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My favorite spots in Marseille
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items Marseille has a special place in my heart as my husbad is from here and his (and now my) family lives there still so we get to visit a lot. These are the places I always come back to.
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Sitting right on the water in Les Goudes, it's the perfect spot for a long lunch, an apéro, or simply soaking up the Mediterranean atmosphere. It's a popular spot though so make sure to make a reservation on time.
Tuba Club
A tiny fishing harbour that feels like stepping into an old postcard. One of the most charming corners of Marseille, especially around sunset.
A must-see in Marseille: the Vallon des Auffes and its ...
Whenever I need a quiet walk or a picnic, this is where I go. Beautiful gardens, palm trees and only a short walk from the beach.
Parc Borély
Great coffee, delicious pastries and the perfect place to grab something before a swim or a walk along the coast. Relaxed, local and beautifully simple.
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The hike there has incredible views and the restaurant is a true local experience. Simple, fresh seafood in one of the most beautiful settings in Marseille.
Chez le belge
One of my favorite stops before heading to the rocks at Malmousque. Whether it's a coffee, a fresh sandwich or something to take for a picnic by the sea, everything feels thoughtfully made.
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If you only have one afternoon in Marseille, I'd spend it here. It feels like a tiny fishing village at the edge of the city, with turquoise water and incredible views.
Les Goudes
Even if you're not a museum person, this one is worth visiting. The architecture alone is incredible, and I love walking across the bridge to Fort Saint-Jean with views over the sea and the Old Port.
Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations
When in Marseille pay a visit to Cassis. You will not regret.
Cassis
Probably my favorite neighborhood in Marseille. Tiny streets, locals swimming from the rocks and that feeling you've discovered a secret part of the city.
Anse de Malmousque
Perched above Marseille with panoramic views over the city and the sea. Come for the food, stay for golden hour.
Sépia - Restaurant & Bar à marseille
A classic local beach where you'll find families, students and locals enjoying the Mediterranean. I love coming here for a late afternoon swim.
Prophet's Beach
One of the reasons I love Marseille so much. Incredible hikes, turquoise water and some of the most beautiful scenery in the south of France.
The Calanques National Park
Sea views the entire way, little beaches to stop for a swim, and plenty of cafés for a coffee break.
La Corniche Kennedy
A bright, coastal coffee shop where everything feels thoughtfully curated—from the interiors to the food. One of those places I always recommend.
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