Tourist places
Between the sea, hills and coves, Marseille enjoys a privileged location and great diversity. Many choices are available to you to visit Marseille around our hotel with sea view: the little tourist train, the Marseille Panoramic Tour, the tuk-tuk, the electric bikes or even the trolib!
Most of the tourist circuits start at the Old Port, near our hotel restaurant located on the Corniche. You can't miss "La Bonne Mère", the symbol of the city, as well as the many parks and gardens that make up the city.
Marseille also has around thirty museums and cultural sites, including the MUCEM, the first major national museum dedicated to Mediterranean civilizations.
Do not hesitate to ask us for advice on your excursions, visits and other outings in Marseille, Cassis and its surroundings.
Our Lady of the Guard
The Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde Basilica catches the eye with its 157 meters high. At its summit, a magnificent statue of Mary stands, watching over sailors, fishermen and Marseillais. Beyond the sacred character of this emblematic place in Marseille, you will appreciate the breathtaking view of the Phocaean City that is offered to you.
The little train
Discover Marseille aboard the little tourist train. Departing from the Old Port, near our hotel restaurant, two magnificent tours are available.
The first tour will take you along the Corniche and will take you to Notre Dame de la Garde. The second tour will allow you to discover Old Marseille, including the Panier district.
The Frioul Islands
In the middle of the Calanques of Marseille, stand four islands: Pomègues, Ratonneau, Tiboulen and If.
There are beaches of fine sand, pebbles as well as exceptional flora and fauna.
Shuttles departing from the Old Port, a stone's throw from our charming hotel restaurant, are available to take you to the Frioul Islands.
The Panier District
Le Panier, the oldest district of Marseille, is located in the heart of the Phocaean City.
While walking through its narrow and steep streets, you will discover a true testimony to the eventful history of ancient Massalia.
Typical bistros, unique artisans, second-hand dealers, antique dealers, creative workshops... Discover Marseille from a different angle.
The Estaque district
Around the Place Maleterre, the Estaque district takes shape, offering one of the most beautiful views of the harbor of Marseille.
You will appreciate the fabulous viaducts of the Côte Bleue line, but also take the painters' path, a walk of about two hours through the district.
L'Estaque is a land of inspiration for many artists: Monticelli, Paul Cézanne, Braque, …
The Calanques of Cassis
Nestled under the Cap Canaille, Cassis will charm you with its quays lined with restaurants, its coves, its natural beaches, its old town and of course its famous coves.
Prepare to be amazed by walking the paths of the Calanques from Cassis to Marseille.
A numerous outdoor activities are offered: climbing, canoeing, diving, mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, etc.
The Goudes village
At the end of Marseille, stands the picturesque fishing village of "Les Goudes".
A little hidden, accessible only by a small winding road, this village is home to many restaurants, cabins and bars.
On sunny days, you will have to get up early to enjoy this splendid view of the Mediterranean Sea.
The Calanques of Sormiou and Morgiou
These two coves are among the most beautiful, impressive and charming in the Calanques National Park.
Sormiou will impress you with its length, its clear water, its diverse seabed and its fine sand beach lined with huts.
Morgiou is shorter in length, but much larger in depth. It is known for housing a professional fishing port, huts and a bar-restaurant, right on the water.
Bendor Island
Accessible all year round and 7 days a week, Île de Bendor is a true haven of peace.
This charming 6-hectare island is nicknamed "the Mediterranean island of arts" thanks to its many museums, its village of creators and its exhibitions.
Île de Bendor is one of the two islands purchased and developed by the famous entrepreneur Paul Ricard. A path, almost the entire size of the island, allows you to discover the riches of Île de Bendor on foot.
The Crown
Part of the city of Martigues, Couronne is a charming village where life is good, ideally located on the Côte Bleue.
You will be charmed by its fine sandy beaches, known to be part of the "pearls of the Côte Bleue": Verdon Beach, Couronne Vieille Beach, Saulce Beach, Sainte-Croix Beach, and many others!
Carry-le-Rouet
A few kilometers from our hotel-restaurant in Marseille, we recommend that you take a trip to Carry-le-Rouet.
This charming town will charm you with its many walking trails between turquoise water and lush greenery.
Whether you stroll around the port, the beaches, the coves or the heart of the pine forest, you can only be charmed by the calm that reigns there.
Sausset-les-Pins
Near our hotel-restaurant in Marseille, we recommend that you take a tour of the town of Sausset-les-Pins, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and nature.
Stroll, on foot or by bike, through the heart of this city and pass by its must-see attractions: the beaches, the Fort de Niolon Haut, the marina, and many others.