Aerial view of Marseille to the northern districts with the cycling stadium and cited the Castellane background
Aerial view of Marseille to the northern districts with the cycling stadium and cited the Castellane background
Aerial panoramic view on basilica of Notre Dame de la Garde
Aerial panoramic view on basilica of Notre Dame de la Garde
Construction on Château d'If started in 1524 and didn't conclude until 1531
Construction on Château d'If started in 1524 and didn't conclude until 1531 - © plb06
View of the Mucem and the cathedral de la Major
View of Le MuCEM and The Roman Catholic Marseille Cathedral, a national monument - © Nathalie
View from Notre Dame
View from Notre Dame - © Dia Adams
Aerial view of Marseille
Aerial view of Marseille - © Andrey Omelyanchuk
Aerial view of Marseille
Architect Rudy Ricciotti designed the Le MuCEM J4, a cube made from concrete that looks like lace
Aerial view of Marseille
Barque (fish boat)
Aerial view of Marseille
Aerial view of Marseille
Notre-Dame de la Garde
Come nightfall, the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde is a beautiful sight to see
Notre-Dame de la Garde
The Notre-Dame de la Garde was consecrated in 1864 - © Andrey Omelyanchuk
La Major
La Major - © Giuseppe Bongiovanni
Patrimoine du Fort St Jean
Raised as a fortress against its own citizens, Fort Saint-Jean now serves as a serene place for locals and travellers alike to meander - © Jean-Claude Néron
The old Vieux Port and Basilica Notre Dame de la Garde in the historical city center of Marseille
Vieux Port – the Old Port – is the heart of Marseille, with its congregation of docked sailboats and yachts and lineup of restaurants, bars and shops - © Boris Stroujko
Street of Marseille
One of the best ways of getting around Marseille is by foot - © skweeky ツ
Marseille harbor
Marseille harbor - © Mariia Golovianko
Basilique Notre-Dame
Basilique Notre-Dame - © Boris Stroujko
Colorful yacht harbour in old city of Marseille
Colorful yacht harbour in old city of Marseille - © Boris Stroujko
The small island that Château d'If sits on is part of an archipelago, which includes the island Frioul that contains a nature preserve
The small island that Château d'If sits on is part of an archipelago, which includes the island Frioul that contains a nature preserve - © Gurgen Bakhshetyan
Aerial view of Marseille
Aerial view of Marseille - © Simon Skafar
Notre Dame de la Garde
Notre Dame de la Garde - © Daniiielc
Salut Marseille!
Salut Marseille! - © Nick Thompson
les docks de marseille
Les Docks - © Camille Moirenc
Sunset in marseille
Sunset in Marseille - © Holi Ness
View port of Marseille from Fort Saint-Jean Le Mucem
View port of Marseille from Fort Saint-Jean Le Mucem - © Mariia Golovianko / Shutterstock
Les Goudes by night
Les Goudes by night - © Pierre-Henri Felmy / Flickr
Marseille
Marseille - © Steve Lorillere / Flickr
Cathédrale Major Marseille
Cathédrale Major - © Steve Lorillere / Flickr
Fort St Jean Marseille
Fort St Jean - © Jean-Marc Riboulet / Flickr
Savon de Marseille
Keep in mind that traditional Savon de Marseille is made from vegetable oils, such as olive oils, without any added fragrances, colorings or preservatives - © Valeale 2014 / Getty images
Crowds of holiday makers on coast
Crowds of holiday makers on coast - © Gu / Getty images
Island with a Stronghold - Chateau d'If
The fortress-turned-prison, Château d'If, inspired the nearly inescapable setting of Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo." - © Daniel Harwardt / Getty images
Vieux Port Marseille
Commercial ships docked at what's now called Vieux Port for a couple dozen centuries until moving north in the 1840s
Anse de Malmousque
Anse de Malmousque - © Charlotte Ségurel
Calanque de Callelongue
Calanque de Callelongue - © Marc Olipe / 500px
Escale Borely
Escale Borely - © Yves 13007 / Flickr
Les Goudes
Les Goudes - © Yves 13007 / Flickr
Calanque de Ratonneau
Calanque de Ratonneau - © Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Port de Marseille
Port de Marseille - © Camille Moirenc
Aerial view of the Port of Marseille