It is a place where one can find peace in midst of Marseille crowd. A place to stay calm after roaming around the city. The view of the city from here is just fantastic. To reach here, I’d suggest to have a walk from vieux port. It’ll be bit of a hiking like and then stairs however it worth because as one climbs up, the view on their back keeps growing into something superb. Though, there are buses and touristic train available to reach there. You can also take your own car. There’s a parking for them. The sunset view is worth viewing from here.

Amazing views! Bring water or money to buy it though. After the stairs you will be thirsty. A little scary when the winds pick up but truly an amazing place to see old Marseille.

マルセイユのどこからでも見えるランドマーク。 入場は無料ですが、歩いていくと。。。ちょっと坂道が大変です。 バスもあります。 ここは、とても良い雰囲気で、見晴らしも良く、気持ちの良い場所です。 マルセイユに来たなら、一度は行くべき場所かなと思います。 (Translated by Google) A landmark that can be seen from anywhere in Marseille. Admission is free, but you can walk there. . . The slope is a bit difficult. There are also buses. This is a very pleasant place with a nice atmosphere and a great view. If you come to Marseille, I think this is a place you should visit at least once.

What a great place! There is a short, not too difficult hike to reach the top from many parkings at the bottom. There is parking space at the top also. The views of the city and sea and little islands from the top are magnificent. Basilica from inside is very beautiful and tranquil. There is a restaurant, toilets, and museums inside a total of 6 floors of establishment with a lift for easy access to strollers.

Being located in a very high place, you can have an amazing view over all of Marseille. The church is very beautiful and I would recommend to go there to see the sunset. The church does close around 6pm, but then you can still go down the stairs and watch the sunset there. People told us is wasn't worth walking up there because it took them around 1h climbing and they had to walk on the road not even a nice path, we took the bus 60 from the port which costs 2€ and it takes around 15min. To walk down, we did go by walking because it was only 23min and we didn't have to climb.

Absolutely stunning basilica - and a must-see in Marseille. I first visited on the Saturday, but because of high winds the entrance to the basilica was closed. I was told I could enter via the crypt, but there was a mass happening and nobody was allowed to enter either the crypt or the basilica. Luckily I was able to return on Monday (thought I’d give Sunday a miss as there was only a half hour window to visit at 9am due to masses being held throughout the day). I’m so glad I had the time to come back, as the basilica is absolutely stunning. The views from outside are pretty gorgeous too. Entrance is free, but I’d recommend paying 1€ for the pamphlet at reception - which points out some interesting facts and items to view. Also, the walk up is hard going - even for the fittest of walkers. I’ve climbed Ben Nevis, so I know what I’m talking about! If the weather is cool then go for it, but when it’s hot…no thanks! You can get the No.60 bus from Vieux-Port (I’d recommend getting on there as the bus does get packed pretty quickly). The journey takes around 10-15 minutes by bus and drops you off directly outside the basilica. It costs 2€, and if by chance you can’t get in because of high winds (or mass) it covers the cost of the trip back down - as long as it’s within an hour of purchase.

Contrary to what visitors might think, Notre Dame de la Garde is not a cathedral but a basilica. Really easy to get to by bus and worth seeing - inside and outside. The view is simply stunning. Beware of pickpockets. But no more dangerous than any other site.This monument of Marseille is located on the highest hill near the Old Port, at an altitude of 150 metres.

Great place to visit .you need a couple of hrs to see it all .plenty of steps to climb .we got the little train up to notre dame .you can take as long as you like walking around .and get a much later train down .there's the sightseeing tour bus that also goes up there .bur much more expensive. And it's not really worth it . Enjoy your visit.we did .

A Catholic basilica with a beautiful Roman/Byzantine architectural style. Inside there were many statues; golden Mary was the most stunning. There was also an outdoor area, giving you a view of the city.

Stunning view of the city and easily accessible via public transport services. Unfortunately the church was closed during our visit but the crypt was open. Definitely a place to go if you visit Marseille.

An absolute must see and go to place when you visit Marseille. While the climb up there at the top is quite tedious and rough, once you get up there, the climb up the stairs is absolutely worth it. The view from the top is absolutely amazing and absolutely gorgeous. You get a high, perfectly large overview of the whole city of Marseille and everything surrounded it. The inside of the basilica is also breathtaking and absolutely gorgeous. I most definitely recommend visiting this wonderful place.

Pretty cool little place. We walked up from the port, which was quite a walk, but pretty cool to see the city that way. Safe area to walk around in. The view from there was unique and made it a great stop. The boats everywhere in the church was also really unique and interesting. I definitely wouldn’t pay a tour guide if any kind and was glad that admission was free. They charge you to use the restrooms, which was wild to me but maybe that’s normal in this area.

We were staying on the other side of the marina and decided to take a day trip. The hills and stairs are no joke in near 100 degree weather. I got sunburned and we stopped for a quick cafe when we made it up the first round of hill. The walk/hike was WELL worth it the basilique is beautiful as are the views... I highly recommend the trek if you are up for it... I believe there is also a bus that runs every 20 minutes...

The location of the basilica is simply breathtaking, situated atop a hill overlooking the city of Marseille. The panoramic views it offers are absolutely stunning, providing a captivating perspective of the cityscape, the harbor, and the surrounding coastline. The basilica's architecture is equally remarkable. Its ornate design, featuring a combination of Romanesque and Byzantine elements, adds to its charm and grandeur. The intricate details, vibrant colors, and beautiful mosaics inside the basilica create a truly great atmosphere.

The highlight of the city. It’s not too much of walk to, a little hilly but an enjoyable walk. Amazing views of the city. There also parts of the structure you can pay your respects to the fallen so feels a little nostalgic too. Well worth the visit.

Worth the climb for the spectacular views alone. Fortunately, there are stopping points on the way up the 267 steps. If you're really struggling, you can take a lift from the crypt to the chapel. Once inside, you will be impressed by the beautiful art. There is also a shop to buy your souvenirs.

This Basilica is like a lighthouse of Marseille, it is almost always visible when walking in old port or most of the city side. Apart from the architecture, this natural high point gives stunning view of Marseille in all directions. It’s easy to reach by city bus from old port, and is also covered in most of the city tours.

Not a church person, but an amazing spot with amazing views. So much history and a really important spot in the history of Marseille and to the seafaring tradition of the place. Get there early...before 10:30am.

Definitely worth the walk up the hill! Beautiful cathedral with beautiful views of the city and the sea. Enjoyed the walk up. There are bathrooms and some vending machines if needed when you get there too. One of the must visits in the city.

Wonderful architecture can be found at this basilica. The views, however, make this a very special place. You can see Marseille in its entirety as well as the sea and local islands. A long steep walk, but absolutely worth it.

Absolutely Breathtaking. Definitely a must see just for the craftsmanship of the inside of the building. It’s great to watch the sunset from here as you get great views from the city. The museum wasn’t open which was a little sad but everything else was great. Bear in mind that you need €0.50 coins to use the toilets here.

Just the walk up the hill. A long way up but totally worth the trip. Better wear your walking shoes. In November, the hill is pretty windy and sunny at the same time. Beautiful cathedral with breathtaking views of the city and the sea. A must visits in the city. Just sit by the church stairs and breath in Facilities: Restroom, gift shop and parking (for groups or personal vehicle)

Really beautiful church and I really like the ship theme. Both the insides and the outside of the church is very nice. The views from the top of the hill around the church are also incredible. And in the winter the amount of tourists were minimal and made the visit very enjoyable.

