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T2 with terrace with magnificent view, Centre Marseille
T2 of 45 m2, fourth floor without elevator. Large terrace and view of Notre Dame de la Garde, bright, equipped kitchen, living room, living room, 1 bedroom, bathroom / shower, toilet. Close to Cours Julien and Vieux Port, restaurants, transport. Saint Charles train station a 15 min walk (or Notre Dame du Mont metro) Cosy flat with amazing view, fourth floor (no lift). Central Marseille, near Cours Julien and Vieux Port. Saint Charles railway station, 15 min walking (or metro Notre Dame du Mont)

Charming 1-Bedroom in Historic Old Port / Panier
Located between Le Panier and the Old Port, our charming apartment combines character and comfort. Perfect for 2 guests, you’ll enjoy its central location and authentic Marseille feel. Cross a listed courtyard with a stone fountain before reaching the apartment, tucked under the roof on the 3rd and top floor of a 500-year-old historic building. Please note, there is no elevator and the stairs are steep on the last two floors, making it unsuitable for guests with reduced mobility.

La Pause Catalans: chill & relax
Sur les contreforts d’Endoume, à 3 minutes de la plage des Catalans, ce ravissant T2 niché au calme et entièrement rénové vous offre sa terrasse ensoleillée… au coeur d'un quartier authentique et central. Cet appartement atypique de 34m², tout juste rénové, est le lieu parfait pour profiter de Marseille tout au long de l’année. Cocooning assuré après la plage, à la fraîche, sur la terrasse… laissez vous tenter par son charme inimitable ! Climatisation, très belles prestations :)

Under the rooftops of Saint Victor: urban cocooning
Welcome to this pretty perched nest, in the heart of Saint Victor, 5 minutes from the abbey of the same name and the Old Port, bars and shops that make the popularity of this village in the heart of the city… Halfway between the Catalans and the city center, enjoy a quiet stopover in this stylish home that overlooks the back courtyards and gardens. Flooded with light, it's the perfect base for exploring Marseille while enjoying a neighborhood that remains truly authentic!

Quiet cottage in Vauban with panoramic view
House perched on the rock! Independent, quiet, with sunny garden (south and east). From up there, you can admire part of Marseille, as well as the Vélodrome stadium! Your host's neighbor, located next to Notre Dame de la Garde, 5 min drive from Prophet Beach and close to all shops. In front of the house, bus stop (49) serving the Old Port. Warning: access to the accommodation 45 steps. Cleaning is included in the price and linens and towels are provided.

Entire apartment on Vieux Port, Marseille.
Contemporary, one bedroom apartment in a historic building located directly on the sunny, south-facing side of the Vieux Port, the vibrant heart of Marseille. Stunning views of the old port and Notre Dame de la Garde, the city's most iconic landmark. As the apartment is on the last floor, it is not suitable for those with reduced mobility. For those with more time, Marseille is an excellent base to visit Cassis, Aix en Provence, Arles and even Avignon.

1-bedroom with balcony in front of the old port
Ideal location, city center in the lively old port district, apartment in a 43 m2 Pouillon building with balcony on the front line of the port. 4th floor. Digicode. Elevator. Close to all amenities and restaurants. Bus, metro and sea shuttles at the foot of the building. Paid parking 50 m away. Living room/fully equipped kitchen with Nespresso coffee machine, bathroom with walk-in shower, separate bedroom with 160 x 200 bed. Luggage storage 50 m.

Inspiring hideaway in Marseille 47m2
Welcome to this intimate and inspiring apartment. Inside, you can find from art paints of the XIX century, authentic moroccan tiles, to modern design furniture and lighting, a lot of color on the walls and small details to make your stay unforgettable. Outside the apartment you’ll feel like in a village, few cars, a lot of stairs, pedestrian and small alleys, arts galleries, small restaurants. * the apartment is not adapted for children

Terrace on the Vieux-Port
Beautiful 110 m2 apartment, elevator and beautiful frontline terrace on the Old Port. Bathed in light, triple exposure (South, North, West), completely refurbished in 2020, the apartment is composed of a living room, an equipped kitchen and 3 bedrooms each with its own bathroom. Stunning views of the Port, Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica and the former Hôtel-Dieu, a historic and iconic building in Marseille.

Uber Chic Studio with spectacular bay views
Perched high above the ground floor and overlooking the bay of Marseille, this sophisticated and cozy 1 bedroom studio apartment in the center of the city provides the perfect blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. As Marseille apartments go, this generous, air-conditioned space is at the summit of Airbnb options in the region, offering all-day sunlight and endless sea and mountain views.

Loft with terrace close to the Old Port
Close to the old port, in one of the best areas of Marseille, charming loft of 40 m2 completely renovated with oak floor, exposed beams, terrace of 8 m2, equipped with internet, washing machine, etc... Located on the 1st floor, reversible air conditioning, videophone ... Supermarket, restaurants, shops and secure public parking (paying) nearby...

