Located in the heart of Marseille’s calanques, the Cosquer Cave is one of Europe ’s most fascinating prehistoric sites. Discovered in 1985 by diver Henri Cosquer, it intrigues visitors as much for its his...
Que serait la vie sans chocolats ? La question ne se pose même pas. Découvrez notre sélection des incontournables chocolatiers de Marseille....
Take advantage of the holidays to discover Marseille in a different way! From cultural outings to nature walks, fun activities and shows, our selection of family activities offers experiences for all age...
Envie d'un bon restaurant avec un cadre ou un concept original ? Suivez le guide et découvrez les plus insolites de Marseille....
Marseille's architecture is fascinating. Between the and 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 peninsula. Perched on i...
There are places in Marseille that are passed on like a well-kept secret, far from the beaten track and the crowded of the Old Port. It is in the unexpected setting of Avenue de Mazargues that Le Coude à Coude is hidde...
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 s...
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 Popularized by factory workers in Estaque, it was originally made with chickpea flour.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 "small piec...
In Marseille, when the streets are lit up and the bloom, it's the perfect time to rediscover a tradition that has thrilled the city for centuries: the 13 desserts, or calenos. Served at the end of the big dinner, the...
over 200 years old, France'soldest , the remains of a 2,500-year-old ... La Ciotat is brimming with treasures steeped in history. And while we're on the subject of old places, did you know that the world's oldest worki...