A beautiful church on the hill overlooking breathtaking scenery of Marseille. We arrived here by taking Les petits trains de Marseille which stopped by here for us to visit the basilica

A must see, with a spectacular view of Marseille.. I got some really good panoramic photos. For those who want to know.. Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde is a lavish 19th-century icon that's visible from across Marseille. It sits on the remains of a 12th-century chapel and a 16th-century fort. The structure has been used as both a place of worship and a part of the city's defences. Today, locals come to the basilica to pray for or give thanks for safe journeys and recovery from illness.

Really Great museum with a lot of interesting and different exhibits. The curation is quite different to most museums I have visited and I found the approach very engaging. The architecture and the buildings themselves are also well worth seeing. Tickets are reasonable for the experience. Bear in mind you don't need to buy a ticket to just visit and see the buildings and really through the whole complex.

Very interesting and unusual building. It’s free to discover, many entrances and exits. The exhibition are changing and very interesting. Most of the exhibition explanations are available in French and in English. It’s located at a wonderful spot, close to the harbour and easy to access.

My pictures dates back a bit but only because I had completely forgotten to post my review when I had initially visited the place! It’s a very nice and lovely museum! It doesn’t seem that big but once inside, you have so many things to view and so many expositions to go through! I have learned a lot of very interesting and useful things during my visit here! As someone who loves other people’s cultures and learning about them, this is a perfect museum for it! It’s also a great place to bring younger kids as they have a lot of interactive activities for them and also have little programs made for them! I absolutely loved this place and will most definitely visit it once again if I ever get the chance! Definitely recommend!

What a fantastic museum... much more than a museum: an architectural masterpiece, a meeting place, a botanical garden, a playground...is it not enough? No, not enough in one day, that's for sure!

Its very nice! It was surprisingly free for almost the entire thing! It has a cool food area and an area to go beside the water! There are some secret doors and tunnels too to explore! And the views are really nice!

Exquisite museum! You can view certain areas entirely for free and on the roof there is a restaurant as well as a lounge area that has plenty of space and a picturesque view of the port and downwind. There is also the bridge that you can walk across to get to the garden. 10/10 LOVE!!

The museum has a lovely architecture and viewpoints to Marseille and the sea. As we haven’t visited the exhibition for self I just can review these points. The roof is provided with several little gardens. A bridge brings you to the neighbor building with a fancy structure. This whole part is free of charge. Just recommendable.

This was a very different place than I imagined, and while I enjoyed it, I can see that the experience isn't for everyone. This is a combination of history and art that I haven't seen before. Coming from the port area, you will walk through the restored old fort and learn about the history of it as well as Marseille through interesting short videos and audio guide you can listen to on your phone. You will walk through little gardens highlighting important plants, both native and imported. In contrast, you will then walk across a high bridge into a huge, modern building that houses modern art as well as a informative look at the history of the Mediterranean through art, artifacts, maps, and more, again with audio guide accessible by phone. The juxtaposition of all these contrasts -- modern vs ancient, black steel vs stone, high tech displays in tiny rooms in the fort -- seemed odd at first. However, then I realized it is just like the Mediterranean itself: a mix of old vs new in layer upon layer that makes European cities charming and fascinating, at least to this American. If you go, realize that there is not a clear path through (likely intentionally). You have to wander and explore and discover, which we enjoyed. We spent four hours there, and didn't feel like we saw everything. If you don't speak French, you will still have a good experience as most of the audio content and many signs are in English. If you also have the Google Translate app on your phone and use it to translate the French-only signs, you will have a better experience. There is a cafe with sandwiches and salads on the bottom floor, prices about 10€. The top-floor outdoor cafe has some dishes for about 15€, and the formal restaurant ranged from 20-50€. There are lots of WCs, but not a lot of seating. On the first Sunday of each month, entry is free! On one hand, I wish there had been more about history, and less art. On the other, I couldn't have absorbed much more in one day. Net, I enjoyed it and am glad I did it, but don't think I would do it a second time unless the content changed.

Expositions extremely well designed and displayed in an engaging and easy to consume way with different types of media. The ancient part of Fort St Jean is also well designed with many outdoor spaces to admire the city. I particularly love the thought they put into the design of the icons and signs!

The Mucem space is fantastic, and the layout is quite interesting. We saw an exhibit on the Romani, which was very enlightening. We wish it was more approachable by including more opportunities to understand in English. We found ourselves looking up words much of the time. Upon entering, the guard asked us to carry our day-bags in front, not on our backs, and not to take photos. After seeing the exhibit, I believe photos should be encouraged so that the message of the plight of the Romani could be better disseminated. We also saw an exhibit on the history of the Mediterranean, which didn't teach us anything really knew, and we are no experts. There were a couple more exhibits that we missed because they were not well marked, and we found ourselves wandering away.

Get your camera ready to capture postcard pictures of the Basilica and the Mediterranean Sea. I booked the ticket online the day before. I entered from Quay du Port, then followed the walkway surrounding Ford Saint John. Such a view of the Mediterranean Sea. Finally, following the steel beam, I got to the 3rd floor of the museum. I was given a sticker after my ticket had been scanned by the staff. The sticker enabled me to visit any of the exhibitions. The temporary Fashion Folklore exhibition really surprised me. I had never seen so many masterpieces of famous couturiers and haute couture houses all in one place - nearly 300 pieces from the Mucem's collections and loans from French and foreign museums. The Saint Laurent Church exit will lead you to a viewing terrace where you could get the best/unrestricted view of the Basilica. You need to go down from the viewing terrace if you want to catch a bus e.g. #60 can take you all the way up to the Basilica.

The architecture and the style of the museum are really unique, especially you have to go to the rooftop (it’s fully free) and take a look around the sea. However the exhibitions itself to me were not that good. The permanent exhibition is just a lot of photos of different cities and some of the temporary ones were also nothing special. The only one I enjoyed was about fashion as they had some beautiful pieces of clothing. In the end I suggest taking a free walk around the roof and the castle without paying for exhibitions.

Absolutely beautiful. The view and history is amazing. It's free if charge and definitely a must see.

The architectural is impressive. A journey into history. If you do not speak French, I advise you to download their application, including an English language voice guide. Therefore, headphones are recommended. If you have ever been in Marseille, I encourage you to check out the Mucem for yourself.

If you buy your tickets online, you don’t have to wait to get in. There are areas that can be accessed for free. However, I found the expositions quite informative. Thus, paying 11€ was worth it. I learned a lot about the different world maps and calendars. It’s a big museum and I wished I came earlier. Nevertheless, I recommend visiting it. 😊

Great outside architecture, you can walk between elevation and a building. Garden area and fort connected with a bridge. Interesting exhibition.

I learned so much about the history of Marseille here. It's a beautiful and historical place to visit. In addition to the expositions, it also has little gardens, cafés, and places to sit in the sun while enjoying the sea view. I fully recommend visiting.

Beautiful museum. There was a very thoughtful exhibition about gypsies in Europe. There was English translation for most of it, which I was worried about before going. But what was most impressive about the museum was more the surrounding picturesque environment. The views surrounding the museum is gorgeous, including the fort. You must go up to the fort to see the entire view of Marseille. You can see the view of the sea, as well as both famous cathedrals. The museum itself was a little disorganized in terms of the exhibits. I found myself getting confused about where to go even with an English map. There’s a very cute cafe area outside. The building itself is very interesting in contrast with the old architecture next to it.

The museum has great architecture and the exhibits are curated in an engaging and accessible way. The views from the rooftop are also nice.

Very beautiful place and the view is amazing. I recommend a hiking shoes as in some areas the sand is a bit slippery I twisted my leg in there and it was difficult to climb down after.

