On the If Island, one of the Frioul Islands, this castle from the 16th century castle was turned into a jail, in which the Count of Monte-Cristo is kept prisoner according to Alexandre Dumas' novel!
More than just a restaurant, a meal there is a whole experience in the "architect's belly"! Enjoy the food and discover the legendary building designed by Le Corbusier and its unique features!
The name means radiant city and is also nicknamed Le Corbusier. This is a architectural fascinating model in-between past and future. Go into the building to discover a one-of-a-kind organization!
This magnificent palace was built to celebrate the Canal de Marseille which brought water from the Durance River all the way to Marseille! Don’t forget to go to the beautiful park behind this palace!
This trendy concept store on the Cours Julien, is unique! Here you can shop clothes/accessories/cameras, visit exhibitions, have dinner/drinks & enjoy concerts and DJ sets. You can even get a haircut!
Passédat has earned his 2 Michelin stars: fresh Mediterranean fish, which he prepares using reductions & vegetable jus like the steamed sea bass, decorated with zucchini and truffle, are masterpieces.
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An interesting, relatively small and quiet museum. Definitely a must see if you're visiting Marseille and are into Modern Art :)
There are 22 FRAC culture centers in France. A date has not yet been set for the official opening of the new FRAC space in Marseille. More about Marseille in the Lufthansa Magazin iPad App (01/2013). Read more.
Great place to stay on Marseille. Mur mur room is fab! A train set in the toilet says it all! Just come x
One of the best hotel in Marseille. Don't miss the lovely view of the Vieux Port from the bar Le Carré & the delicious restaurant Les Trois Forts :)
Mid-range: The Résidence du Vieux Port also has excellent views, too. Almost all rooms have a balcony overlooking the port. Port-view doubles from £108. Read the full review http://bit.ly/o2nulj
On a budget: The Swiss-run Pension Edelweiss guest-house suggests old France given a wacky facelift. B&B doubles from £71. Read the full review http://bit.ly/VtmEiV.
This former tobacco factory offers a home to contemporary and alternative theater, as well as dance and music events. More about Marseille in the Lufthansa Magazin iPad App (01/2013). Read more.
Easily reachable after a short walk from the parking lot, it’s home to a nice restaurant, the Nautic Bar: try their seafood and fish out before or after a sun or a regular bath in the Mediterranean!
30 minute walk from Cassis. Can go by car but need to be there before 11 am during sunmer. Much less crowded than Cassis. Recommand
After a half an hour hike, enjoy the landscape, the isolation and the natural reliefs of Sugiton. The biggest rock in its cove is called the Torpilleur (Torpedo Boat) because of its war-boat shape!
In between La Ciotat and Cassis, on some of the highest cliffs of France, you can park and leave your car to enjoy hiking with amazing views on the Cap Canaille mount and on the Mediterranean Sea!
This trendy and arty bar on the first floor of a seafront building has great views on the Old-Port. Try their awesome tapas; sometimes you can even have some for free with your drinks :)
Though often forgotten, this abbay is unique and some of its parts date from the 5th century! Make sure to visit this authentic indoors, its crypt and its forecourt with views on the Old-Port!
Break for lunch at the Café des Epices (4 Rue Lacydon; 0033 491 912269; www.cafedesepices.com ), a funky little spot just back from the Vieux Port, with a two-course lunch at £17.50.
The bouillabaisse here is oceans away from all others—brash and intense, rich with saffron and garlic and tasting unmistakably of the sea. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Where Marseilles was founded, "Old Port" is the area's best place for fresh seafood. We recommend trying the Bouillabaisse for an authentic Marseille meal.
Situated at the highest natural point in Marseille, Notre Dame de la Garde provides a wonderful 360 degree view of the city, from Vieux Port to the mountains to the Mediterranean.
Enjoy the friendly atmosphere of this place where everyone gathers in restaurants, cafes or bars and their terraces! Our favorites ones are Le Pointu and Le Polikarpov, check them out!
This unique bookstore is a whole concept: it's also a restaurant and a great spot for afternoon tea! Enjoy both in its one-of-a-kind interiors or on its terrace on the Cours d'Estiennes d'Orsves!
Although quite pricy, this restaurant offers some amazing fish courses! If you go before nightfall you will have first-class seats to an amazing sunset.
