Best Things To Do in Marseille, France

1. Palais Omni Sports Marseille Grand-est

   

   Arena

   This basically takes some of the most fun indoor sports-ice skating, ice hockey, skating, BMXing, skateboarding and go-karting - and puts them all under one roof. The arena is actually home to the local Marseille ice hockey team, and sometime there are matches. It is a ridiculously fun space, and not at all what you’d expect to find. Sometimes they even set up a badminton net on the ice.

2. La Maison Diamantee

   

   Historical Site, Mansion

   Look at the facade of this house. You will see thousands of diamond-shaped protrusions carved into it. That's where the house gets its name from. It said the house was built either in the late 16th century or the early 17th century. That would make it one of the oldest buildings in the city. At different points in the house's history, everybody from the city mayor to the immigrant workers have ...Read more

3. Jardin Des Vestiges

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   Garden

   At first glance this Garden does not look very special. But it might just be the most historical archaeological site in the whole city. Those low stone walls are the ruins of an ancient Graeco-Roman port. This was possibly the first fort ever built in the city, possibly dating back to 600 BC. It played an incredibly important role in making Marseille one of the greatest cities of antiquity. Pan...Read more

4. Prado Market

   

   Market

   This is an attractive market area stretched out along the tree lined boulevard of Avenue du Prado. It is one of the city's largest markets. Dozens are stalls set up selling everything from clothes, flowers, Meats, cheese, junk, and fruits and vegetables. While it is not the best market in the city it may just be the most colorful and most lively.You don't even need to buy anything. Just walk th...Read more

5. Musee Du Terroir Marseillais

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   Art Museum

   This art, culture and ethnographic museum has a lot going on. Its aim is to showcase the 18th and 19th century Provencal lifestyle as evidenced by one of the most classic villages of that era - Château-Gombert. The permanent collection does this by recreating the rooms you might find in typical houses - the kitchen, the living room, the children’s room, shed, laundry, and music room...Read more

6. Huveaune Pedestrian Path

   

   Walking Area

   This is a simple pedestrian path. It is also one of Marseille’s underappreciated gems. It follows along the l’Huveaune stream from Avenue de Mazargues, heads east from there towards the Mediterranean, crosses the stream at ParcBorely, then continues all the way to Plage Marseille. Or you could just as easily walk it from the opposite direction, heading inland from the beach. Either ...Read more

7. Le Cosy Bar

   

   The best night club aimed at the younger and savvier generation. The club is multi-roomed and plays top music in techno, dub step, hip hop and reggae. It is open until 6am. Theme nights are the club’s highlight from Moscow Beach and Soiree Pajamas. 

8. Le Coursjulien And La Plaine

   

   This is a great hangout area with bookstores, cafes, fountains and a playground for children. It is located in the trendiest area of the city. The Plaine is the place to come to for shopping every Thursday and Saturday mornings and if you are early enough you can make great deals. 

9. Le Bazar

   

   Nightclub, Adults

   This is another great club situated near one of the city’s beautiful beaches. There is a large dance floor with smaller sections with couches and tables. Top DJs play top techno, dub step, hip hop and reggae music. Drinks are cheaper here than in most clubs. Phone Number :- +33 6 58 52 15 15

10. Hello Marseille Hostel

    

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    Situated in a safe area in the very centre of the city, shared rooms accommodating 6 people are offered for the single price. This is cheap accommodation, and breakfast is offered. Free Wi-Fi is also provided and skype-ready computer in the lobby. It is clean and convenient.  Phone Number :- +33 9 54 80 75 05

11. Boulevard Longchamp And Palaislongchamp

    

    Palace

    One can follow the Boulevard Longchamp where one can see a nice example of old upper class buildings to arrive to PalaisLongchamp. The palais is also worth visiting.

12. Chez Toinou

    

    Food And Drinks

    Here you find locals and visitors as this is the city’s local reference for seafood. The place is famous for its oysters. Toinou is also an excellent seafood and fresh fish vendor. It is usually packed during lunch, booking ahead is a great idea.  Phone Number :- +33 4 91 54 08 79

13. Bar De Lhotel De Ville

    

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    It is located on the Vieux Port on the left of the City Hall. This is a famous spot for long lunches and is frequented by workers in the city. The service is excellent and the food great. Wine is also served at reasonable prices. English is not spoken at all here. Phone Number :- 04 91 55 11 11

14. Palais Omnisports Marseille Grand-est

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    Arena, Entertainment

    In Marseilles, you can indulge in some great recreation with your family at the Palais Omnisports Marseille Grand Est, an ice skating rink. Inaugurated in 2009, the Palais Omnisports has a sports rink and an ice rink where you can skate for leisure. They have a sliding space where you can also ride snow scooters and bikes. It is a great place for kids and a fun place for entertainment. You can ...Read more

15. Memorial Des Camps De La Mort

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    Historical Site, Memorial

    If you are a history buff who can’t get enough of World War Trivia, a trip to the Memorial Des Camps De La Mort in Marseille in France is a must. The Memorial Des Camps De La Mort or the Memorial Camps of Death is a museum that is housed in what was a former internment camp during World War II and was built in 1939. At the Memorial you can explore and go through the archives storing detai...Read more

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