Trails with beautiful views. Select any one and you will not be disappointed. Some can be difficult in terms of elevation gain. Count with about 500 m elevation gain per 10 km hiked in any direction. Very hot and exposed in the sun even in April.

If one has to imagine how the heaven looks like, then they should visit Les Calanques. It’s nothing less heavenly. Picturesque beaches, colourful waters, numerous possibilities of activities one can do and it feels like that’s the real life to live for. The best place for scuba, swim and for sunbathing. Hiking, kayaking or any activities related to water and mountainside can be performed. The colour of water varies because of Mediterranean specific sea plants. They are well preserved and that’s what make this place worth visiting. One can reach there by hiking or by taking a ferry from Marseille vieux port. Just to visit all the calanques beaches one can take integral tour of the calanques by ferry which will Cost you around 32€ per person for the duration of 3h15. Don’t forget to take sunglasses and a cap because of the sun. Best time to visit in April.

A short drive or bus ride from Marseille, great hiking and walking trails with magnificent views of the Mediterranean throughout. Prepare for crowds in weekends, even in the winter months.

Argh. The Calanques were beautiful and d’en Vau beach was wonderful swimming. D’en Vau beach was mobbed by instagrammers, kayakers, climbers and even has boats bringing tourists by sea. It did ruin it quite a bit. But what ruined the visit the most was that our car was smashed into while we left it in the car park. When we came back from our hike to d’en vau all the cars in the car park had the back windows smashed. The local police weren’t remotely surprised. Our air bnb host shrugged and said ‘well it’s Marseille’. The police report was a nightmare. They didn’t speak a word of English and had no official translation service. It’s not really worth it for all that stress

The Parc National des Calanques in Marseille is stunning, but my visit was marred by road closures that made access difficult. Views were still breathtaking, but plan ahead for any closures.

Great park with amazing views. The beginning of the hike is boring and not as picturesque but after 20 minutes you have a choice of which side to go to and it starts being much more picturesque! The hike to Margiou beach is medium difficulty with one particular difficult moment when you have to hold by the chains to climb up/down. Very well worth it! You need around 2.5 hours for the hike to Margiou beach, a short stay there and way back. For the hikes to two destinations I would probably leave 4+ hours. You don’t need too much water with you (except for very hot weather) since the hike is not too exhausting but some beverage and snacks is a plus to make the experience more enjoyable!

This is amazing wild place! Mountains and the sea! If you love nature - must visit!

Paradise on earth....but very dangerous hiking trails if you underestimate the danger. The hiking is also much longer than said on the internet. To go from Port Miou to En vau it is 3 hours and not 1h30. There are three ways to get to En vau. The easiest and the one I would advise if you have children younger then 15 is the one that starts at the route the gineste. The hardest route is the " panoramic route". If you go for the first time, stay close to people that already know the trail. It is way too easy to get lost. And when you get lost you sometimes will have to take some very dangerous decisions to get back on track. I repeat do not underestimate the danger. I am an adventurous man, athletic and not afraid of anything...but I am amazed that there aren't any dead tourists every summer..... Take a lot of water with you. Go as early as you possibly can. Don't leave the beach too late because if you leave at 8 in the evening you won't get out in time before dark. Install the application " mes calanques"... An amazing app. Stay safe. And don't smoke there nor on the beaches... They will give you fines that will hurt your wallet. They had a lot of forest fires.. and clean up behind you. And when you leave the beach and you see some filth from someone that didn't, then be kind and take it with you. By the way...the water of calanques d'en vau is extremely cold. Some advise: when you arrive at the beach find yourself a spot on the left side of the beach because that way you'll have 90 minutes of sun more then the people on the right side of the beach. Best advice : rent a kayak. You'll be there in 1 hour. Stay safe.

One of the highlights of my European backpacking trip. Incredibly beautiful. A must see.

Breath taking. Had amazing hike; but be prepared with hiking clothes and you need at least 4 hrs if you wanna experience considerable part of the park.

Regardless of your preferences or purpose, this location boasts universal appeal, offering convenience, comfort, and accessibility to all who visit. Its charm transcends boundaries, making it a top choice for anyone seeking a memorable experience.

This place is sooo beautiful and you need to visit if you are not too far. And bring your swimming suits since there are at least 2 places I’ve seen you can go swimming in the blue clear water

A great place to have different types of activities and levels of difficulties. Hiking, climbing, swimming in the sea, trail running. The views are gorgeous and the stones are magnificent. I would recommend hiking shoes depending on the train you chose. Bring water as there is no place to get some once you start.

Amazing! One of the most beautiful places my wife and I have been. Great day hike.

It's a wonderful experience not to be missed if you're visiting Marseille. Winter months are not as busy on the trails, and the light is magical. Be aware that some trails require a certain fitness, so check with the park's app before you start. And of course always check the weather beforehand.

Favorite area of Marseille. The mix of grit and charm is beautiful. Great little stores, amazing street art.

Bohemian and artistic block located close to the vieux port of Marseille. Very charming and interesting to walk around. Streets are full of street art, cafés, restaurants, boutiques and historical places. There are squares with tables outside that allow you to sit and have food and/or drinks while enjoying the ambience. I hardly recommend to visit it when in Marseille. There are some free tours dedicated to explain the history of the place. The place has stairs, and streets go up and down making it not very friendly for wheelchair or baby cart.

Loved taking all these paths and finding beautiful street arts in each corner of Le Panier. It’s one of the most vibrant area of Marseille. Get some comfy shoes to walk around and specially because there are many stairs to be taken. Enjoy the little terraces, the cafes and croissants. This place was definitely one of my favorite in the city because of the strategic location

The food was great. Tender veal with large portions. Fish stew was different than the usual red sauce, it was rich and wonderful. Great service along the bay, with beautiful view of the marina. We had a nice time with our friends.

Really nice old area in the old quarter of Marseille. It's really nice to visit but I wouldn't live here even if you paid me. Rats running around on the street at night, balcanic music coming from the houses, and even saw a burned down car here LOL. Definitely an interesting place!

Very beautiful area of Marseille. Charmant & old. The only thing that really bothered me is how people that live there can look to tourists. Some were catcalling & some were calling people (especially women) bad names. Be careful. Don’t walk here alone! Be careful when people come close to you: pickpocketing area!

Just visited here to see art and building structure.

Stayed in an AirB&B in la Panier and couldn't speak highly enough of it. Wide variety of restaurants and bars and many great indipendent shops hidden in beautiful streets! There is also loads of street art/graffiti which really added to its charm. Great area to visit if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the old port

The Panier is an amazing neighborhood of Marseille where street art, nature and charming houses live in harmony. I highly recommend this place to visit !

Cathédrale de la Major was the oldest church in France with a Roman/Oriental architectural style, and it took 40 years to build! With such a rich history, it was a must visit while in Marseille.

Although the cathedral building is impressive with its size, it did not seem impressive to me since I visited it after the Notre Dame Basilica. My review is purely from a touristic, artistic and architectural perspective.

We normally visit churches during our pilgrimages and travels. This time we had to do a guided tour with MSC Excursions due to covid restrictions. We came aboard MSC Grandiosa and our tour guide gave us 10 minutes to be inside this magnificient Cathedral. We have to come back.

Gorgeous cathedral, especially on the outside, now that most renovations are done. Also worth a stroll inside, with a few interesting scenes, and some focus and memorabilia around Johnny Halliday. Some of the glass stained windows and the mosaics are really quite spectacular!

Obviously a beautiful cathedral. It is very spacious and has a lot of interesting small things around it. I recommend going there on a sunny day as it’s really nice inside. It’s also free and when I was there, there was a subtle melody playing which added to the atmosphere.

