Marseille photo locations and scenic spots

Small coastal inlet with stone houses and fishing boats. Local restaurants offer Mediterranean seafood. The port maintains its original maritime character.

Old district with narrow streets and stone staircases. Contains artisan shops, galleries and murals. Buildings date from the 17th century.

Mediterranean inlet between limestone cliffs. Small fishing port with boats and underwater caves. Water depth reaches 40 meters.

Cultural district with street art and independent shops. Features music venues, markets and cafes. Center of the urban art scene.

A 17th-century military structure at the harbor entrance with views over the Mediterranean Sea and the city ports.

A 19th-century monument commemorating the construction of a canal, featuring gardens, fountains, and two museum wings.

A fortress and former prison on an island, known from The Count of Monte Cristo novel, with Mediterranean Sea views.

Former tobacco factory converted into an arts center with exhibition spaces, concerts venues, and a rooftop space.

This area features murals and graffiti along narrow streets, with many independent shops and local restaurants between old buildings.

Small cove with rocky cliffs and clear water, located away from main tourist areas. The beach offers views of Mediterranean Sea.

Historic residence from the 18th century with stone walls and geometric gardens. The property includes fountains and Mediterranean plants.

Built in 1952, this concrete housing complex stands on pillars. The building includes shops, offices and a rooftop terrace with views.

Renovated waterfront warehouse from 1856 converted into a commercial center with restaurants, shops and offices spanning 80 meters long.

Imperial residence built in 1858 at the entrance of the Old Port, featuring Mediterranean gardens and conference spaces.

17th century baroque building with oval chapel, originally built to house poor citizens, now contains archaeological collections and exhibition spaces.

The 18th century building served as a hospital until 2006. Now renovated as a five-star hotel with high ceilings and marble floors.

Five kilometer waterfront promenade built in 1848. The path connects the Old Port to Prado Beach with views of Mediterranean Sea.

Medieval square in the Le Panier district with restaurants and cafes. Former site of the Greek agora from the 6th century BC.

Archaeological site with Greek port remains from 600 BC. The garden contains ancient walls, docks and artifacts displayed near History Museum.

This religious complex established in the 5th century contains catacombs, an ancient crypt, and a collection of religious artifacts and sarcophagi.

This 19th century Byzantine-Roman cathedral features striped walls, multiple domes, and can accommodate up to 3000 people in its interior.

This garden contains geometric flower beds, a rose garden, an artificial lake, and paths lined with centuries-old trees.

Modern cultural center built in 2013 with a cantilevered structure extending over a water basin, hosting exhibits about Mediterranean history.

This 18th century estate features French formal gardens with stone sculptures, water features and Mediterranean plants. The main building houses a music conservatory.

Built in 1535, this Gothic structure survived World War II bombings. In 1954, the building was rotated 90 degrees during reconstruction works.

This 1862 courthouse features a neoclassical design with 20-meter tall columns. The building extends over 10,000 square meters and includes multiple courtrooms.

Small port with natural pools carved in rocks where visitors swim in summer. Located in a residential area between Corniche and Endoume.

19th century mansion transformed into cinema museum and cultural center. Features exhibition rooms, screening hall and Mediterranean gardens.

Small cove with rocky beach between limestone cliffs. Named after counterfeiters who operated in nearby caves during 18th century.

Art gallery in renovated 1940s health station building near port. Exhibits paintings and photographs focused on Mediterranean culture and landscapes.