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Between the sea and limestone cliffs, the Calanques National Park is a true natural gem . Whether you enjoy leisurely strolls or are a seasoned hiker, there is bound to be a trail for you. Here is a selection of the most beautiful hikes to do in the calanques of Marseille. Sormiou cove: the most accessible If you are looking for an accessible hike without too much effort, the Sormiou cove is perfect. In about thirty minutes from the Sormiou pass car park, you reach this marvel with turquoise waters. Ideal for a family outing, with the possibility of swimming on arrival. Distance: 3 km round trip Duration: 1h30 Difficulty: Easy The En-Vau cove: the most spectacular This is undoubtedly one of the most legendary hikes in the calanques. The trail starts from the Col de la Gardiole or the Calanque de Port-Pin, and descends to the sublime beach of En-Vau, surrounded by dizzying cliffs. Get ready for a sporty climb on the way back! Distance: 6 km round trip Duration: 3 hours Difficulty: Medium to difficult Morgiou cove: between history and panorama The hike to Morgiou offers a perfect mix of effort and discovery. Starting from the Luminy car park, the path crosses typical Mediterranean vegetation before arriving at the charming little port of Morgiou. Along the way, don't miss the view of the famous Cosquer cave (closed to the public) and the crystal clear waters of the cove. Distance: 7 km round trip Duration: 3h30 Difficulty: Medium The Sugiton belvedere: the best panoramic view If you want a breathtaking view without too much difficulty, head to the Sugiton belvedere. From Luminy, a wide track gradually climbs to the viewpoint, offering an exceptional panorama of the Sugiton and Morgiou creeks. An ideal hike at sunset! Distance: 5 km round trip Duration: 2 hours Difficulty: Easy to medium The great crossing of the calanques: for adventurers For the more athletic, the great crossing of the calanques links Marseille to Cassis, passing through all the most beautiful coves and cliffs in the park. It is a demanding hike, with technical passages, but which offers total immersion in this natural jewel. Distance: Approximately 6 km Duration: 25 to 8 hours (allow a night in a bivouac if necessary) Difficulty: Hard Some tips before you leave: Equip yourself well: Hiking shoes required, sufficient water, hat and sunscreen. Check access conditions: In summer, access to the calanques is often regulated due to fire risks. Respect nature: No waste left on site, and pay attention to protected flora and fauna . Whether you're looking for an easy trail or a big adventure, Marseille's calanques offer hikes for all levels. Belle-Vue Old Port of Marseille Hiking in the Calanques of Marseille

Hiking in the Calanques of Marseille: the most beautiful routes to discover

Between the sea and limestone cliffs, the Calanques National Park is a true natural gem. Whether you're a fan of leisurely strolls or a seasoned hiker, …

Marseille has 3 km of coastline and an endless choice of beaches and coves for all tastes. Whether you're sunbathing, swimming with the family, or enjoying water activities, there's always a perfect spot for you. Here's a guide to finding the beach that will fit your summer schedule. For a successful picnic: Pointe Rouge beach If you're looking for a perfect spot for a picnic with friends or family, Pointe Rouge Beach is ideal. With its large sandy area and shaded areas to avoid the sun during the day, it allows you to settle in comfortably while enjoying a beautiful view of the sea. And if you forgot to prepare your meal, don't panic: the snack bars and restaurants nearby are there to save you from hunger. For a family day out: the Prado beaches The Prado beaches are the perfect family spot. Shallow water, fine sand and even play areas to keep the children occupied between swims. Add to that lawns to relax on and ice cream shops nearby, and you have the perfect combo. For water sports enthusiasts: Huveaune beach Want a little more action? Head to Huveaune beach where many activities are possible: paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing, kitesurfing... There is plenty to have fun and challenge yourself with. The water is clear and the atmosphere dynamic, perfect for those who like to move. For a wilder atmosphere: the Sormiou cove Looking for a more natural and unspoiled setting? The Sormiou cove is one of the most beautiful places in Marseille. Accessible after a short hike, it offers turquoise water and breathtaking landscapes. Ideal for a relaxing day away from the hustle and bustle of the city. For a peaceful swim: Catalans Beach Located just minutes from the city center, Catalans Beach is perfect for a quick break by the water. Although very busy in summer, it remains an essential place for a morning or late afternoon swim. Whether you're looking for relaxation, adventure, or a family outing, Marseille offers a beach to suit everyone. Belle-Vue Marseille's Old Port Marseille's beaches in summer: where to put your towel?

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Marseille's beaches in summer: where to lay your towel according to your preferences?

