Is public transport safe in Marseille?

Trains run 5am to 12.30am daily. Avoid using alone late at night; otherwise, the metro in Marseille is as safe as in any other big city. Most metro stations require a hike up/down steps. Those in wheelchairs, with pushchairs or young tots can plot the best route on the RTM website or mobile app.



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The best way to get around Marseille is on foot, since most of the neighborhoods are pedestrian-friendly and easy to navigate. However, the metro and tram lines are fast, affordable and efficient ways of getting around, too.

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Marseille is generally safe for solo female travellers.

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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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As with any large city, shady areas are best avoided, and women still have to take extra care of their safety, especially when going out at night. Avoid walking alone after dark, and be alert when strolling the streets.

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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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Some of the many reasons to visit include, the long coastline for beach-going and boating, the temperate climate, the abundant sun, the diversity (of people, of architecture, of activities), and the southern, laid-back pace. The locals are fiercely proud—Marseille is a city that locals love or hate or love to hate.

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I've flown in and out of MRS numerous times at various times of the day and night and find it a very easy airport to navigate. It isn't that big. I'd never route myself elsewhere if MRS offered a good schedule for my outbound/inbound itinerary.

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Marseille is very popular for its nightlife, beaches, historical sights, christmas markets, and quaint atmosphere, while Aix-en-Provence attracts visitors for its museums and shopping. Marseille is more touristy than Aix-en-Provence and is popular for its unique history, its diverse population, and its authenticity.

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Marseille is a city of contrasts, with both ancient history and modern architecture. The famous Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica, which overlooks the city, is one of Marseille's most famous landmarks. The city is also home to modern architectural marvels like the CMA CGM Tower, one of the tallest buildings in France.

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