Dinner in a prison, in the dark, or in a former chapel: what are the most unusual restaurants in Marseille?
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Drama, rumors, and scandals: behind its elegant façade, this Marseille residence hides a past that is as fascinating as it is disturbing.
Marseille’s architecture is fascinating. Between the Buddhist pagodasand the MuCem, another building is the talk of the town. It is a yellow and white house overlooking the Anse de Maldormé on the Malmousque penin...
This little-known restaurant in Marseille hides a decor straight out of Peaky Blinders, where you can enjoy authentic cuisine.
There are places in Marseille that are passed on like a well-kept secret, far from the beaten track and the crowded terraces of the Old Port. It is in the unexpected setting of Avenue de Mazargues that Le Coude…...
Valentine’s Day: the most romantic restaurants for a romantic dinner in Marseille
While some couples seekoriginality,the unusual, or the extraordinary at all costs, others prefer more traditional Valentine’s Day activities. If that’s the case for you, we’ve put together a lovely sel...
Chichi Fregi, three essential places to find it!
Neither doughnut, nor churro, nor classic chichi, the Chichi Fregi has an identity all its own! Popularized by factory workers in Estaque, it was originally made with chickpea flour. Its Provençal name means “smal...
The 13 Christmas desserts weren’t always 13: the surprising origins of this Provençal tradition
In Marseille, when the streets are lit up and the Christmas markets bloom, it’s the perfect time to rediscover a tradition that has thrilled the city for centuries: the 13 desserts, or calenos. Served…...
Just 45 minutes from Marseille, this mythical site where the Lumière brothers showed their first films is home to the world’s oldest cinema.
A herbalist’s shop over 200 years old, France’soldest hardware store, the remains of a 2,500-year-old…...
Plants, herbal teas and ancestral know-how in Marseille: why has Père Blaize’s herbalist shop fascinated customers for over 200 years?
Along with the Maison Empereur hardware store – the oldest in France – Père Blaize’s 200-year-old herbalist shop is the face of the city of Marseille. This establishment specializing in plants fascinat...
The must-see Christmas markets in and around Marseille!
What better way to experience the magic of the festive season than at a Christmas market? Set up from November for the most part, these ephemeral venues are the perfect places to stroll with the family and start buying&...
Over 200 years old, France’s oldest hardware store in Marseille is a veritable temple to gift ideas.
Nestled in the heart of the lively Noaillesdistrict , Maison Empereur is a true Marseilles institution. Founded in 1827, this emblematic boutique at 4 rue des Récolettes, a stone’s throw from the Canebière, invite...