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Each year, the Blue Flag Label highlights beaches and marinas that consistently pursue a policy of sustainable tourism development. The label criteria are divided into 9 themes: criteria related to water and sanitation; criteria related to biodiversity and management of the natural environment; security-related criteria; criteria related to waste management; criteria related to training/education in sustainable development; criteria related to equipment and services; criteria related to sobriety; criteria relating to information for users; criteria related to responsible governance. Find your beach around Marseille at https://pavillonbleu.org Eco-friendly hotel Belle-Vue Marseille's old port The beaches "Blue Flag" label of Marseille

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The “Blue Flag” beaches that we recommend during a stay in Marseille

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In Marseille, waking up has a very special flavor. As soon as the sun peeks out and the city begins to stir, the Old Port comes alive with a ritual that smells of the sea: the fish market. A morning spectacle rooted in Marseille's daily life, where freshness and tradition meet on the Quai de la Fraternité. A meeting with the sea At first light, the fishermen arrive with their night's treasures. Sea bream glistening in the sun, wriggling sea bass, colorful red mullet, still translucent cuttlefish... and of course, the famous scorpionfish, the undisputed stars of bouillabaisse. The wooden crates line up, the stalls fill up, and the first customers approach, ready to dig up the day's best. An atmosphere like nowhere else Here, they don't just sell fish, they tell stories. The fishermen, with their sing-song accents, share anecdotes and cooking tips with anyone who'll listen. They bargain, they laugh, and they call out to passersby. Meanwhile, seagulls play the opportunists, hovering above the stalls in search of a little treat that's fallen from the net. A piece of Marseille not to be missed This market is more than just a place to shop. It's an institution, a vibrant scene where restaurateurs, locals, and amazed tourists mingle. Whether you come to buy, observe, or simply soak up the atmosphere, it's impossible not to feel the soul of Marseille here. In short, if you're passing through Marseille, take the time to make a detour. The Old Port fish market is a moving postcard, a distillation of authenticity where the sea and the city become one. Eco-friendly hotel Belle-Vue Old Port of Marseille The Old Port Fish Market: The soul of Marseille

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The Old Port Fish Market: The soul of Marseille in the early morning

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Ahh Marseille… What a city!! The Phocaean city is much more than just a tourist destination; it is a city that embodies a unique art of living through its cultural heritage, its breathtaking landscapes, and its Mediterranean gastronomic traditions. Museums, markets, events, music, Marseille is authentic and seduces every passer-by with its diversity. So, as you've probably guessed, today we're going to talk to you about Marseille and immerse you in this city, where culture and gastronomy combine to offer you an unforgettable experience. Marseille, a cultural city with a thousand facets A little history… With 2 years of history, Marseille was founded by the Greeks under the name Massilia. It is one of the oldest cities in France. This rich past is reflected in its historic districts and iconic monuments, such as the Old Port, the true heart of Marseille and the starting point for many maritime adventures. The same is true of Notre-Dame de la Garde, the famous basilica nicknamed “the Good Mother”, which has watched over residents and visitors since 1864. Exhibitions and museums A true cultural center, Marseille is home to some unmissable museums. The MUCEM , with its original and daring architecture, tells the story of Mediterranean civilizations through numerous definitive exhibitions and deals with emotion and sensitivity with many subjects from around the world with its temporary exhibitions, each one as fascinating as the next. It is possible to discover the archaeological treasures of the Phocaean city at the Marseille History Museum, as it is possible to travel through centuries of art with the Cantini Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts. For a more contemporary experience, Friche la Belle de Mai offers a mix of urban art, music and cultural events. This iconic venue is full of artists and entertainment for adults and children alike. Festivals and cultural events How can we talk about Marseille without mentioning its festivals? With Marsatac, urban music is in the spotlight thanks to the presence of renowned artists such as Shay, SCH, Kaaris, Luidji and many others. This festival brings the city to life every year with a diverse and atmospheric program. In another musical register, the Delta Festival brings together every summer fans of urban, techno and electro music from all over the world. Taking place at the water's edge, it's a truly immersive experience spanning several days. The Fiesta des Suds, for its part, offers an immersion in Mediterranean and global sounds. This festival invites you to travel with musical sets that transport you to more than 16 countries, all in a warm and friendly atmosphere. But that's not all! We must not forget the Rencontres du 9e Art in Aix-en-Provence. This event celebrates the world of comics and allows you to discover promising artists who are making their mark on contemporary graphic art. Urban art and neighborhood life Cours Julien, a mecca of street art, is a veritable open-air gallery where every wall tells a story. This lively neighborhood is also full of cafes, artisan shops, nightlife and markets. The Noailles and La Plaine markets, meanwhile, invite you to discover local and exotic products in a warm and typically Marseille atmosphere. Marseille and its sunny gastronomy Specialties Marseille's gastronomy reflects the city: generous, friendly and deeply rooted in its Mediterranean traditions. Among its emblematic dishes, you have heard a lot about bouillabaisse. This fishermen's dish has become a real institution. It combines fresh fish, shellfish, and spices in a tasty broth. But don't stop at this tasting, because in Marseille we have much more than just one dish to offer you: the navettes de Marseille, these biscuits flavored with orange blossom, tapenade, and aioli, perfect for enhancing an aperitif with friends, are worth trying! Local products and markets The Marseille markets are a true ode to the flavors of Provence. On the Old Port, the fish market offers a daily spectacle where fishermen offer their catch freshly brought back from the Mediterranean. While the atmosphere resembles that of a period film about sailors, the smell that emanates from it will transport you directly to the middle of the sea. In Noailles, the market is full of exotic products, aromatic herbs and spices that reflect the culinary diversity of the town. Don't miss the local olive oil, Provençal herbs, and local wines to bring a little bit of Marseille home with you. The best places in Marseille Marseille is full of great places to discover its specialties. Large restaurants like Le Petit Nice Passedat or L'Épuisette offer a refined gastronomic experience with a breathtaking view of the sea, an immersion in the heart of Marseille to delight palates in love with flavors. For more authentic cuisine, head to Chez Fonfon or La Boîte à Sardine, where traditional recipes take pride of place. The influence of world cultures Marseille, a cosmopolitan city par excellence, also incorporates the culinary influences of its communities. From Italian flavors to Maghreb specialties, the diversity of cultures is reflected in the plates. Places like Babbo, Les Délices du Maroc or Lezzet bear witness to this richness, offering a fusion between local cuisine and inspirations from elsewhere. Culture and gastronomy: it’s the Art of living in Marseille What if we combined these two aspects of Massilia to create unforgettable experiences? In Marseille, life flows to the rhythm of the sun and the sea; it is the Mediterranean rhythm in all its excellence. The people of Marseille love to meet on terraces to share a pastis, a symbol of conviviality, or to extend their meal with generous dishes. The long summer evenings, enlivened by discussions and bursts of laughter, are a real invitation to savor the local sweetness of life. Become a true Marseillais by eating facing the sea The Mediterranean Sea is omnipresent in Marseille, even in gastronomic experiences. The restaurants of Vallon des Auffes or Les Goudes offer idyllic settings for enjoying a meal with your eyes fixed on the horizon. For a more intimate experience, some coves are home to small inns where grilled fish and seafood can be enjoyed in an almost timeless atmosphere. When spring and summer come, prepare some delicious takeaway meals and settle down on the sandy beaches to enjoy the sound of the sea and the sun while enjoying a meal that is sure to please. Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun with a parasol to avoid sunstroke. Events combining culture and gastronomy Marseille also knows how to combine its cultural and culinary passions. Museums and galleries regularly host tastings, while cooking workshops available on GetYourGuide allow you to learn how to prepare local specialties in historic locations. Food fairs and pop-up markets are opportunities to taste regional products while discovering local arts and crafts. Marseille is a city where culture and gastronomy intertwine to offer a unique sensory and emotional experience. History buffs, art enthusiasts, or simply the curious, this city invites you to immerse yourself in its warm and captivating world. More than its addresses and its marvelous streets, Marseille is also a welcoming and lively people who welcome you with open arms. Belle-Vue Old Port of Marseille The Art of Living in Marseille: Between Culture and Gastronomy

