Appartement de 37 m² avec 1 chambre(s) en location à Marseille

Neighbourhood highlightsThis apartment is located in the heart of the Opera district, right next to Marseille's old port. The Bourse shopping center is just a 5-minute walk away. The district is packed with restaurants, renowned boutiques and a wide range of local shops (bakery, fishmonger, butcher, supermarkets, dry cleaners, pharmacy, etc.).Savour the flavours: The 5 best restaurants in Marseille and CassisThe culinary scene in Marseille and its charming neighbor, Cassis, is a delicious journey through the rich palette of Provençal flavors. From seafood caught in the Mediterranean to delicious local specialties, these cities offer a gastronomic adventure that captivates the taste buds. Join us as we explore the 5 best restaurants in Marseille and Cassis, each a culinary gem in its own right.Le Petit Nice Passedat, Marseille: A Michelin-starred marvelUnder the direction of chef Gérald Passedat, three-Michelin-starred Le Petit Nice Passedat celebrates the bounty of the sea with a menu of fresh seafood overlooking the Mediterranean. This restaurant offers an elegant ambience and impeccable service for an unforgettable gastronomic experience.Chez Fonfon, Marseille: A picturesque seaside retreatNestled in the picturesque Vallon des Auffes, Chez Fonfon is Marseille's emblematic seafood restaurant. Its terrace overlooking the small fishing port offers an authentic Mediterranean menu, from bouillabaisse to grilled fish. Popular with locals and visitors alike, Chez Fonfon embodies the warmth of Provencal cuisine.Price range: €€€Le Miramar, Marseille: Bouillabaisse excellenceFor a true Marseilles culinary experience, sample bouillabaisse at Le Miramar, located on the historic Old Port. Since 1950, this iconic restaurant has been preparing this seafood stew with quality ingredients and traditional methods, honoring Marseille's gastronomic heritage.Price range: €€€€La Nautique, Cassis: Seaside eleganceIn the heart of Cassis, La Nautique offers a refined gastronomic experience with panoramic views over the harbor. Its menu, featuring local seafood, offers precisely prepared dishes from oysters to bar, allowing diners to savor the essence of the Mediterranean in every bite.Price range: €€Le Chaudron, Cassis: A Provencal culinary gemLe Chaudron, located along the quays of Cassis, is a Provencal culinary gem that embodies local hospitality. This family-run restaurant offers traditional cuisine made with local ingredients. Its terrace, overlooking the port, is the ideal place to savor classics such as ratatouille and pan-fried fish.Price range: €€Reservations: Due to their popularity, especially during the tourist season, it's advisable to book in advance.Local specialties: Try socca (chickpea galette) and pastis (aniseed aperitif).Embark on a culinary odyssey in Marseille and Cassis, where each restaurant tells a story of the sea, land and culture of Provence. Whether you appreciate star-studded elegance or the simplicity of a bistro, these 5 restaurants offer an unforgettable culinary experience, capturing the essence of the Mediterranean.Getting aroundThe apartment's location means you can get around very easily thanks to these public transport options:Metro :Vieux Port Hôtel de Ville (metro 1), a 5-minute walk away.Several cab companies available: Taxi G7, UberDiscover the charms of Marseille and its surroundingsMarseille, a dynamic port city on France's Mediterranean coast, attracts travelers with its rich history, vibrant culture and breathtaking scenery. As France's second largest city, Marseille offers a captivating blend of ancient charm and modern vitality. Join us for an exploration of Marseille and its enchanting surroundings, where azure waters, historic sites and delicious cuisine await you.Notre-Dame de la Garde: Perched atop a hill overlooking the city, the Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica offers panoramic views of Marseille and the Mediterranean beyond. The basilica, with its breathtaking Byzantine architecture, is a symbol of protection for sailors and fishermen. The climb to the top is rewarded with breathtaking views, a must for the spiritual and lovers of architectural beauty.Château d'If: A historic island retreat:Embark on a boat trip to the nearby Frioul archipelago to discover the infamous Château d'If. This historic fortress-turned-prison inspired Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo". Explore the castle's cells and courtyards, and take in the breathtaking views over the Mediterranean. The boat ride itself offers a unique perspective of Marseille's coastline.Le Panier: Marseille's bohemian quarter:Stroll through the narrow streets and lively squares of Le Panier, Marseille's oldest district. This bohemian district is a delightful labyrinth of colorful buildings, urban art and charming boutiques. Discover hidden treasures, stop for a coffee in a local café and immerse yourself in the relaxed atmosphere of this eclectic neighborhood.Parc national des Calanques, Nature's masterpieceEscape the urban hustle and bustle and venture into the Calanques, a series of rocky coves with crystal-clear waters framed by limestone cliffs. Accessible from Marseille or Cassis, the Parc national des Calanques, just a short drive from Marseille, is a haven for hikers, nature lovers and beach-goers alike. Choose a trail that suits your preferences and prepare to be mesmerized by the pristine beauty of these natural wonders.Cassis, Mediterranean jewel of tranquility and charmAround 20 kilometers from Marseille, Cassis is a picturesque coastal town that captivates visitors with its breathtaking scenery, azure waters and authentic Provencal charm. This idyllic haven, just a short drive from Marseille, offers the perfect blend of relaxation and exploration. Join us on a journey to discover the allure of Cassis, where dramatic cliffs, intimate beaches and delectable wines await.