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Population:
Metropolitan area of Marseille: 1 516 340
Currency:
1 Euro (EUR) = 100 cents
Opening hours:
Normal opening hours for shops are 10.00 to
19.00 Monday to Saturday. Reduced hours or
closed on Sunday.
Internet:
www.marseille-tourisme.com
www.marseille-sur-web.fr
www.provenceweb.fr
Newspapers:
La Provence
Marseille LHebdo
Marseille Plus
Le Monde
Le Figaro
Emergency numbers:
Ambulance 15
Police 17
Fire 18
Tourist information:
Office de Tourisme et des Congrs de Marseille
4, La Canebire, in the centre
Opening Times: Monday - Saturday
09.00-19.00 (1st Sept-30th June) 09.00-19.30
(1st July-31st August). Sunday/Public Holidays
10.00-17.00
Tel: +33 (0)4 91 13 89 00
www.marseille-tourisme.com
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Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafs, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,
Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps
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MARSEILLE
Marseille is the undiscovered jewel in the crown of Frances
Mediterranean coastline. Rocky Provencal hills look down
onto the ancient port and the thousands of boats docked in
its clear blue waters. Painters and other artists have all been
seduced by the sunny climate and the hustle and bustle of
the town. Frances second city has all you could ask for -
beautiful beaches, ancient buildings, thriving arts and a
diverse and dynamic nightlife. Welcome to a place fiercely
proud of its unique cultural heritage - Plante Mars.
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THE CITY#THECITY#
Founded by Phocaean Greeks 2,600 years
ago, Marseille is Frances oldest town, a
melting pot of different races and cultures
and a gateway to southern Europe and
North Africa. Today, the city is still
dependent on the port for its revenue and
is dominated by fishing boats and people
selling the days fresh produce. Marseille is
cut in half by La Canebire, one of the
main shopping streets, which runs west to
east from the vieux port. The city is
divided into 15 arrondissements, ranging
from gentrified to run-down, and is famed
for its fish-dominated culinary menu and
its potent aniseed tipple, pastis. Numerous
little shops and boutiques clutter the small
streets in Le Panier, the oldest part of
Marseille, whilst the trendy spots are
located in the south around the bohemian
area of Cours Julien and Place Jean-Jaurs.
The exclusivity increases as you head
further south to the corniche and Prado,
the citys best beach, with three kilometres
of sand.
DO & SEE#DOANDSEE#
Basilique Notre Dame De La Garde
Towering on a hilltop 154 metres above
the city stands the defining symbol of
Marseille - the gilded statue of the Virgin
Mary stretching skywards. Stunning views.
Address: Place du Colonel Edon
Underground: Buses 60 from cours Jean Ballard in the vieux port
Internet: www.notredamedelagarde.com
Chteau D'if
Frances very own Alcatraz, built in 1527
and a prison by the 17th century. It was
the inspiration for Alexandre Dumas novel
"The Count of Monte Cristo.
Address: Chteau dIf, LArchipel du Frioul
Underground: Boat leaving from the quai des Belges (vieux port)
Muse D'histoire De Marseille
The museum has artefacts stretching back
to the foundation of the city.
Address: Square Belsunce - Centre Bourse>
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 90 42 22
Prado Beach
Located at the end of the corniche is
Marseilles main sand beach. With a steady
breeze the beach is excellent for kite-flying
or a first windsurfing lesson.
Address: Plage du Prado, near Avenue Pierre Mends
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado then Bus 19, 72, 83.
Bus 83 from vieux port.
Parc Borly
Stunning 40 hectare park situated near
Prado beach. As well as the 18th century
chateau, there are the superbly well
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maintained English, French and botanical
gardens and a rowing lake.
Address: Avenue du Parc Borly
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 76 59 38
Muse Des Docks Romains
Situated on the site of a Roman docks
warehouse discovered after the war, there
are a range of impressive artefacts on
display.
Address: 4, Place Vivaux
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 91 24 62
Abbaye Saint-victor
Marseilles oldest church, the abbey is built
by the graves of Marseilles first martyrs.
