The route connects Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica, the old port and Calanques National Park with historical buildings. The locations display the maritime history, urban architecture and coastal landscape of Marseille.
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The cathedral stands on a 149 meter limestone hill. From the observation deck visitors see the entire city of Marseille.
Marseille, France
The historical harbor exists since 2600 years. Fishermen sell fresh catch, restaurants serve seafood, yachts anchor in the marina.
Marseille, France
A 20 kilometer coastline between Marseille and Cassis with limestone cliffs, inlets and underground caves at the Mediterranean Sea.
Marseille, France
A monument from 1869 with two museum wings for art and natural history. The garden contains native and exotic plants.
Marseille, France
The island fortress was built in 1524 to defend the coast and later became a state prison facility.
Marseille, France
The religious structure of green and white limestone was built between 1852 and 1896 in Roman-Byzantine style.
Marseille, France
The gallery shows temporary exhibitions with paintings, sculptures and installations by international artists after 1960.
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The neighborhood contains many murals, small craft shops, cafes and a weekly market with regional products.
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The 19th century waterfront warehouses have been converted into a retail center with restaurants, boutiques and office spaces.
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Built in 1937, this 67000-seat stadium is France's largest football club venue and hosts international sporting events.
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A small fishing port with colored boats and restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional Provençal dishes.
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The museum displays historical artifacts and contemporary art from the Mediterranean region in a modern building by the harbor.
Marseille, France
The fortress was built in 1660. It contains a garden with local vegetation and allows observation of the commercial harbor.
Marseille, France
The municipal garden sits on a hill. From here one sees the harbor, Mediterranean Sea and offshore islands.
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This imperial palace was built in 1858. The building contains conference rooms, an exhibition area and a medical institute.
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The theater was renovated in 1924. The main hall holds 1800 spectators and offers classical music, dance and singing events.
Marseille, France
A 17th-century baroque building with a chapel and four wings that houses exhibitions on archaeology and art.
Marseille, France
A fishing village with Mediterranean houses, boats in the harbor and paths along limestone cliffs.
Marseille, France
The museum presents the city's history from antiquity to present day with ship models and Roman exhibits.
Marseille, France
A waterfront path with restaurants, a marina and views of Marseille bay and industrial facilities.
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A concrete structure containing 337 apartments on 18 floors, with shops, a rooftop garden and childcare facilities.
Marseille, France
A former fishing village with stone houses, natural seawater pools and narrow streets from the 19th century.
Marseille, France
A public beach 300 meters long with sports facilities and bathing structures from the 1920s.
Marseille, France
A 19th century coastal road spanning 5 kilometers with observation platforms facing the Mediterranean Sea.
Marseille, France
The museum displays an extensive collection of 83,000 natural science specimens in a building from 1869, featuring minerals and fossil exhibits.