 Marseille), a cozy spot in the historic district offering quality coffee and a welcoming atmosphere.

Marseille offers several excellent (wine) bars for enjoying local and international wines. Popular choices include: Carafe (26 Rue Lulli, 13001 Marseille), known for its carefully selected wine list and relaxed atmosphere; L'Imprévu (29 Rue Edmond Rostant, 13006 Marseille), a charming spot for wine and small plates; Rive Sud Vins (29 Rive Sud Vins, 13001 Marseille), appreciated for its curated selection of wines and expert advice; and Bar de la Marine (15 Quai de Rive Neuve, 13007 Marseille), a historic waterfront venue where you can enjoy a glass of wine with views of the Old Port.

For traditional French cuisine, Marseille offers several excellent restaurants, including: Au Bout du Quai (1 Avenue de Saint-Jean, 13002 Marseille) and Restaurant Peron (56 Corniche Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille), both renowned for their authentic Mediterranean flavors and exceptional settings. If you would like to discover traditional Marseille specialties, such as bouillabaisse and fresh seafood, Grand Bar des Goudes (28 Rue Désiré Pelaprat, 13008 Marseille) and Le Refuge (20 Rue de Refuge, 13002 Marseille) are highly recommended. These restaurants provide a genuine taste of Marseille's culinary heritage in a unique seaside atmosphere.

Getting around Marseille is easy thanks to its various transportation options: Taxi: For a reliable private transfer service, you can contact our taxi partner JLD Driving Services at +33 6 28 83 01 45. Uber: You can book an Uber ride using the following link: https://q.me-qr.com/f40jcn4h Metro (Subway): Marseille's metro network is a convenient way to travel across the city. More information is available here: https://q.me-qr.com/ix4arc6u

To help you explore the city, you can access an official map of Marseille provided by the Marseille Tourist Office. The map highlights the main attractions, neighborhoods, transportation options, and points of interest throughout the city. Map: https://www.marseilletourisme.fr/en/discover/useful-info/marseille-map/