Underground: Buses 81, 55, 80 from the vieux port
Phone: +33 (0)4 96 11 22 60
Internet: www.saintvictor.net
Vieux Port Fish Market
Arrive early, from 8am, for the freshest
fish, often still wriggling. The sights and
smells are worth seeing even if you dont
want to buy!
Address: Quai des Belges
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
La Cit Radieuse
Pioneering modernist block of flats,
designed in 1946 and completed in 1952.
Each apartment is unique.
Address: Unit dhabitation Le Corbusier (Cit Radieuse),
Boulevard Michelet
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
EATING#EATING#
Marseille has a culinary menu heavily
influenced by its surroundings. Fish
dominates, and one dish in particular -
bouillabaisse. This fish soup combines a
variety of fish with saffron, fennel and
orange zest. It is served with rouille, a
garlic and chilli-flavoured mayonnaise.
Olive oil, herbs and fresh fruit and
vegetables are also abundant parts of
Marseille cuisine.
Le Miramar
In the heart of the vieux port with all the
other up-market fish restaurants, Le
Miramar has established a reputation as
being the place to go for bouillabaisse. La
Vraie Bouillabaisse `Miramar costs C55 per
person
Address: 12, Quai du Port
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Internet: www.bouillabaisse.com
Le Ferme
An oasis of calm in the centre of Marseille,
the interior is beautifully decorated with
frescos and pastel tones.
Address: 23, rue Sainte
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Internet: www.laferme-marseille.com
Les Arcenaulx
A diverse crowd throng to this intellectual
restaurant that also functions as a
bookshop, salon de th and a Provencal
produce seller. Dishes include the classic
Filet de buf "Rossini and set menus start
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at C25.
Address: 25, cours Estienne dOrves
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Internet: www.les-arcenaulx.com
La Cloche Fromage
If you like cheese and a lot of it, then this
is heaven. As well as an abundance of
fromages there are ten types of house
bread and plenty of regional wines.
Address: 27, cours Estienne dOrves
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Lemon Grass
Colourful and inventive fusion cuisine such
as ravioli with foie gras and tomato confit
and shelled lobster in a curry sauce.
Address: 8, Rue Fort Notre Dame
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Internet: www.lemon-grass-marseille.com
Le Zinc
The latest trendy venue for Marseilles
hipsters, this restaurant combines
traditional food with a stylish, minimalist
decor.
Address: 182, Rue du Rouet
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
Internet: www.le-zinc.com
Le Petit Nice Passedat
Probably Marseilles best eatery, and
boasting two Michelin stars, this
delightfully modern haute-cuisine firmly
rooted in southern Europe is worth paying
for.
Address: Anse de Maldorm, Corniche John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
Internet: www.passedat.fr
La Cantine Du Marseillais
Marseille cuisine with an Italian influence.
Everyone seems to know each other here,
creating a great atmosphere.
Address: 13, Rue Glandevs
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
Chez Michel
Traditional, old school cooking and another
extremely good establishment for
bouillabaisse. The fish is even presented to
you before cooking.
Address: Anse des Catalans
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
CAFS#CAFES#
Le Pain Quotidien
Welcoming caf which has local products
cluttered inside and inviting al fresco
wooden tables. The caf also doubles as a
restaurant and boulangerie.
Address: 18, Place aux Huiles
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Internet: www.lepainquotidien.f
Le Pavillon Du Lac
The best place to have a tranquil cup of
coffee, nestled in the grounds of Parc
Borly.
Address: Parc Borly
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
Torrfaction Noailles
This is a hard place to miss with its
intriguing exterior and retro inside. Serving
a host of coffees from all over the world,
this is the place to sample great coffee.
Address: 56, La Canebire
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Caf De La Banque
Classic Parisian-style caf and bistro that
seems unchanged by time.
Address: 24 Boulevard Paul Peytral
Underground: Mtro Estrangin-Prfecture
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Caf Parisien
A fun place with lots going on and a good
food menu. The place has less of an
old-fashioned touch since recent
modernisation.