The Cathedral La Major is a truly impressive and must-see landmark in Marseille. Its location and architecture are truly captivating. The cathedral's exterior is particularly stunning, with its grand and majestic presence. As a Roman Catholic cathedral, it holds significant historical and cultural importance. The cathedral's construction was completed in 1896, and its architectural style is a blend of Romanesque and Byzantine influences. The intricate details and ornate design make it a remarkable sight to behold. The interior is equally magnificent, with high ceilings, beautiful stained glass windows, and intricate sculptures. Visiting the Cathedral La Major is a truly memorable experience. Whether you are interested in history, architecture, or simply appreciating stunning landmarks, this cathedral is a must-see. It is a testament to the rich heritage and cultural significance of Marseille.

Beautiful peaceful place. I’m glad I visited here. The area is in walking distance very beautiful too. Must visit here if you are in Marseille.

A must see.. for the British.. it's like Westminster Abbey.. very well looked after For those who want to know.. The first stone of the cathedral was laid on September 26, 1852 by Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte. It was the architect Léon Vaudoyer who drew up the plans. Upon his death in 1872, the project was entrusted to Henry Espérandieu until his own death in 1874. It was Henri Revoil who finally completed the new cathedral, after 44 years of construction. On May 6, 1896, the cathedral basilica was consecrated.

In the morning we walked to the cathedral, which reminded us of the cathedral in Siena in Tuscany that had a similar black and white design. I think the best part of walking to and from there was winding through the streets to see the various graffiti art and is plentiful in Marseilles. Just take a walk down seemingly any lane and you’ll run into some graffiti, sometimes big murals, that are extremely well done.

Impressive building - Roman Catholic cathedrale, completed in 1896. Beautiful, calm interior that you can enter and enjoy for free. Just pity, that besides one sign you cannot find any information in English for foreign tourists there.

Didnt go inside but the atmosphere outside is incredible, and the views are great too..

The architecture of the Cathedral was designed to reflect the city’s multicultural reputation. Indeed, it combines Roman and Oriental styles, and the materials used for the construction are very varied: white marble from Cararre, green stone from Florence, stone from Calissane and from the Gard, onyx from Italy and Tunisia, or mosaics from Venice, the interior and exterior decorations give an original and particular aspect to the religious building. Built around the 4th century, the church of ‘La Vieille Major’ was the oldest in the city. To build the New Major, the church had to be dut down by two spans! Crushed by the mass of the 19th century Cathedral, it is nevertheless a true masterpiece of Provençal Romanesque art, unfortunately closed to the public. The domes and railings are decorated with elements borrowed from the Cathedrals of ‘Lucques’ and ‘Sienne’. The novelty of the decoration is mainly due to the importance of the mosaic cycles.

A beautiful cathedral. You can enter without having to buy a ticket and walk around freely, admiring the incredible architecture of the cathedral. There is a plaza around the cathedral which offers views of the port and is great for watching the sunset!

Just wow! One of the most breathtaking cathedrals I've ever been inside.

Very calming and serine, I used to go there once in while, would spend some time in solitude. There was once an art exhibition inside enjoyed it. I always felt at peace when I visited there.

A beautiful cathedral inside and out. It cuts an imposing sight on the edge of the sea, visible to all who enter Marseille Port from many miles away. It is decorated in a beautiful marble style inside and out, and sits in a lovely square, giving it lots of room to stand out in its surroundings. Inside it is so peaceful. The marble pillars and mosaic floors really are stunning. This really is a beautiful cathedral.

I didn't even know that cathedrals were still being built at the end of the 19th century. This is probably one of the youngest of its kind. A very impressive building in a place that attracts everyone's attention.

Just a 20 minute boat trip. You need to have some imagination but it is a nice place to visit! You have beautiful views from the towers.

A must visit If you are spending the day in Marseille. It cost a family of 5 approx 60€ to go to both islands and the pass lasts the whole day. once on Chataeu D'If you pay an entrance free (under 18 years is free) and approx 10€ per adult. This allows you to go into the prison area. It is also where they filmed the famous movie The Count of Monte Cristo. Beautiful sites of Marseille and the Mediterranean sea. A public toilet was very clean. A restaurant on the island was well priced with simple but yummy food as well as ice cream and coffee

A great day trip. Boat ride is fun, the castle has a lot of history and fiction around it. Bring lunch, the island is a pleasant place to explore, with WW2 gun emplacements still visible, and a light house.

Pretty fun but 1 hour was not enough time. Lots of great views from the castle and good picture opportunities. Well worth a visit for history buffs, for sure.

Great place with rich history surrounding. We very glad we got to visit the place. Absolutely amazing experience we spend more then 2 hours surround the castle. In the small cafeteria we got nice coffeeand the hospitality was extremely friendly experienced.

Great place! A reference for those who read The Count of Monte Cristo. Great castle that served as a defense for the city and later as a prison.

You can reach this destination from the old port by taking the public boat, which costs approximately 12 euros for a round trip. The boat departs every 45 minutes. Once you arrive on the island, there is an additional entrance fee of 6 euros to access the castle. Inside the castle, you'll find a charming restaurant. The castle itself offers pleasant views and includes some intriguing old prison rooms.

Interesting castle with an intriguing Count of Monte Christo back story. Important to get your ferry timings right. First boat of the day is best. The castle is quite small so it is only an hour or so to look around. But loads of information boards (with some sections in English).

Beautiful place to visit away from the hustle and bustle of Marseille. Interesting history, well explained in the castle. There is a restaurant and toilets and fabulous views and peace. We absolutely loved our day out here and unexpectedly spent 4 hours there! Great value for money.

This is one of the must see places in Marseilles, especially if you are a Alexander Dumas fan. Even otherwise, the boat ride up to the château from the old port of Marseilles is about 20 mins each way, the views are absolutely spectacular, both of the old port and the chateau and the city seen from the sea! Make sure you take the boat ride giving yourself enough time if you wanted to get off and then make it back before the last boat ride back from the château. You can catch spectacular views clear up to the Notre-Dame de la Garde from the ride to or back from the château. If your are pressed on time, you also have the option of just the boat ride around the château and back without getting off at the château. Definitely worth it and quite enjoyable especially on a sunny afternoon or evening.

Was interesting to visit the place about which read the book and saw so many times in the movie when I was a kid. You can get there with the boat from Marseille. Will spend near 2 hours for such small trip, but is a nice experience.

A beautiful castle with a ferry to it with an explanation, an hour of walking around is more than enough to see everything. If you come to Marseille, this is one of the to do's.

Visiting Vallons des Aufons, the charming fishing village in Marseille, was an absolutely fantastic experience. Nestled along the picturesque coast, this little place radiates an authentic and welcoming atmosphere that left a lasting impression. Strolling through its quaint streets, I was captivated by the genuine warmth of the locals and their rich fishing traditions, the aroma of grilled fish wafted from seaside restaurants, tempting my taste buds.

The fish market is one of the original attractions of Marseille. Every day, in the morning, fishermen come to the old port and sell their freshly caught fish. The market starts at about 8 am, closes at about 11 am. Here you can buy almost any Mediterranean fish.

Scenic fishing village with less crowd that's accessible by bus. Crystal clear water.

one of my favorite places in Marseille the most beautiful little harbor

A small and traditional fishing village, born just below a viaduct, in the 19th century. It is located along the Kennedy Corniche, the splendid promenade named after the American president, which rises just outside the Old Port and the center of Marseille. it is possible to admire the small pastel-colored fishermen's houses, the lined up boats, all colored and the water with a thousand shades as a frame. A truly fascinating and evocative place. Undoubtedly among the most picturesque in the city. if you want to take a postcard photo you have to pop into this little gem. you can reach it on foot or by city bus.

