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Apartments in Marseille

A modern bedroom with a bed, bedside tables, and a wooden chair.
A bright, modern kitchen with a white countertop, wooden stools, and large windows offering a view of the city.
A modern kitchen with white cabinets, a microwave, and a small refrigerator. There is a sliding glass door leading to an outdoor patio with a gray sofa and a small garden.
A modern living room with a sofa and a small table, a sliding glass door leading to an outdoor patio with a brick floor and potted plants.

1. Appartements Centre Marseille

Appartements Centre Marseille
4th Arrondissement
$77
$141 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 4 - Oct 5
Appartements Centre Marseille
A modern bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, a white toilet, and a vanity with a mirror.
A marina with numerous boats docked, surrounded by urban buildings and a clear sky.
A hotel lobby with a modern design, featuring a large mirror, wooden beams, and a central chandelier.
A marina with boats docked, a stone bridge, and buildings along the waterfront.

2. Adira Marseille Panier

Adira Marseille Panier
Old Port of Marseille
$107
$232 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 11 - Oct 12
Adira Marseille Panier
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Top neighborhoods in Marseille

A historic building with classical architecture, featuring ornate carvings and multiple flags, including the French and European Union flags.
A street with tram tracks, buildings, and trees.
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A plate of roasted meat with vegetables.
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Préfecture

Préfecture blends stately government buildings with cultural gems, creating a sophisticated Marseille experience. The 19th-century Prefecture building stands proudly amid wide, tree-lined boulevards. Art lovers can explore Musée Cantini's modern works, while the ornate Cathédrale de St Nicolas de Myre offers architectural splendor. The waterfront is just a short stroll away. Business-focused cafés serve quick lunches during weekdays, while traditional Provençal bistros offer authentic bouillabaisse. The neighborhood empties after working hours, providing a peaceful atmosphere for evening walks. Well-connected by metro and bus lines, Préfecture makes an excellent base for exploring Marseille's attractions without the tourist crowds.

A coastal cityscape with a prominent hilltop mosque, dense residential buildings, and a rocky shoreline.
A cathedral with a tall bell tower and dome, surrounded by a densely packed cityscape and greenery.

Notre-Dame du Mont

Notre-Dame du Mont serves up Marseille's coolest cultural cocktail with an artsy kick. Colorful murals splash across Cours Julien while vintage shops and indie boutiques beckon between North African spice shops and hip cafés. The neighborhood pulses with music venues and buzzing restaurant terraces where locals share tables under string lights. La Friche Belle de Mai keeps the creative energy flowing with exhibitions and performances. The Notre Dame du Mont metro station connects to Mediterranean beaches just 15 minutes away. Accommodations range from bohemian B&Bs to artist lofts with rooftop terraces. The steep hillside streets might challenge calves but reward with stunning city views.

A marina with numerous sailboats docked, wooden piers, and buildings in the background.
A marina with numerous boats docked, colorful buildings, and a prominent church on a hill in the background.
A harbor at dusk with boats, a prominent tower, and a cityscape in the background.
A cityscape at dusk with illuminated buildings, a prominent cathedral with domes, and a bridge over a body of water.
A historic cityscape with a prominent cathedral, a modern bridge, and a boat on the water.

Old Port of Marseille

The Old Port of Marseille wraps you in 2,600 years of maritime magic where fishing boats bob alongside fancy yachts. Greek settlers started this party way back in 600 BCE, and now you get to enjoy their epic harbor hangout. The daily fish market buzzes with local energy while the mirror canopy reflects Mediterranean light in all directions. Fort Saint-Jean guards the entrance like a watchful friend. Between seafood feasts and strolls along the U-shaped harbor, you'll find narrow cobblestone streets hiding Provençal treasures. Hop on Metro Line 1 at Vieux-Port Station when your feet need a break. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings put you right in the heart of the action.