Address: 1, Place Sadi-Carnot
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
BARS & NIGHTLIFE#BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#
Marseille is all about bar culture, whether it
be sipping an aperitif at an outside table in
the late evening sun or standing round a
bar chatting with friends, drinking beer and
snacking on olives.
The citys cultural diversity means theres a
little bit of everything in Marseille to suit all
tastes. Locals really go for it, partying into
the small hours, especially during the
summer.
La Part Des Anges
A great little bar for connoisseurs of good
wine or those wanting to learn more.
Address: 33, Rue Sainte
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Le Vrandah Bar - Sofitel Hotel
Chic bar attached to a hotel, complete with
grand piano. Has superb cocktails, around
30 whiskies, 15 champagnes and whiskies
aged over 60 years.
Address: 36, Boulevard Charles Livon
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Internet: www.sofitel.com
Le Bar De La Marine
Beautifully decorated 1930s bar made
famous by French author Pagnol who used
to frequent it. Buzzing at weekends.
Address: 15, Quai de Rive Neuve
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Au Petit Nice
Very popular bar located in one of
Marseilles most happening areas.
Address: 28, Place Jean-Jaurs
Underground: Mtro Cours Julien
Om Caf
The place to watch Marseille football team
when they are playing - the atmosphere is
electric.
Address: 3, Quai des Belges
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Jazz Club Venture
This blues and jazz venue is housed in a
17th building with dark wood tables and
lampshades creating an intimate setting.
Address: 19, rue Venture
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Internet: www.jazzclubventure.com
Le Metal Cafe
Trendy spot that throws weekend long
extravaganzas during the summer. The
music is mainly techno and house.
Address: rue Fortia, cours Estienne dOrve
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Espace Julien Et Caf Julien
The places to see live music in Marseille,
ranging from hip hop, jazz and reggae to
chanson franaise.
Address: 39 Cours Julien
Underground: Mtro Cours Julien
Internet: www.espace-julien.com
Cubala Caf
Modern Latin music club with all the
minimalist trimmings, including
leopard-skin seats
Address: 40, Rue des Trois Rois
Underground: Mtro Cours Julien
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Le Bazar
This place likes to throw big parties for
trendy clubbers. There are four bars and
an outside VIP area.
Address: 90, Boulevard Rabatau
Underground: Mtro Rond-Pont du Prado
SHOPPING#SHOPPING#
Marseilles main shopping areas are in the
centre and southern parts of town and
cater to all tastes, from Cte DAzur luxury
and large department stores to quirky little
boutiques and stores.
The Centre Bourse, a massive shopping
centre a stones throw away from the vieux
port, is a great place for getting all your
shopping done under the same roof. South
of the shopping centre is La Canebire,
which is to Marseille what the Champs
Elyses is to Paris. Combined with rue
Ferrol, rue de Rome and rue de Paradis,
they make up the major shopping area in
the city and include local and national
designer stores. Rue de la Tour is your
best bet for serious designer luxury,
including chic evening wear at Diable Noir.
If you want smaller shops then head to the
Cours Julien area which has built up a
reputation as an alternative, bohemian
quarter. The area is also great for food and
antique markets at weekends.
Le Panier, Marseilles oldest
neighbourhood, is the best place for local
produce. Rue des Petits Puits and places
des Pistoles are good streets for Provencal
pottery and shops selling lavender soap
and olive based goodies. La Maison de
Pastis, with 65 different pastis and
absinthes as well as a tasting room, is
worth stumbling across and then out of.
SLEEPING#SLEEPING#
Sofitel Vieux Port
Large, modern and comfortable hotel
whose restaurant offers panoramic views
of Marseille and the Mediterranean
Address: 36, boulevard Charles Livon
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 15 59 00
Internet: www.sofitel.com
Le Ryad
Excellent Moroccan-style hotel that has
stylish rooms and a lovely outside patio for
early evening drinks. There are only ten
rooms, adding to the intimacy.
Address: 16 rue Snac de Meilhan
Underground: Mtro Noailles
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 47 74 54
Internet: www.leryad.fr
Europe Hotel
Bright and basic rooms in an excellent
location just behind from the vieux port.