Beautiful hidden port with scenic views. Great place to eat at a restaurant or simply stroll around. The area includes the beautiful 3 arched Pont des Auffes, a bridge built in the 19th century, and the Porte d'orient, a monument commemorating an army that fought alongside the allied power in the first world war.

Very cute little port area

Nice spot to visit. We biked there with lime and it was easy to park there the bikes and walk around the area and take some pics.

Lovely golden hour view. Few cute little shops to explore.

Beautiful area, wish I’d found it before my last day in the city. Nice place to sit by the water, immerse yourselves amongst the locals or grab a meal at one of the nearby restaurants

The park is fabulous and absolutely gorgeous. The water fountains are very pretty and refreshing. Walking around the columns and winding staircases brings joy to the soul. The museum is good, but small and a little outdated. However in since the last time I was here maybe 8 years ago, they’ve added English and Spanish to the description cards. Great place to take great photos!

A nice surprise down from our apartment! A beautiful fountain with such symmetrical architecture. Lots of space to wander and read about. There was a jazz festival going off with lots of signage telling you it's an Eco-Planet-friendly event. We returned at night to see the lights reflect off the water. Plenty of light, shadow and shade on a hot day and areas to sit and wander. Climb to the top to enter the free park and toilets. We didn't go into the museums but saw they were well organised and secure. We had a coffee at the cafe next to it just so we could glance further!

A beautiful building at the end of the main road that certainly makes you stop in your tracks. There is a museum here and gardens foe you to enjoy. We were slightly disappointed that the Palace seems to have been let go a little. There was lots of rubbish on the steps, graffiti on the buildings and the water was green and dirty. Our visit was mid April, so hopefully they clean it up and have the water running and the fountain on in summer. A great place for photos if you edit out the rubbish and the graffiti.

An incrediy beatiful building with a majestic outlook and amazing architecture. The entrance is free and it is home to 2 museums, one on each side. Once you get at the top, a park opens behind it.

What a lovely place to visit. I was content just taking photos from the outside the gate but then saw it was free to wander the grounds as well. It was definitely worth the long walk there (or you could use public transportation but we had not figured it out yet so we just walked).

Remarkable place. Went on a cloudy day but I would expect this place to be much more serene if it was during a sunny sunset. Regardless, it was worth the trip and a definite go to if you’re planning a day trip to Marseille.

Place itself is lovely however it is far from the port, if you are going there with a scooter or bike be careful because you will have to go through some rough neighborhoods, even i was with my boyfriend i felt a little bit unsafe. We had to be extra cautious in that neighborhood. But there is a bus line right across from it i suggest to take that bus. Especially there are unlimited 24/48/72 hour passes you can buy from major stations and use in all public transportation.

Fountains sound will dissolve the city one, sculptures are massive but very natural, bulls are holding an entire city the building is hiding secrets on seals of the massive and grotesque building. Behind it you will find a park that will reopen something that is hidden in you. Sit, relax and enjoy the view of the city through the art of the construction guarded by the amazing statue. I will not tell to you an entire history of this palace. Go, visit, explore :-)

This magnificent monument celebrates the ingenuity of bringing water to the city. In the center, a flowing cascade showcases beautiful statues of bulls, lions and tigers. To the sides, each of the wings houses a museum, one the Museum of Fine Arts, the other the Museum of Natural History.

Very picturesque place to visit. Amazing architectural construction. People say it took 30 years to build this. Unfortunately, part of the front grass is a little bit dead, yellowish. Once you enter it, look up and you will see amazing details. If you go by car, park it on the streets around and don't forget to buy your parking tickets for the "payant" spots.

Such a beautiful place!! The architecture is amazing, very clean. I went on a Monday around 10 am and it was pretty empty. Recommend bringing some food for a picnic at the park

A beautiful walk in the morning sunshine. Also an enjoyable space to connect with nature 🌳🌴 in the big city or to work out amongst the trees in the park and maybe visit this tremendous building with it's water feature. A strong recommend for some city respite.

Very beautiful and large-scale architecture of the building is combined with a cascade of fountains and greenery. The building houses a magnificent collection of flora and fauna of France. Entrance is absolutely free, which is a great rarity in our time. I highly recommend to visit this location.

Place for good view and good rest. The Longchamp palais has a magnificent water fall. We rested on the stairs in the hot weather, also saw people sitting on grass here. They have museum inside the palais. If you don't have the time to go inside like us, have a quick walk up the stairs is good too for a day trip here. Hope you ll enjoy here! Bon voyage!

This palace is less so a palace and more a large statue / fountain which is quite beautiful and much larger than I anticipated. The natural history museum and fine arts museum on either side make up what was probably the palace at one point. The fine art museum was free when I attended and it seems it’s often free. It’s quite small but the collection is interesting and worth the time and I’d say I would pay 5 euros if it was required of me.

Very spectacular waterfalls, also natural history museum and art museum, all free

Beautiful park and sculptures.. there's a paid and free art museum. Worth a visit if you are in Marseille

Just visited the park to see the structure. The Gardens at the top looked a tad worn and outdated. Tipping during special occasions and maybe different season of the year might have some more colour and growth. Still a must see.

You have a really nice view of Marseille from the top of the stairs. A beautiful building housing two museums, both free for -18. An enjoyable place for a picnic and definitely worth visiting while in Marseille.

Grand architecture, water fall, great two museums with well curated articles. I loved the paintings for it’s Marseille touch in the work displayed

A total surprise. Inspirational place to have a break. Amazing monument with a huge waterfall and fountain

The area itself is gorgeous but I wish it was better maintained; ie trash/graffiti nearby. But still very stunning and absolutely worth seeing if you're in the area

Nice and modern stadium. We only did the stadium tour in a day without a game but it was worth it. Happy we had this opportunity. Also the OM store was open, very nice one!

Brilliant atmosphere (even though it was a friendly), tickets very affordable, alcohol sold inside, will definitely be back!

Attended the Marsielle vs Brest match and it was amazing! The fans, the atmosphere was crazy! It would have been a 5 star experience if smoking was banned in the stadium. It was really awful taking in 2nd hand smoke the whole night.

Arguably the best stadium I've been to. Access was easy, facilities accessible, seating a little tight but a great atmosphere so hardly noticed. Love the sky through the oval shaped roof as the sunsets. Add to this this silence of the crowd (full respect) as the Tonga Hakka echoed through the stadium; an unforgettable moment.

The place to be when there's a football match. Great atmosphere, efficient security and a really modern state of the art facilities.

Fantastic stadium. We went to a OM ligue game against Lille. Atmosphere is the best I ever experienced at a football match. If you love football you MUST go to a game here. Allez l'OM

Good ground. Amazing look. Fans support is amazing, the atmosphere is to class. Amazing place to come when in the city.

Amazing stadium. To see ot from inside is totally worth. It Is a built simulating the effect of a wave and the sound inside is awesome. Great views from everywhere. The fans dont stop any moment singing. A must to visit

Was amazing beautiful stadium, watched Albania v France in 2016 EUROS we lost but still had a good time great people. I loved it was an amazing city and stadium.

Fantastic experience, Indochine concert. Stage and big screen are amazing. Sound, lighting and organizer... Perfect. Looking forward to the next concert.

Watched South Africa play France, easy to get in and out and to you seats. Great atmosphere especially with all the Fench rugby fans.

