Cosquer Cave Marseille: a unique immersion into prehistory
The Cosquer Cave is one of the most fascinating prehistoric sites in Europe. Located in the calanques, it is largely submerged under the sea.
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The Cosquer Cave is one of the most fascinating prehistoric sites in Europe. Located in the calanques, it is largely submerged under the sea.
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Les Goudes is a small fishing village located at the southern tip of Marseille.
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The Cité Radieuse, listed as a historic monument, is one of the most iconic works by architect Le Corbusier.
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Parc Borély, laid out by Jean-Charles Alphand between 1860 and 1880, is one of the favourite parks of Marseille residents, with its vast relaxation areas just steps from the beaches.
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Marseille offers a wide range of experiences between sea, culture and nature. Here are the 10 must-sees not to be missed during your stay.
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The Château d’If is an iconic fortress located on the island of If, off the Old Port of Marseille.
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The Corniche Kennedy, officially named Corniche du Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, runs along the Marseille coastline from Plage des Catalans to the Prado beaches.
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The Palais Longchamp is a symbolic monument in Marseille, built from 1862 to commemorate the arrival of water from the Durance canal in the city.
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The Frioul Islands form an archipelago located just a few kilometres off the Old Port of Marseille.
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Le Panier is the oldest district in Marseille. Located a stone’s throw from the Old Port, it corresponds to the historic site of the Greek founding of Massalia.
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