Note to self - Bring a bottle of wine and watch the sunset with the locals!…read more Quality/Quantity - The above is what the locals do. What a beautiful view. Too bad for my wife and I because the day we planned to do this, I booked last second reservations at Une Table au Sud, a Michelin Star restaurant; see my other Yelp review. Anyway, I hope my pictures do this place justice. Enjoy; better yet, go visit. Another plus was that we got our Marseille soap here which saved us a trip. 6 Euros for a pack of 4. We bought a few packs... BTW, this is the same price as if we went to the parent store. Ambiance - See my pictures. Pay toilets, I think 1 Euro. They accept credit cards. Restaurant available. Gift shop. Service - Self service. Price - Free, unless you need to use the toilets. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success and history.

Stunning basilica at the top of the hill overlooking Marseille. The church itself has a beautiful…read moredesign with lots of mosaics and stripes columns inside. That is already enough on its own but the views from the outside are simply awe-inspiring. 360 degree views around. Don't miss this if in Marseille.

My husband and I attended Sunday Mass here during our honeymoon in Marseille. It is a gorgeous…read morechurch, and the parish is filled with very kind people! While it does not have the same grandeur as Notre-Dame de la Garde, it is an excellent and beautiful example of an old European church and local parish that is not also a tourist attraction. Not to mention that Notre-Dame du Mont is easier to reach (what with its not being situated at the peak of a mountain, and all), and thus easier for Mass attendance for visitors. I had the pleasure of speaking with the priest after Mass, and, just like the parishioners, he was also very kind to us visitors. He seemed pleased to have visitors to his parish from so far away! My husband's French-language skills are limited (whereas I am just about fluent), and even so, the universality of the Catholic church was clear, as he was still able to follow what was going on in the Mass. This Church was very special to me, as I attended a school run by the Visitation sisters here in the U.S., and Notre-Dame du Mont has many markers of its association with the Visitation sisters--besides the image of the Visitation on its facade, the main doors are flanked on the inside by statues of St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane de Chantal. This association also bridged the distance for me, and opened my eyes to how connected Catholics are around the world. I wish we could have attended one of the concerts that were advertised as taking place here, but it is a good reason for people who are non-Catholic or perhaps non-practicing Christian to still take the time to see and support this sort-of hidden gem on a visit to Marseille!

From the owner: Bâtie sous la restauration Construite sur l'emplacement d'un ancien sanctuaire du VIe siècle, les…read moremarins venaient y déposer des offrandes. Mais les pélerinages ont fini par prendre une plus grande ampleur vers la basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde.

From the owner: Les Réformés Appelée également "Eglise des Réformés", elle se situe à l'emplacement du couvent des…read moreAugustins Réformés, d'où son appellation. Sa construction a commencé en 1855 pour s'achever en 1888. De style ogival, elle présente de nombreuses curiosités, dont des portes en bronze, des vitraux de Didron, et le grand orgue de Merklin. Chaque année, le dernier dimanche de novembre, l'église célèbre une messe en provençal pour l'inauguration de la foire aux santons. L'église est fermée le lundi matin et entre 12h et 14h30.