Great stadio, great atmospher, the virage sur is top. Easy to reach

Great atmosphere for any Marseille matches in this beautiful stadium

I love the shape of the construction. This stadium is an awesome sight from the main road with it's spectacular roof and large double steps leading up to the concourse. The front of the stadium. as with the rear, has giant lettering on the side of the roof - Orange Velodrome - along with pictures of the team's illustrious past.

Watching the South Africa vs. Tonga match in the World Rugby Championship at Marseille Vélodrome was an unforgettable experience. The stadium's grandeur and electrifying atmosphere added a special dimension to the game. Despite being primarily a football venue, it proved to be a fantastic setting for rugby.

We went to the stadium twice Saturday for the Wales v Argentina match and Sunday for the England v Fiji match. We were on opposite sides for each match and quite high. Plenty of toilets, all with paper and soap and we never had to queue and plenty of bars with only very small queues. We got to the matches very early and so never had a problem with entry.

Watched South Africa play Tonga here at Rugby World Cup. Great stadium. Easy to get there and in & out. Can take the metro to get there. Nice bars outside to get the vibe going before the game.

Chaos getting into the stadium for the world cup. Bars are all busy but find the ones tucked behind the stairs are usually OK queues. Beers poured badly with a large head to beer ratio. Good atmosphere, seats were fine, standard for stadiums.

What an incredible stadium. Went to see the rugby. Terrible entry led to us being 30 minutes late and then they ran out of beer!! Still had a great time and we won!! You need to find the right entrance or it just does not work and we were lucky nobody got hurt in the crush on the steps..

Watched a World Cup rugby match here. Place was very dirty and people were smoking cigarettes in the stadium like it was going out of style. Still an incredible venue. Would be nice if there were baby stations. The police staff were great directing the exodus of fans to the proper metro line. Security was organized and helpful.

Great stadium with a few issues that could be easily fixed. There were not enough bathrooms available in some sections. The beer ran out half-time the games and to buy one you had to wait for 40 minutes. People serving them were inexperienced and very very slow.

We went there on a Friday in July. There was basically no need to wait for all the facilities. There were performances more or less every two hours. The actors and actresses were very very professional, and the attitude of all the staffs were very nice even when the kids kept asking for playing the same game repeatedly. Children under one meter are free, and there are many items to play. Very good experience! Great for little ones.

Superb for children under age 8 years. And all shows good. Nice one day trip.

Nice experience, for children from 3 to adults. Attractions are free once inside. It's bit sunny, be prepared. Service, park officers are cool. Period: April month, it would sure be a bit different and with more people during holidays.

I've been there many times. In the spring they always have an amazing illusion show there of Magic Unlimited. The western themed park is nice and suitable for families with young children. They are also improving on their variety of attractions and always building new stuff.

Brilliant place for kids! We are a 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 family down here on vacation/holiday and came for a day of non-beach activity. Stayed the entire day and had a blast. Great value! The whole place had a perfect balance of having lovely staff and being well organized but without a corporate feel or sense of being robbed at every opportunity. Free parking was a good start and easy quick on entrance ticket purchase. Queues were none existent or light (we visited in peak of summer season) and plenty of places to buy a quick or proper restraunt lunch. Also plenty of benches in the shade for a packed lunch (very impressed with this as the places to sit in the shade with your own food were plentiful - something you dont see in US/UK - saw one guy with a full cool box! - not to crowded for a stroller or even a litte wagon). Clean WCs had drinking water fountains outside that you could actually get a decent bottle under! This and the Splash Park area were fantastic to stay hydrated and cool so wear or bring a bathing suit in the bag 😎

It was an excellent day in OK Corral and the great way to end our summer vacation. We visited during the peak season and the hottest week in summer but we enjoyed the rides without waiting too long it is because the rides are well varied for different ages and height. My son who is 4 years old and 1m13 enjoyed almost all the major attractions. There are also great rides for the little ones. The best part is they have a water attraction so we put on our swimsuits and it's an instant relief from the strong summer heat. It helped a lot to enjoy the park in the afternoon refreshed by this water attraction. The employee also makes sure that you take a good soak before entering for sanitary purposes. The park is clean as we see the staff go around and check the cleanliness of the park. Sad for disrespectful people who throws their cigarette butts everywhere. Great spectacle also showing cowboys and indians - which showed somehow the truth of western story. Good job!

Had a great day at OK Corral. We took a family with children aged from 6 to 16 and there was enough to satisfy both age groups. The park was extremely well-maintained. Despite being busy, it didn't feel over- crowded and we didn't have to wait long for any ride. Despite not speaking French, we enjoyed a couple of the shows. Highly recommended for a family day out.

Wild west theme park with tons of performances. Have you seen a ride on a bison or Zorro drama while having a lunch? If not, definitely must visit. The park itself consists of different kind of attractions. The aqua park area is for a small kids up to 8 only (tiny facilities). Notes: * there is no priority ticket * most of the attractions are not comfortable for a tall people * for adults there is not enough attractions * all performances are in french (action is a small part of it), there is no translation even on the paper. In general we’ve enjoyed the time being there.

The park is a lot of fun in itself but beware the food catering is horrible, truly disgusting and shamelessly overpriced. Come with your own food and drinks and you'll have a great time there with the kids

I can only give bad stars because when I was there with my family and 2 more families on the way we accidently found the place while staying at CapFun , we walk in after being checked by very strange security guys. specially the big and large badly dressed and smelling guy we finally came to cashier. And when I almost was going to Pay the big Large ugly guy came to me 5 minutes later telling me I can not go in with my sweeming thing. I kept telling him was not but he didn't care, he just told me I could not go inn Like that, so I pulled back my card from the paying machine and informed the cashier that this Guy was a bad bad thing for the business of the Area, I took my family and Left and the other 3 families didnt wish to come either .I call this shame on directory to have such an ugly bad smelling and impolite security people working there , he didnt know the difference between short and Sweeming penty.

Becareful if custumer want to by internet when take boat in Marseille la Méridionale. Boat no internet but around 1 wifi is Méridionale wifi guest << thief. I buy 1 time 16 euro but after on boat I cant use it's.

I just waited 7 hours in my car until they finally let us board. They are miserable communicators, not telling you anything about timing. I could have spent all afternoon in Marseille instead of freezing in the standing car.

THIEVES AND NO HELP FROM THE CREW! I would never travel again with this ferry! We traveled from Ajaccio to Marseille over night. In the evening as we were eating dinner, (most likely) two guys stole our cabine key and broke into our cabine! They stole all money they could find and then returned us the emty purse saying they found it on the toilett. As the key was stuck into the purse, we knew something was wrong, but the guy was vanished! We searched the whole night for him, but couldn't find him. Then in the morning we could catch him and his collegue, after they went away from us after seeing us (very suspicious). We took them to the reception in hope for some support, but it came out that the guy who stole the money was working there and the receptionist was on their side! We had no chance to do something!!! For me this seems like a kind of mafia and I am very disappointed about the missing help and unfairness! I held the story shorter than it was and the night and end of our holidays was for me one or event the most terrible night I ever had! If other travellers want to take this ferry be aware of thieves and do not let any precious stuff in the cabine!

Helpful staff, nice and clean ship with most of the facilities available on board, good dining options.

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Great hotel! An oasis in the city. The personnel is great. The breakfast could be better and more organised. We will be back.

We stayed at Mercure Centre Bompard un August 2023. The hotel is lovely with a nice garden and a swimming pool, very quiet and convenient for families. It is ideally located near the Cathedrale and the sea. The rooms are new, climatised and refurbished. The staff was nice and kind enough to let me use a meeting room to attend my work calls when I needed. The WiFi is fast and reliable. A big thanks to the team for your help and kindness!!

