Our excursion included the Petit train ride to the basilica, nice & easy ride until u reach the…read moretop, then u get off & walk your way up. Once u reach the top, very nice what more can be said really? the views are amazing, u can see the entire city from up there. As for the Basilica itself, it's very cool with plenty of mosaics designs & column's, inside the candles provide some light to the dimly lit interior. This was a great stop & for sure worth checking out, even if just for the outside views.

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.

From the owner: Une copie de l'oeuvre de Michel-Ange Offerte à la ville par le marbrier-sculpteur Cantini en 1905,…read morela statue du David est en fait une copie de l'oeuvre de Michel-Ange, sculptée en marbre de Carrare. Située à l'extrémité de la Corniche, c'est un point de repère important de Marseille : en prenant la Corniche vous rejoignez le Vieux-Port, tandis qu'à l'opposé vous vous dirigez vers Pointe Rouge et les Goudes. En allant vers les terres vous rejoindrez le Stade Vélodrôme et la Place Castellane.

You can take the lift to the top floor and explore the rooftop terrace and pool. There are great…read moreviews over the whole city. Also there is a bar/restaurant on the 3rd floor.

Stayed on the port and was able to wake up to the beautiful views of the port for 2 days. The area…read moreitself during the holiday season was decorated beautifully and the walk was very nice and not too chilly. They have many restaurants and hotels in the area and if you continue to walk out the port area, they have some good shopping and churches to visit. Marseille also has a double decker hop on hop off tour.

Strolled along the waterfront admiring the tourist vendors, fish mongers, brassieres, seafood…read morerestaurants @ tourists. FroM here we had views of churches & passing tour buses.

From the owner: Marseille regardant vers le large La fontaine monumentale au centre de la place est l'oeuvre du…read moresculpteur Allar. Elle fut offerte à la ville par le marbrier Jules Cantini, en 1911. Dédiée au Rhône, à la Méditerranée, à la Source et au Torrent, elle est surmontée à son sommet par une statue représentant Marseille. Cette place donne aussi son nom au quartier, qui accueille des restaurants et plusieurs cinémas.

From the owner: Un pouce démesuré Ce pouce géant fut créé par le sculpteur César - d'origine marseillaise - en…read more1988. Loué par la ville depuis quelques années, il trône sur un des rond-points de l'avenue de Mazargues, à proximité du Musée d'Art Contemporain.