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The 10 Best Things to do for Honeymoon in Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
Travelers visit the port city of Marseille, the third largest city in France, for the meeting of style and history. The bay, flanked by Fort Saint-Nicolas, and Fort Saint-Jean shelters the Castle of If, from Count of Monte Cristo fame. Watched over by the basilica Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, the city's pedestrian zones and shopping areas (including the colorful French-African quarter) mix with historical sites.Travelers looking for a fun time go to the OK Corral, a cowboy theme amusement park.
Restaurants in Marseille
1. E-Bike Tours Marseille
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5.0 based on 783 reviews
What about visit Marseille city on an easy electric bike with a local and friendly guide. Marseille is a 26 century old city called the 111 villages city. We will ride through by small groups, lot of historic and gourmet stops on fun bikes. You don't like biking ? No problem, we also operate fun walking tours.
2. Provence Connection Tours
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5.0 based on 228 reviews
First tour company in "Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur" offering day-tours to discover the Riviera as Provence with air-conditionned minivans driven by english speaking tour leaders all internally trained to offer personalized presentations and follow various memorable itineraries of the region; Everyday "Pay per seat" excursions from Marseille & Aix-en-Provence; Private tours from Provence & the Riviera; New Marseille e-Bike Tour!
3. Tuk Tuk Marseille
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5.0 based on 225 reviews
Discover the oldest district of Marseille founded by the Greeks in 2600 on the way you will stop at the Majestic Major cathedral and discover the special atmosphere of this district: hand craft shops coffee...This typical district offer you thrugh its narrows street, one of the best place of Marseille narrow and colorful streets we will gave you to la vieille charite museum. To achieve the tour you will enjoy the old harbour dominated by Notre Dame de la garde. And on the littoral boulevard you will appreciate the new district of la Joliette with his new museum, buildings and modern interest (stop possible on request). Our famous church Notre Dame de la Garde is waiting for you with his panoramic view of the city and Mediterranean seaside. On the drive of Kennedy seaside you will enjoy the frioul archipelago view and the fantastic and richest villa of the Roucas Blanc district ... You will have the opportunity to visit one of the typical Marseille tresor: the little fisher port of le vallon des Auffes. Where the time had stop.
4. SPA Negresko
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5.0 based on 477 reviews
Beauty salon and SPA located in Marseille, we welcome you in 280 m2 of SPA spread over 2 floors and composed of 6 cabins of massages, Hammam, all in a universe urban, luxury and relaxing. The SPA NEGRESKO is ideally located in the golden square of the 8th arrondissement of Marseille, close to the Prado roundabout metro and the Velodrome stadium.
5. Parc National des Calanques
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5.0 based on 3,949 reviews
Reviewed By milgil24 - Sydney, Australia
The stunning natural beauty of the Calanques along the South Coast of France is a must do. We went on a boat tour which departed from Marseille (booked through Airbnb experience) which was amazing, but there are so many ways to visit this national park.
6. Bleu Evasion
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5.0 based on 528 reviews
With Bleu Evasion, the Calanques sightseeing is unforgettable ! This is a real quality trip ! Throw the anchor over our blue coloured calanques with our captains, passionate sailors who are keen on meeting visitors. Discover Marseille's best sea treasures between Marseille and the calanques of Cassis! - Magical tours with preserved spots that are unknown - Individual tickets or rental of the entire boats - Qualitative and friendly trips! - Motor boats (8/10 or 12 places) & catamaran for unforgettable days at sea ! - All inclusive : swimming with snorkelling equipments and wetsuits, relaxing, cool soft drinks - Departure from Marseille: Vieux Port and Pointe Rouge - A « Marseille by night » unique tour !
7. VitaLoca
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5.0 based on 180 reviews
Explore Marseille and its surroundings, from it’s prettiest ‘calanques’ on the ‘blue coast ‘ (typical south of france coasts) to Cassis, from l’Estaque to the Goudes cruising by the Corniche and it’s multiple beaches! Free yourselves of the inconvenience of public transport schedules and traffic jams…
8. The Panier
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4.5 based on 3,447 reviews
Reviewed By Ilmar1 - Perth, Australia
The one unique thing about this area which makes it worth visiting is the quality of the street art (or graffiti) which adds a very colourful dimension to the narrow streets. Virtually nothing was open when we visited except a few shops selling mass produced souvenirs, so there was nothing to do but take photos. I was told this was because it was no longer tourist season (which explained the almost deserted streets) and the december rush had yet to begin. Take an hour to walk slowly around and admire the views. It is worth it.
9. Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde
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4.5 based on 13,186 reviews
Reviewed By JenLovesTrains - Bad Hindelang, Germany
It’s a steep climb up to the basilica with stations of the cross along the way. Well worth it for the views over all of Marseille. It looked as though a little tourist train goes though if you don’t want to do the walk. The basilica itself is beautifully decorated with mosaics and full of a variety of thankful donations, including ship and plane models hanging from the ceiling, medals, paintings and many many marble plaques. We enjoyed reading those! People’s thanks range from being saved from submarine bombardment in the war through being healed of an ulcer to passing an exam. There’s also a crypt, gift shop, restaurant and museum but we didn’t go to the restaurant or museum. They crypt is full of votive candles and the gift shop is crowded but has a good selection of postcards.
10. Cathedrale de la Major
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4.5 based on 2,467 reviews
Reviewed By YairBarZohar - Qiryat Ata, Israel
Marseille's impressive cathedral is one of the most important national monuments in all of France and today serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Marseille. The cathedral stands on a site that served as a cult site of the city from the 5th century AD. The structure we are facing today is mostly from the 19th century, but there are small parts of it dating back to the 12th century. But what makes Marseille's cathedral so important is not only the fact that it is the oldest church in the city, but especially the fact that its interior design is stunning. The spectacular combination of Romanesque and Byzantine architecture, together with the impressive size of the cathedral, makes the visit within the cathedral a tremendous experience. Admission is free. Opening Hours: Daily 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. How long should you visit? About half an hour.