I booked the hotel for 2 days. However could not reach Marseille due to my tour bus getting cancelled cause of the ongoing protests. The amount was to be paid post the stay, however, due to the circumstance I could not check-in itself. As per my card statement I saw I was charged for both the days. The hotel marked it as I had checked in and stayed there. I am also getting mails saying thank you for your stay. How can I be charged for both days, when I never checked in? I tried calling the hotel reception, the lady who answered the call just cut my phone aburptly without properly listening my question. I was still completing my sentence when she just disconnected the phone. I tried calling again, but I don't know if I have been blocked or what my call is getting disconnected automatically. I sent multiple mails as well but no reply. This is a very sad and unfortunate behavior to treat your customers this way. This is plain disrespectful and unprofessional. Please take an action on my query.

Pros: We liked the bed, it was comfy and big. The temperature in the room was fine for the season. Breakfast definitely worth the price and staff very kind. The private parking for the car is a plus since the city is madness for driving! We couldn't use the swimming pool but it looked nice. The garden is quite and peaceful. Cons: I would have preferred a shower in the bathroom instead of the bathtub. It would have been bigger and more comfortable. The elevator to reach the floor is small and it barely fits one person with the luggage.

Very unprofessional staff. I had a paid vacation for 4 days at this hotel by an agency in June and they put me to pay it again with my own money. After long discussions with them, they took no action regarding this issue. Now my staying there was paid twice: once by the agency and once with my own money.

When traveling to Marseille for a little bit of warmth right before the new year, I stumbled upon this hotel as it offered a really great deal. Certainly, it's a bit off the beaten path and finding the place is like navigating a labyrinth, but I very much enjoyed my stay. Even though the location can be hard to get to (impossible for a Marseille newbie without GPS, I would guess), my Uber drivers had no problem whisking me to and from the location. I definitely saved more staying outside the city center and Ubering in. Staff were wall incredibly friendly and the grounds were pleasant, though showing their age. The room in which I stayed offered a view over the hotel grounds but, even though the property is on a hillside, we didn't get a city view. Still, it was comfortable and private. Now, for some rapid fire impressions: The on-site restaurant offered an enjoyable buffet that included a hot selection and the price for breakfast wasn't all that bad. Parking could be easier in that the lot is cramped and access isn't straightforward. Rooms could use a refresh. But, most of all, I'd definitely return.

Bit more could be expected from a 4 star hotel. Coffee pot wasn't clean. On positive side, great view from room 410 overlooking horizon and sea. Great property with garden and vegetation. In 2020 mercury group will take over this property.

Liked it. A good view from the room, with all neat and clean. Bus to city centre available with 3- 4 mins of walk. Overall good experience with stay! Highly recommended!

(Translated by Google) Sell ​​books for a fortune, don't pay your employees, every day the bailiffs come by, they are drowning in procedures, it is a shame of the system used and abused. Go buy your books elsewhere. This comment is the first in a long series, to denounce the shameful practices of the manager whose name I will not mention. (Original) Vends des livres une fortune , ne paye pas sede employés, tous les jours les huissiers passent , ils croulent sous les procédures , il est une honte du système en use et abusé . Aller acheter vos livres ailleurs . Ce commentaire est le premier d une longue série , pour dénoncer les pratiques honteuses du gérant dont je tairais le nom

(Translated by Google) The bookshop of the Radiant City of Le Courbusier is a magnificent place: bright, clean, full of interesting things .. and the ladies are prepared, kind and welcoming. (Original) La libreria della Città Radiosa di Le Courbusier è un luogo magnifico: luminoso, pulito, ricco di cose interessanti.. e le signore sono preparate, gentili e accoglienti

(Translated by Google) Order placed online, paid. No shipment received, no one on the phone to inquire. Crooks? (Original) Commande passée sur internet, payée. Pas d'envoi recu, personne au bout du fil pour renseigner. Des escrocs?

(Translated by Google) I strongly advise against any online purchases. I ordered a book at the end of May 2023 and my account was debited. I still have not received it! I received ("to console myself" or to drag things out???) an old book, completely uninteresting... of course my emails remain unanswered... A word to the wise, hello! (Original) Je déconseille vivement tout achat en ligne. J'ai commandé un livre fin Mai 2023 et mon compte a été debité. Je ne l'ai toujours pas recu! J'ai recu ("pour me consoler" ou pour faire traîner les choses ???) un vieux bouquin, tout a fait inintéressant ... bien sûr mes mails restent sans réponse ... A bon entendeur salut!

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant place, friendly and open boss. A record player plays pleasant music, while we take the time to consult architectural works. Rupture = stopping to live in the present moment. Nice concept. (Original) Lieu très agréable, patron sympathique et ouvert. Un tourne disque diffuse de la musique agréable, tandis que l'on prend le temps de consulter les ouvrages d'architecture. Rupture = s'arrêter pour vivre l'instant présent. Beau concept.

(Translated by Google) Order placed on June 7, debited, no news since despite numerous requests by email. A deep contempt for the customer! To flee (Original) Commande passée le 7 juin, débitée, aucune nouvelle depuis malgré les nombreuses demandes par mail. Un profond mépris du client! A fuir

(Translated by Google) I placed an order for a book online, for which I was charged. After a month without having any news (and therefore without delivery) I desperately try to contact them (email, telephone), with no news. (Original) J'ai effectué une commande d'un livre sur internet, dont j'ai été débité. Après un mois sans avoir de nouvelle (et donc sans livraison) je tente désespérément de les joindre (mail, téléphone), sans nouvelle.

(Translated by Google) Same experience as previous posts. My account was debited but no news of the books!! Impossible to contact them, no response to my emails. To avoid !!!! (Original) Même expérience que les précédents posts. Mon compte a été débité mais aucune nouvelle des livres !! Impossible de les joindre, pas de réponse à mes mails. A éviter !!!!

(Translated by Google) I had the chance to enter this atypical bookstore nestled in the heart of this legendary Le Corbusier building. There are many books on art and on Le Corbusier of course. We had a great time out of time! (Original) J’ai eu la chance de pénétrer dans cette librairie atypique nichée au cœur de cet immeuble mythique Le Corbusier. On y trouve de nombreux livres sur l’art et sur Le Corbusier bien sûr. Nous avons passé un très bon moment hors du temps !

The abbey church has a fine atmosphere to it, dark and subdued. Clearly in need of restoration as netting has to protect visitors from falling stones! The famous crypt can be visited for two euros, and is worth a look, although it is humid. Very interesting place, but as it is now presented, not worth a long detour.

A must visit historical monument in Marseille. Make sure to visit the underground crypt. Worth the small entrance fee.

Former abbey now fortified church, Abbaye Saint-Victor was named after a local soldier and martyr, Victor of Marseille. There were crypts that used to house the remains of a number of Saints. The church was on a hilltop giving you a stunning view of Vieux-Port.

The Abbaye is beautiful, dark, and peaceful. A note for tourists: the crypt had a 2€ entrance fee and the caretakers do NOT take card payments. Was really looking forward to seeing it, a little modernisation is needed to ensure that the tourist continue to spend their money with you.

Not what I expected as compared to other sightseeing places I have been to in Marseille. It's just an old, dark church, not really much to see. There was a communion service taking place, so we couldn't visit the crypt.

One of the oldest churches I've been in. Dates back to the Roman's and Greeks approximately 2b.c. (the crypts). The views of the port are spectacular.

St-Victor is charming inside. For 2,- Euros you can also visit additional space in basement. During our visit it looked like they were preparing some exhibition.

Absolutely worth visit if you have interest in religion, history, architecture. Breathtaking view you of the city. For extra 2Euros you also can visit the crypt. Absolutely worth it.

