La Bouilladisse, Residential commune in Roquevaire canton, France.
La Bouilladisse is a residential commune located near Marseille in southeastern France. The village sits in a valley with mixed housing, open land, and stands at a crossroads of regional roads.
The settlement began as La Bourine and took its current name in the early 20th century. This name change marked a turning point in how the place identified itself.
The Saint Laurent church and two 18th-century castles shape how visitors experience the commune today. These buildings reflect how the area developed under the influence of local landowning families.
The commune is accessible by car via regional roads that connect to Marseille. A new tram connection will soon expand transportation options for easier access.
A small 18th-century chapel preserves the original place name and connects visitors to the settlement's earliest days. This building reveals how long the land was inhabited before the commune adopted its modern identity.
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