
Participants will explore key attractions in Marseille, including the old town and its picturesque streets, guided by a local expert. The tour includes visits to the Pharo Palace, offering panoramic views over the Old Port, Frioul Islands, and the Château d'If fortress. Attendees can also see the Catalans beach. The experience is suitable for those interested in local culture and history. A refreshing swim in a hidden spot is available for those who wish to take part. The tour duration and group size details are not specified.
This mythical place to visit is where local vendors gather every morning to sell fish freshly caught by fishermen.
Soccer in Marseille is considered a religion. Marseillais often wear the uniform of the club "Olympique de Marseille", more commonly known as OM. This shop is the center one. Localised at 44, La Canebiere, 13001 Marseille
Noailles Market: (Also known as 'Le Marché des Capucins.') A real seasonal, popular, lively, daily fruits/vegetables/spices/nuts/fabrics & ceramics market (not your usual tourist trap!) located in the 1st district (from 08:00 to 19:00 -, from Monday to Saturday.) Rich in culture & tradition, the market is known for its diverse community of residents that come from all over the world. The diversity is evident in the cuisine & the shops in the area.
Empereur store: Oldest and best hardware store in France! run by the same family since 1827. A real institution for the people of Marseille.
Librairie des Arcenaulx Jeanne Laffitte Arcenaulx bookshop: An exceptional bookshop in a gorgeous, historical building; Marseille's former arsenal. From literature to human sciences, art & gastronomy. The little extra? The amazing collection of prints, old or newer books devoted to the history of Marseille & Provence.
Pharo Palace: The construction of the Palais du Pharo was ordered by Napoleon III for Empress Eugénie in the second half of the 18 th century. It now belongs to the city of Marseille and is a place of reception, congresses and fairs with a spectacular view.
"Le Cercle des Nageurs" : Our greatest swimmers, such as Laure and Florent Manaudou, have trained here. "Chez Michel" : Marseilles' best Bouillabaisse restaurant
As its name suggests, the "Porte d'Orient" is a monument to the soldiers of the Orient and far-off lands who fell victim to the First World War (1914-1918). It was designed and built by Gaston Castel, an architect from Marseilles.
On either side of the bridge, this little port-vallon-ansee is home to around 50 small fishermen's cottages, a few restaurants and around 80 berths for traditional fishing boats, including some typical "pointus", whose catches are reserved for local restaurants. Access is protected by a hundred-meter-long rock jetty.
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