This inconspicuous abbey is one of the most beautiful religious buildings in Marseille. The darkness and somberness of the church in this Middle Age religious building is interrupted by the magnificent ethereal and colourful light that comes through the stained glass in the morning. They have several masses in French and some in Arabic.

Well worth a visit to this fortified abbey church. Some beautiful stained glass. Check out the crypt as well. Good views from the square in front across the old port

Amazing place, ancient caves from 4th century… much more impressive than any other church here

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We can say that there is a train-looking bus that runs between the old port and Basalica Notre Dam. The most convenient way to reach Basalica is also a nice small city tour. The round trip fee is 10 euros.

Absolutely amazing. NOT a tourist trap. For a reasonable fare (8€) you can pass through the Marseille main attractions. You arrive at Notre Dame and can stay there for as much as you want since trains pass every 20 min. Great.

Very enjoyable ride to notre Dame de la Garde. Great scenery on the way

Best way to see Notre Dame de la Garde. About a 20 min ride along the Old Port and the coastline, then it gets you up the super steep hill. You have as long as you want at the cathedral and can catch a return train (every 15 min or so). The recorded narration is repeated in French and other languages (depending on who is riding). We waited in line for tickets, only about 10 minutes. Well worth it!

This petit train is a MUST-GO for tourist. Just an hour or more, you’ll be taken to the Basilica at the top of the hill and stay for 20mins (enough for some photos). And along the way you’ve got nice views too!

We took circuit 1 which cost 9 euros each and lasted about 40 minutes stopping at Notre Dame. The best small train journey i’ve ever done as it saved so much walking! Well worth it 👍

Interesting. We got on No.1 tour which took us up to the cathdral. Great views. Only €9 each. Took about an hour with a 20 minute stop at the cathedral.

Informative , unfortunately couldn't enter the Bascilica, but good views from it

The ride up was much longer than the ride down. They only give you 20 mins at Notre Dame, so a little short to.enjoy the view...I felt rushed. Knowing that, I'd take a taxi to spend as much time as I needed.

Great way to explore the city of marseille   Tourist train and Hop-on Hop-off bus Marseille Ideal for a family trip to Marseille, the tours of Marseille by small train or tourist bus are great for young and old alike! Another way of discovering the city and its history from the comfort of your seat! Book your visit by little train or tourist bus in Marseille! List Filter 2  results Top rated  from9 € Notre Dame de la Garde Tour 8.9Very good  from22 € COLORBÜS • CITY SIGHTSEEING TOUR OF MARSEILLE 8.4Very good Little trains in Marseille There are 3 little  train tours  in Marseille,  departing on the Canebière and on Frioul islands (sea shuttle not  included).  The timetable of the little trains in Marseille varies according to  the  period  of the  year:  every  20 minutes in high season, every  40 minutes in low season. Tickets can be booked directly on the little train office. Little  train ‘Panier’ tour (old town) Discover the  secrets of the  oldest  district of  Marseille thanks to the  little  train!  Colours  are everywhere : flowered  balconies, narrow streets and  street  art walls. This  tour is perfect to ( re) discover the mythical of the Phocean  city. Notre-Dame de la Garde by train Take advantage of the  little  train to  climb the  hill of ‘La Garde’ and save your energy!  The  best  way to discover ‘la Bonne mère’ with your  family, the iconic basilica so dear to the people of Marseille. Little train on Frioul island (from June to August) Have you  ever visited an  island with the  little  train?  Experience an unforgettable moment on board the little  train go on a discovery  tour of the  “Hôpital Caroline’, ‘Saint Esteve beach’. You  will also see  a breathtaking view on If Castle and Marseille bay. 9 eur for adults and 5 eur for kids

Great ride around the city. We did the route that took us up the mountain to the Notre dame basilica. We got to jump off and spend as much time in the basilica as possible, stunning views and a beautiful building. The most ornate and extravagant building I have ever seen. Overall for 9 euros and a tour lasing over an hour...great value for money. Would recommend this!

About 9 euros takes you round the old port, along some coast and up the streets to Notre Dame de la Garde, with it's great views - then back once you've had a look around. Trains every 15 mins from the port and up top of the hill. It's great fun.

Nice little train ride. Price was reasonable 9€. We waited like 10 minutes to get on and it drove around the city on an guided tour. We got off an the cathedral for beautiful views of the whole city. Waited less than 10 minutes for the ride back.

Easy enough to buy tickets from the small hut where the queue is. The card machine wasn't working (not sure if this is all the time or just today). The website says the trains starts at 10 however when we arrived at 9.45 there was already one leaving - not sure if this was a special case or not, but it is worth looking if you are near the stop. Each seat fits 4 people. We were a party of 2, we sat next to people we didn't know which was fine, we had to get up as the staff members had to get something under our seat to pump up some of the tyres, they were quite abrupt doing it. Also no one checked to see if the sides were locked in (it is only a chain link but for safety reasons this should have been checked especially with the turns and hills). Lots of beautiful views on the way up, it is a lot quicker on the way down as you go a different way. On the way down me and my mum were seperated and were made to sit with 2 people each instead of us sitting on a row of 4 - so you might be split on your journey up or down.

It is a nice and easy way to see the lovely sites in Marseille. We took two of the offered routes, Notre Dam La Garde and the local city tour. Both were nice.

One of favourite places in marseille. Very relaxing and quiet. Suitable to take a walk, or a quick run. Kids will love the ducks, otters, and the other birds that roam freely in their natural habitat. They have small play areas for smaller kids. The views are beautiful.

Park Borely is basically a park in front and around a chateau. The entrance is grand and the walls around the area are very calm and and quiet. It’s not busy, and we were able to find a place to sit down on a bench near a pond to eat our picnic. We were hounded/stalked by various fowl, but as long as you don’t feed them they just kind of keep their distance while mean mugging you, waiting from some food to drop or be left; some cute company to have as they bickered with each other and tried to make sure they had the position when the time came to get a quick bite. We continued to walk through the area; through the botanical rose garden, a few smaller paths with more shade cover and thicker forestry, and over some small bridges to eventually wind up back at the chateau for a nice walk.

i think it is one of the beautiful place in marseille.in the park is very sweet and silent aura. views is very beautiful and it's also perfect place to walk with children. i absulutely recomended.

A wonderful park to take a walk. Nice that they have a botanical garden that you can access by scanning a qr code to make an appointment to visit for free. Sad that the rose garden has no flower 🌹. Still early to see them.

This parc is amazing. It has a lot to offer. You can walk through and admire the views over the sea. The castle on top of the hill is also worth a visit. The Botanical Garden as well is very beautiful.

Very big park ,quiet and relaxing Suitable to take a walk, run and also for picnic ,birthday parties. Kids will love the ducks and the birds that roam freely at this place . They have play areas for kids and for couples you can enjoy the cycle ride ..

Parc Borély is a public municipal park in the city of Marseille, France. It is classified by the Ministry of Culture as one of the Remarkable Gardens of France. The park is 17 hectares in size. It adjoins the Jardin botanique E.M. Heckel.

A very nice place to spend your free time and rest. There's also a rosarium, river and some nice bridges. The park is pretty big and it's not so far away from the seaside, so you can extend your walk right to the sea. Also recommend you to visit a botanical garden that is located in the park but come a bit earlier than the closing time because if you come too late you will be not allowed to go inside

Historical park in Marseille. Beautiful fountains, a wonderful rose garden, restaurant, snack kiosk, impressive trees and splendid scenery. Close to the sea. Children's play areas are limited, but the park is well worth a visit.