Making the scenic trip from Paris to Marseille by train will have you glued to the window as you enjoy all the beautiful French landscapes passing you by.
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Paris Metro Line 6 – Metro with a ViewBut now, it's the metro line with the best views of Paris, as it runs mostly above ground. After stopping at the Trocadéro, between Passy and Bir Hakeim, it crosses the Seine and offers amazing views of the Eiffel Tower.
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.
Known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture, Marseille is one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in France. From the ancient Greeks to modern-day artists and musicians, Marseille has been home to a diverse range of cultures and influences that have shaped its unique character.
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.