
This two-hour tour of Marseille begins in the Panier, the city's oldest district, where you will navigate narrow streets lined with cafés, street art, and designer shops while riding in a sidecar. The tour continues to the Old Port, where you can visit the fish market, walk along the quay, observe fishermen, and take photos under the Ombrière. You will then travel along the Corniche John Fitzgerald Kennedy, known for its scenic views of the Marseille massif and nearby islands. The next stop is the Basilica Notre Dame de la Garde, a key landmark offering panoramic views and notable architecture. The tour concludes at Les Goudes, a quaint port surrounded by traditional huts and WWII remnants, providing picturesque views of the Marseille port.
Dive into the heart of the oldest district of Marseille and get lost in its narrow streets between small cafés, colorful buildings and tiny designer stores.
Discover famous Marseille Vieux Port with its fish market.
Most visited monument and the emblematic figure of the city of Marseille: the Basilica Notre Dame de la Garde.
A small traditional port in a picturesque setting.
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