A marina with several sailboats docked at sunset.
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A harbor with boats, a tall pole with birds, and a cityscape in the background.
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A historic church with a bell tower on a hill, surrounded by modern buildings.
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A calm sea with distant mountains under a clear sky.
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A coastal town with a historic building, rocky hills, and calm waters.
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Opéra

Marseille's Opéra neighborhood is known for its waterfront and bars, and entices visitors with attractions including La Canebiere and Marseille Opera House.

A coastal building with a dining area overlooking the sea, surrounded by rocky terrain.
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A rugged mountain landscape with rocky terrain and a view of the sea in the distance.
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A coastal landscape with a bright sun reflecting off the water, rocky outcrops, and a distant island.
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A building with a sign reading "Chez Caro Its Gourdes".
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A rocky coastline with a prominent cliff and a small hill with sparse vegetation.
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Les Goudes

Marseille's Les Goudes neighborhood is home to attractions such as Calanques National Park and Gulf of Lion.

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A harbor with boats, historic buildings, and a hill with a tower in the background.

Grand Port Maritime de Marseille

8.8/10 (1,283 reviews)
You can stroll along Grand Port Maritime de Marseille for relaxing water views when you're in 2nd Arrondissement. If you carry on walking you'll get to Marseille Ferry Terminal, Marseille Fos Port, and Docks of Joliette for some more water views.
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A cityscape with a prominent modern building and a mountain range in the background.

Velodrome Stadium

8.6/10 (685 reviews)
Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Velodrome Stadium, a stadium in 8th Arrondissement. If you think Velodrome Stadium is cool, you also might like Le Dôme and Palais des Sports de Marseille, both located nearby.
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A beach with a lifeguard tower, clear turquoise water, and people sunbathing.

Prado Beach

8.4/10 (421 reviews)
Whether you want to collect beach glass or watch the sunset, Prado Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from central Marseille. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Borely Beach, Plage du Grand Roucas Blanc, and Plage de l'Huveaune, all 3 within a short walk.
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A large building with a fountain in front, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and trees.

Borely Park

8.6/10 (474 reviews)
Borely Park is worth a pic or two when discovering 8th Arrondissement. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here?
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A modern building with intricate metalwork and lights, a dock with boats, and a calm waterfront at sunset.

Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations

8.8/10 (818 reviews)
Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations is just one of the attractions in Old Port of Marseille, Marseille so you might want to stop by during your trip. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to experience more of the culture Marseille has to offer, head to Fort Saint Jean, Pharo Palace, and La Vieille Charite.
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A large cathedral with a prominent tower and dome, surrounded by a spacious plaza with people.

Notre-Dame de la Garde

9.2/10 (1,170 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Notre-Dame de la Garde— just one of the monuments in 6th Arrondissement. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here?
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A coastal town with buildings along the cliffside overlooking the sea.

La Corniche

8.8/10 (355 reviews)
La Corniche is located 2.6 mi (4.3 km) from the center of Marseille, why not stop by during your stay.
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Parc Chanot Convention and Exhibition Center

8.2/10 (125 reviews)
Parc Chanot Convention and Exhibition Center is worth a pic or two when discovering 8th Arrondissement. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here?
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Marseille and related destinations

Between the old port's fishing boats and the gleaming MuCEM museum, Marseille's Mediterranean spirit shines brightest. Climb to Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica for views that explain why painters have been obsessed with this light for centuries. The ancient Le Panier district reveals narrow streets where laundry flaps above tiny squares. At Palais Longchamps, fountains cascade dramatically beneath a palatial facade. The Calanques offer limestone cliffs plunging into impossibly blue water - nature's perfect counterpoint to urban grit. Locals debate which restaurant serves authentic bouillabaisse with the same passion they reserve for their football club. The Vieux Port transforms each morning into France's most aromatic fish market, where fishermen sell what they caught hours earlier.

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A marina with numerous sailboats docked, a prominent church with a bell tower, and a hilltop building in the background.

Find out more about Marseille

Spend time appreciating the museums, as well as checking out the cafes, and visiting the port in Marseille. Simply book a local tour to enjoy your stay a little more. Why not spend time at Palais Longchamps and Musée de la Marine?There's plenty more to see, including sights like Hotel de Ville and Le Panier.