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At the gateway to the Mediterranean, a visit to Marseille<\/strong> is the promise of a perfect weekend combining history, nature and the flavors of the South. Bordered by the sea, bathed in sunshine and lulled by the lilting accents of its inhabitants, the Phocaean city seduces with its cultural richness, authenticity and unique atmosphere. Follow our guide to visit Marseille in just two days and take in the sights!<\/p>\n

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Visiting Marseille: day 1<\/span><\/h2>\n

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Start your weekend in Marseille with a stroll along the Old Port<\/a>, the city’s emblematic symbol. The fishing boats, morning markets and seafaring atmosphere will immediately immerse you in the soul of Marseille. A stone’s throw away, climb the steep streets of the Panier district<\/a>, Marseille’s oldest. This veritable village within the city is a jewel: colorful facades, street art, artists’ studios and shady squares follow one another.<\/p>\n

Then continue your morning with a must-see: the Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde<\/a>. Perched on its hilltop, the \u201cGood Mother\u201d watches over the city and offers an incredible panoramic view of Marseille and the Mediterranean.<\/p>\n

For lunch, head for the Noailles market, also known as the \u201cbelly of Marseille<\/strong>\u201d. It’s a melting pot of cultures, smells and flavors. Be sure to try a slice of pizza or a delicious couscous dish in one of the local restaurants.<\/p>\n

In the afternoon, visit Mucem<\/a>, the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilization. This modern architectural masterpiece offers fascinating exhibitions and a splendid seaside setting. Nearby, you can stroll along the esplanade of Fort Saint-Jean to enjoy a magnificent sunset.<\/p>\n

To end the day, or just to make it last a little longer? For a typical evening, take a seat on a terrace in the Cours Julien district<\/strong>, a haunt of artists and musicians, perfect for a drink in a festive, bohemian atmosphere!<\/p>\n

As an option, if you’d prefer to take an afternoon break by the sea, we suggest you discover the Plage des Catalans<\/strong>, located close to the city center, ideal for a refreshing swim or a moment of relaxation by the sea. Or if you prefer a more local, less touristy atmosphere, the Plage du Proph\u00e8te on the Corniche<\/strong> is also an excellent choice, popular with the locals. Visit Marseille the way you like.<\/p>\n

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Visiting Marseille: day 2<\/span><\/h2>\n

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The next morning, start with a leisurely morning in Parc Bor\u00e9ly<\/a>, a haven of peace just minutes from the city center. Stroll through its magnificent formal gardens and water features, and take in the view of the Ch\u00e2teau Bor\u00e9ly<\/strong>. It’s the ideal place for a moment of relaxation or an outdoor picnic.<\/p>\n

Then, for lunch, head for a local estaminet or brasserie in the Vallon des Auffes district, a charming little fishing port. Why not try a bouillabaisse, Marseille’s famous fish soup<\/strong>?<\/p>\n

As an option, let yourself be tempted by a stroll along the Corniche Kennedy<\/a>, for a sublime view of the Frioul islands and the Ch\u00e2teau d’If<\/strong>. If you’ve got a bit of time, take a boat to visit them!<\/p>\n

Finally, climb to the top of the Saint-Victor Abbey belfry<\/a> for one last panoramic view before saying goodbye to Marseille.<\/p>\n

A little bonus: if you’re in Marseille between June 13 and July 06, take advantage of the Festival de Marseille<\/a>, with dance, music, film and social performances in various venues around the city. It’s a great opportunity to discover Marseille’s dynamic cultural scene.<\/p>\n

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Two perfect youth hostels to stay in Marseille<\/span><\/h2>\n

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In Marseille, you can choose between two HI France youth hostels: HI Marseille – Ch\u00e2teau de Bois-Luzy<\/strong> and HI Marseille – QG<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Stay in Marseille \u2013 Ch\u00e2teau de Bois Luzy<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

Located just 30 minutes by public transport and 20 minutes by car from the Old Port, HI Marseille – Ch\u00e2teau de Bois Luzy<\/a> youth hostel is the ideal place for a quiet stay in Marseille, yet close to the main tourist attractions. Surrounded by nature, it offers a peaceful place to relax after a day exploring the city.<\/p>\n

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Its little plus?<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

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• Only 30 minutes by car from the beaches<\/strong>.<\/li>\n
• Around 23 minutes by car and 50 minutes by public transport from Notre-Dame de la Garde<\/strong>, combining metro line 1 (Saint-Barnab\u00e9 station) and bus line 60.<\/li>\n
• Approx. 24 minutes by car and 46 minutes by public transport from Mucem<\/strong>, taking metro line 1 from Saint-Barnab\u00e9 to Vieux-Port station, then bus line 60.<\/li>\n
• Low-cost camping pitches<\/strong> are available, with all the services of the youth hostel.<\/li>\n
• Services: access to a shared kitchen, laundry, TV room, Wi-Fi, garden, bicycle garage and secure parking (\u20ac5\/day).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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  Stay in QG Marseille<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

  For a different kind of atmosphere in the heart of the city, head for HI QG Marseille youth hoste<\/strong>l.<\/p>\n

  Nicknamed France’s smallest youth hostel, HI QG Marseille<\/a> is located in the heart of the city, just 30 minutes by public transport from the Old Port and Mucem.<\/p>\n

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  Its little plus?<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

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  • 24 minutes by car and 30 minutes by public transport from the Vieux-Port<\/strong>, take bus line 35, then bus line 822.<\/li>\n
  • 35 minutes by car and 50 minutes by public transport from Notre-Dame de la Garde<\/strong>, by taking metro line 2, then bus line 55.<\/li>\n
  • 20 minutes by car and 30 minutes by public transport from Mucem<\/strong>, take bus line 35, then bus line 82.<\/li>\n
  • 30 minutes by car and 43 minutes by public transport from the beaches<\/strong>, taking bus lines 35 or 70, then bus line 82 or 82S.<\/li>\n
  • Close to restaurants, bars, shopping center, bakery, pizza truck and metro station.<\/li>\n
  • Access to a relaxation area, Wi-Fi, garden, bike shelter, parking, participatory vegetable patch.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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    Visit Marseille and stay an extra day to discover the Calanques?<\/span><\/h2>\n

    Extend your stay and discover the unspoilt nature<\/strong> of the Calanques<\/strong>. From Marseille, you can reach the departure points for Morgiou or Sugiton by bus or car. For a gentler alternative, take a boat trip from the Vieux-Port to admire the white cliffs plunging into the turquoise waters.<\/p>\n

    You can stay at the Cassis – La Fontasse youth hostel<\/a>, located in the heart of the Calanques, for direct access to this exceptional natural site. However, please note that the opening dates of the hostel are subject to the rules of the Parc national des Calanques<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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    Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, heritage lover or simply looking for a sunny getaway, a weekend visit to Marseille<\/strong> promises a real breath of Mediterranean air. So, are you ready to discover this pearl of the South?<\/p>\n

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