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Our hotels near Marseille’s Old Port
Stay in the heart of Marseille
For your upcoming holidays in the south of France, book your stay on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Discovering the famous Phocaean City often begins with a lovely stroll along the bustling harbor quays. You are undoubtedly looking for a comfortable room to spend a restful night on site. Find all our hotels in Marseille to make planning your entire trip easier. Planning an enjoyable getaway is very simple with our affordable range. Downtown Marseille offers an ideal setting for strolling under the bright sunshine and enjoying the warm local atmosphere. Choose a convenient accommodation solution to explore every historical monument with complete freedom of movement.
Our B&B HOTELS in the Old Port of Marseille
Booking a stay at our B&B HOTEL Marseille Centre Vieux Port places you right in the center of the region's tourist activity. This hotel gives you a warm welcome to ensure optimal comfort after a long day of urban sightseeing. We take great care to offer you very comfortable bedding and a modern design throughout all our spaces. You also have the opportunity to stay at the B&B HOTEL Marseille Centre La Joliette, located very close to popular attractions. Enjoy our dedicated service including free high-speed Wi-Fi to stay in touch with loved ones. Every morning, savor a generous breakfast to stock up on energy before your exciting tour of the surroundings. Our teams extend a simple, friendly welcome so you feel completely at home!
What to visit in the Old Port district of Marseille?
Sightseeing truly takes on its full meaning as you stroll through the alleys of this very vibrant area. The neighborhood is packed with varied activities to fill your weekend in a fun and enriching way. Travelers particularly appreciate the authentic charm of this place, steeped in local cultural history. You can very easily find an excellent restaurant to sample the famous regional cuisine on a terrace. Stop by a friendly bar to sip a refreshing drink while looking out at the countless moored boats. Fashion lovers enjoy taking the time to browse the shops located just steps from the water. Don't hesitate to wander through a colorful Provençal market to pick up quintessential souvenirs of your getaway. Read our handy tips dedicated to the Old Port of Marseille to plan your week's schedule with total peace of mind.
The Old Port, an iconic landmark
This historic basin is the true beating heart of the southern metropolis. Professional fishermen still sell their catch of the day here in a very typical, lively atmosphere. The unobstructed view over the numerous pleasure boats creates an atmosphere of immediate relaxation. Take the time to observe closely the fascinating architecture surrounding this well-sheltered harbor. You can also easily reach the famous Ferry Boat in Marseille to cross the calm waters of the grand port. This short crossing on the water usually delights young children just as much as adults. The marine horizon opens wide before you and irresistibly invites everyday daydreaming. Continue your long stroll towards the coastal areas to admire the region's remarkable natural spaces.
The Mucem, a museum facing the Mediterranean
Dedicate at least a few hours to visiting this impressive architectural building dedicated to Mediterranean civilizations. The famous Mucem regularly offers temporary and permanent exhibitions of immense cultural richness. You will definitely love the long suspended footbridge connecting Fort Saint-Jean to the new modern complex. From the vast upper terraces, a panoramic view opens out over the blue bay and the high hills in the distance. Discover all the historical secrets of the Mucem in Marseille thanks to our inspiring articles written for you. It is an unmissable stop to truly understand the complex history of ancient seafaring peoples. Further along the rocky coastline, don't forget to plan a wonderful outing to explore a wild, well-preserved calanque!
Le Panier, Marseille's oldest neighborhood
Take a leisurely stroll through the narrow alleys of this popular historic district with its lovely colorful facades. Le Panier charms every curious visitor with its picturesque little squares and numerous local artists' studios. The distinctive village atmosphere of this urban labyrinth contrasts delightfully with the great bustle of the seaport. Famous street art colors nearly every wall, recounting wonderful popular stories along your walking tour. Strolling back down at your own pace, you can wander towards the vibrant Joliette district in Marseille to extend your urban exploration. It is an excellent spot to wrap up your shopping or take a well-deserved gourmet break. The unique architectural beauty of the old town will surely leave you with unforgettable memories of your stay.