Address: 12, rue Beauvau
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 33 65 64
Internet: www.europe-hotel.fr
EXPENSIVE
Le Petit Nice Passedat
The most exclusive hotel in Marseille with
two separate villas round the coast from
the centre. Views gaze out on the Chteau
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dIf and chef, Gerald Passedat, has two
Michelin stars.
Address: Anse de Maldorm, Corniche John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
Phone: + 33 (0)4 91 59 25 92
Internet: www.passedat.fr
GOOD VALUE
New Hotel Vieux-port
Stylish, modern looking hotel whose rooms
have tastefully designed African and Asian
themes. The view looking out over the
vieux port is stunning.
Address: 3bis rue Reine-Elisabeth
Underground: Mtro Vieux Port
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 99 23 23
Internet: www.new-hotel.com/vieuxport/en/
BASIC
Hotel Le Corbusier
On one of the floors of pioneering 1950s
modernist building La Cit Radieuse and
offering spectacular views of the
mountains and the Marseille sprawl.
Address: 280, Boulevard Michelet
Underground: Mtro Rond Point du Prado
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 16 78 00
Internet: www.hotellecorbusier.com
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#
Airports
Marseille Provence Airport is located 30
kilometres from the town centre. A shuttle
bus runs between the airport and
Marseilles train station, Gare Saint
Charles, every 20 minutes, starting at
6.10am and running until 10.50pm. After
this buses are scheduled to tie in with
arriving flights. Buses run from the train
station to the airport every 20 minutes,
from 5.30am to 9.50pm. A one-way ticket
costs C8,50 a journey-time is roughly 25
minutes. Reduced prices for groups and
children. The journey will cost around C40
by taxi during the day and C50 at night.
www.mrsairport.com/eng/index.jsp
Internet: www.mrsairport.com/eng/index.jsp
Public transport
The best way to get around in Marseille is
by using the very efficient metro system
which runs between 6am and 9pm. With
two lines, it is part of a wider Marseille
public transport network (RTM) which
includes buses which run later. Ticket
prices start at C1,60 for a single, which
also allows you to travel freely on the
network up to an hour after validating the
ticket. Another useful ticket is the Carte
Groupe for four to 12 people, which makes
a single journey cheaper the more people
travel. A day travelcard, called a Carte
Journe, costs C4,50 and allows you to
make as many journeys as you like on the
RTM network.
www.rtm.fr
Internet: www.rtm.fr
Taxi
The minimum charge for a Marseille taxi is
C5,50 which charges at C1,90 a kilometre.
Remember that you will be charged for
suitcases, unless hand luggage. There are
98 taxi stations in Marseille, 31 of which
can be phoned. In the 1er arrondissement
the stations are at rue Bailly de Suffren
(+33 (0)4 91 33 03 60) and rue
Esprandieu (+33 (0)4 91 64 14 00) Taxis
can be ordered on the following numbers:
Taxi Radio Marseille (24 hours 7 days) +33
(0)4 91 02 20 20 www.taximarseille.com
Taxi Plus Marseillais (24 hours 7 days) +33
(0)4 91 03 60 03
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Taxis Tupp +33 (0) 91 05 80 80
www.taxis-tupp.com
Taxis du Soleil +33 (0)4 44 44 44
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 33 03 60 +33 (0)4 91 64 14 00 +33 (0)4
91 02 20 20 +33 (0)4 91 03 60 03 +33 (0) 91 05 80 80 +33
(0)4 44 44 44
Internet: www.taximarseille.com www.taxis-tupp.com
Pharmacy
No one pharmacy open 24 hours but take
it in turns, advertised in local press.
Dentist
24 hour emergency service. Telephone
SOS Dentiste on +33 (0)4 91 85 39 39 or
Urgence Dentiste on +33 (0)4 91 64 23 23
Phone: +33 (0)4 91 85 39 39 +33 (0)4 91 64 23 23
Telephone and Electricity
Country code: +33
Area code: (0)4
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