How do I explore Marseille?

Top Attractions in Marseille
  1. Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde. 13,505. Religious Sites. ...
  2. Parc National des Calanques. 4,011. ...
  3. Le Vieux Port. 9,206. ...
  4. The Panier. 3,543. ...
  5. Randonnées théâtrales Marcel Pagnol Cie Dans la cour des Grands. 820. ...
  6. Cathedrale de la Major. 2,564. ...
  7. Château d'If. 1,782. ...
  8. Palais Longchamp. 1,328.




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There are many urban walks in Marseille that allow you to explore the city on foot. Here are some ideas for itineraries and walks to visit the city at your own pace, to discover its heritage and its 111 districts, each one richer than the next.

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For a solid itinerary, we recommend at least two to three days so you can explore the city's famous port, its diverse neighborhoods, and the delicious food scene. Tack on more time for Marseille's ancient sites and modern museums, with possible day trips to the Provençal countryside or Mediterranean coast.

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La Canebière leads from the Réformés church up to the Vieux Port, the main tourist attraction in Marseille. It is a busy street, and by walking through it you visit many different facets of the city.

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10 Most Popular Neighbourhoods in Marseille
  • The Old Port of Marseille.
  • La Canebière.
  • La Corniche.
  • Le Panier.
  • La Joliette.
  • Noailles.
  • Notre Dame du Mont.
  • Les Cinqs Avenues.


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While Marseille is larger than Cannes, Cannes has more sights and attractions for tourists. Cannes is very popular for its music, resorts, scuba diving & snorkeling, beaches, and shopping, while Marseille attracts visitors for its nightlife, historical sights, christmas markets, and quaint atmosphere.

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