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Notre Dame de la Garde
Built on a hill to the south of the Old Port, the Notre Dame de La Garde church is a must-see monument in Marseille. It overlooks the 'Phocaean City,' offering a unique panorama: the Old Port, the Old Panier quarter, the Frioul archipelago, etc. The 'Bonne Mère' ('Good Mother') will celebrate her 800th birthday in 2014.
WebSite : www.notredamedelagarde.com
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Le Fort Saint-Jean
The Fort Saint-Jean, a listed historical landmark, is perched on a limestone spur between the port, the Abbey of Saint Victor, and the Pharo. It has recently become the home of the Museum of Civilizations from Europe and the Mediterranean (MuCEM), which offers numerous exhibitions to the public.
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Le Palais du Pharo
A former imperial residence, the Palais du Pharo enjoys an exceptional location. The venue offers official reception rooms, an exhibition hall, a dining area, as well as an auditorium that can host conventions and conferences. The convention center receives up to 60,000 visitors a year.
WebSite : palaisdupharo.marseille.fr
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Les calanques
Marseille's calanques, visited each year by close to a million people, are among the most remarkable sites in France in terms of their scenic beauty as well as the many activities they offer. They span over twenty kilometers of Mediterranean coastline between Marseille and Cassis.
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Le Château d'If et les îles du Frioul
Situated on an islet in the Frioul archipelago off the coast of Marseille, the Château d'If welcomes over 90,000 visitors a year. This fortress built by François I is a former prison, made famous by Alexander Dumas' novel, 'The Count of Monte Cristo.' A listed historical landmark, as well as an exceptional site to discover.
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L'Abbaye Saint-Victor
The Abbey of Saint Victor, located to the east of the Old Port, is one of the most visited monuments in Marseille. Listed as a historical landmark in 1840, it is a building of major importance in the Mediterranean basin.
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Le Vieux-Port
The Old Port is a marina, a popular public gathering place, and one of the symbols of Marseille. It has been the historical and cultural center of the city since its foundation on this site in antiquity.
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La Vieille Charité
A 17th century historical monument, La Vieille Charité is located in the heart of the Old Panier quarter in Marseille. It houses several cultural institutions - The Museum of Mediterranean Archeology, the Museum of African, Oceanic, and Amerindian Art, temporary exhibitions, and Le Miroir (a movie theater).
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L'Estaque
Located in Marseille's 16th arrondissement near the Old Port area, L'Estaque is a very famous port. The neighborhood is a reflection of Provence's charm and tranquility, and offers a wide variety of cultural and leisure activities.
WebSite : www.estaque.com
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Le Stade Vélodrome
Discover the legendary football stadium, home to the Olympique de Marseille football club. One of the most dedicated fan bases in France and a legendary team, the only French team to have won the UEFA Champions League, in 1993. Prepare yourself for a whole city of fans, where football is much more than a sport. Excitement guaranteed!
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