Panoramic sea view & great terrace
A bright apartment with panoramic sea-views from each room. You'll enjoy breathtaking sunsets from its large terrace, relax in the hamac and enjoy the view! Conveniently located in the heart of Endoume, one of Marseille's best neighborhood, you are only a 2 min walk away from the sea! A/C + fast and reliable wifi.
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When is the best time to visit Marseille?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Marseille?
Explore neighborhoods like Le Panier for historic charm, the Old Port area for bustling waterfront life, or Cours Julien, known for street art and lively cafes. Each area has its own character and easy access to local attractions.
What are the best things to do in Marseille with kids?
Families often explore sandy beaches, stroll through city parks, and enjoy hands-on exhibits at museums like MuCEM. The Old Port area has boat rides, and skating or playground spaces are frequently suggested for children.
What are some of the best things to do in Marseille?
Discover the Old Port, wander Le Panier’s art-filled streets, and visit Notre-Dame de la Garde for broad city views. Many explore local markets or take boat rides to nearby islands.
How is the weather in Marseille?
Marseille’s Mediterranean climate brings mild, wetter winters around 38–62°F (4–16°C), with drier, sunny summers near 67–87°F (19–31°C). Light layers and sun protection work well throughout most of the year.
What are the best places to visit in Marseille?
Notre-Dame de la Garde, the Old Port, and Château d’If are frequently suggested. Locals also mention Le Panier district and MuCEM for both art and history.
What are some hiking trails in Marseille?
The Calanques National Park has coastal paths with sea views and dramatic limestone cliffs, while the Frioul Islands invite gentle walks among unique landscapes. Some city parks have shorter trails for a relaxed outing.
What are some family activities we can do in Marseille?
Families can explore the Old Port, sample treats in local markets, visit MuCEM, or relax on city beaches. Boat rides and interactive museum spaces frequently engage children of various ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Marseille?
Many enjoy venturing to the Calanques National Park for hiking and swimming, the villages of Provence for traditional markets, or the nearby coastal towns for historic harbors and beaches. The region has scenic landscapes and diverse cultural sites.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Marseille?
Many accommodations in Marseille welcome pets, with listings in neighborhoods like Le Panier, La Corniche, and the Old Port. City parks and coastal paths make it possible to get outside with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting Marseille?
Carry a reusable water bottle, as public fountains are common, and wear sturdy shoes for exploring hilly streets like those in Le Panier. Sampling local bakery treats and watching sunset from the Notre-Dame de la Garde area are frequently suggested experiences.
What is Marseille known for?
Marseille is known for its historic port, diverse communities, and vibrant markets. The city has distinctive local cuisine, maritime traditions, and striking limestone coastlines.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Marseille?
Vallon des Auffes is a small fishing harbor often tucked away from larger crowds, and Noailles district hosts lively markets and traditional food shops. Wander quiet lanes in Le Panier or hunt for street art around Cours Julien.
What are the best foods to try in Marseille?
Bouillabaisse, a traditional fish stew, panisse chickpea fritters, and local aioli dishes are frequently suggested. Sample fresh seafood around the Old Port or sweets like navettes at local bakeries.
What should I bring for a trip to Marseille?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, layers for changing weather, and sun protection such as a hat and sunglasses. A reusable water bottle is helpful, and a lightweight rain jacket is useful in spring or autumn.
What is the nightlife in Marseille like?
Marseille has a lively mix of bars, music venues, and late-night cafes, especially around Cours Julien, La Plaine, and the Old Port. Expect local music, creative cocktails, and a welcoming night scene.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Marseille?
Marseille has musical festivals in summer, public celebrations on Bastille Day, and cultural events around the Old Port. The Fiesta des Suds festival is frequently suggested for music and performances during the autumn season.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Marseille?
Many vacation rentals in Marseille accommodate families, with options near city parks, beaches, and lively areas like the Old Port or Le Panier. Listings often mention features like kitchens or shared outdoor spaces.
When is the best time to visit Marseille?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for warmer temperatures, outdoor markets, and festivals. Cooler months have fewer crowds and a lively cultural calendar.
All about Marseille
If you were to pick out the most popular postcard of Marseille, it would likely be of the Old Port — an impressive, rectangular marina flanked by historic townhouses and colourfully painted warehouses dating back to the 18th century. Nowadays, this port town in southeastern France is an enticing spot to sit along the water and take in the city’s glamour with a glass of wine in one hand and a pastry from the downtown local shops in the other. At sundown the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde is adorned with lights, and those who take on the steep climb up to the monument will be rewarded with views across the city to the sea.
For an easier stroll, Marseille’s main street, La Canebière, is worth a wander for its shops, restaurants, cafes, and sights including the opera house and the Les Réformés Church. The Corniche road is a famous coastal drive, but it also makes for a magical walk along the sparkling Mediterranean. Those looking for outstanding rural beauty should head to Calanques National Park, where craggy, limestone cliffs fall into the turquoise blue of the sea. Back in town, you’ll find cute cafes, trendy shops, and a young, vibrant scene along the charming cobbled streets and steep steps of Le Panier district.
What are the top things to do in Marseille?
La Friche la Belle de Mai
Once a tobacco factory, La Friche de la Belle de Mai is now a thriving arts centre with five concert venues, public gardens, and exhibition spaces. But its crowning glory is an enormous public roof terrace where you can relax with a drink and take in the city below. If you time it right, you could catch a movie or concert, or show off your moves on the rooftop dance floor.
Château d’If
Located on its own island just west of Marseille, Château d’If’s stunning location is reason enough to visit. It started life as a fortress, complete with huge gun platforms to defend the coast from attack by sea. Later the château was featured in a famous book that put it on the tourist map and is now often scouted for film features.
Noailles Markets
If you wander around the Old Port, you’re certain to find a few food-related markets. The daily catch is sold here straight from the fishermen’s boats and Saint Victor market sells cheese, coffee, and wine. Wander a little farther up La Canebière to find the Noailles Markets (North African Markets), where you’ll find spices, fabrics, food, and homewares. If you’re interested in antiques, the Brocante (flea market) is found near the historic square by the name of Place Castellane. Every three months on a Sunday there’s a huge, all-day, open-air street market that attracts antique sellers from all over the country and is renowned for its bargains.
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14,230 of Marseille holiday rentals include wifi access

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Marseille’s top spots include Marseille Stadium, Palais Longchamp and Marseille Chanot
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