From the owner: Parc François Billoux Parc municipal de 6 hectares, rue de Lyon dans le 15ème arrondissement, et…read moresur lequel est situé le Théâtre de la Sucrière.

From the owner: Un parc de 112 hectares Au-dessous du massif de Marseilleveyre, le Parc Montredon Pastré occupe un…read moreespace naturel de 112 hectares. Le parc abrite une bastide du XIXe siècle, le château Pastré. Pour y accéder il faut emprunter une allée longue de 900 mètres, bordée de pelouses, de lacs et de jeux pour enfants.

From the owner: Une serre tropicale de 1870 Le jardin botanique du parc Borély rassemble bon nombre de curiosités…read moreet de raretés, dont certaines plantes aromatiques, grimpantes ou tropicales. Par ailleurs, elle abrite un jardin d'iris assez impressionnant, et sa serre en fonte et fer forgé datant de 1870, est un des derniers exemplaires de l'époque. Le jardin propose des visites guidées simples ou thématiques : - Jardin médicinal, jardin médiéval - Atelier herbier de printemps - Des plantes à notre table - Ecrivains au jardin Le Pavillon Chinois organise des ateliers d'une durée de 2h. Les réservations se font auprès de l'Office du Tourisme

An incredibly beautiful place! I'm so very glad that we took a private tour from our cruise ship,…read morewhich was docked in Marseilles, France. We rode to Cassis and enjoyed the town, a wonderful lunch, and then the amazingly beautiful Calanques National Park. It is nestled between Marseille and Cassis on the western edge of the French Riviera. Calanques National Park is a stunning maritime refuge. We took a two hour boat ride of the area. It has breathtaking cliffside trails, water sports, postcard-perfect blue water, and is close to cities on the Riviera. The park is unique for its "calanques", which are steep limestone cliffs and coves that meander for miles along the coast of the Mediterranean. Amazingly beautiful blue "sea creeks" flow around and through the park's 26 calanques. Many people were sunbathing, diving, and swimming by the limestone cliffs, in many different places. It has many tranquil beaches and river-like areas ideal for water sports. The park is also a wildlife refuge with many species. The water was so clear that you could see many fish from the boat. This is such a gorgeous area, I highly recommend a tour to this park and be sure to take a long boat ride into the Calanques!