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The Art of Living in Marseille: Between Culture and Gastronomy

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La Caravelle, an iconic restaurant in the heart of Marseille's Old Port, offers breathtaking views of the city and its surroundings. If you're passing through and want to enrich your day with a cultural touch, here are five must-see museums located nearby. MUCEM - Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations Inaugurated in 3, the MUCEM is a true architectural and cultural gem. Located at the entrance to the Old Port, this museum explores the history and cultures of the Mediterranean through varied exhibitions. Its footbridge connecting to Fort Saint-Jean also offers an exceptional panoramic walk. The MUCEM offers two main permanent exhibitions: Le Grand Mezzé and Galerie de la Méditerranée . Le Grand Mezzé explores Mediterranean culinary traditions, highlighting the ongoing links between culture, food and history. This exhibition examines the evolution of eating habits as well as current issues related to gastronomy. The Mediterranean Gallery is an immersive journey that traces the history of Mediterranean civilizations, highlighting themes such as cultural exchanges, migrations and the diversity of lifestyles. Archaeological objects, works of art and modern installations illustrate this rich history. These exhibitions are permanently available at the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations. The MUCEM is open every day except Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 18 p.m. at 7 Promenade Robert Lafont (esplanade du J4) 13002 Marseille. Go to https://billetterie.mucem.org/fr-FR/produits?famille=1703237789240300000 to purchase your tickets. A full price Exhibition ticket is €11. Admission is free for those under 18, job seekers, those receiving minimum social benefits, visitors with disabilities and their companions, as well as City Pass holders. Free tickets and reduced rates for young people aged 18 to 25 or holders of a valid Education Pass are only available on site. The MHM - Marseille History Museum This modern museum located at 2 rue Henri Barbusse, in the first arrondissement of Marseille, a stone's throw from the Old Port, presents the evolution of Marseille, the oldest city in France. There you will discover ancient remains, models and interactive exhibitions retracing more than 2 years of history. Ideal for understanding the deep roots of this port city. Inaugurated in 1983 and extensively renovated in 2013, the MHM offers a permanent exhibition presenting nearly 15 objects retracing the major stages of Marseille, from prehistory to the present day. It is an immersive journey structured in 000 chronological sequences, each introduced by an emblematic object. These sequences highlight the evolution of Marseille over time, with a particular focus on the history of its port. The museum is closely linked to the archaeological site of the Bourse, where you can admire remains such as necropolises, a freshwater basin, towers and ramparts. The MHM offers themed tours, such as "Marseille from prehistory to the present day" as well as family workshops such as "shell jewelry" where young and old can create their own jewelry using prehistoric techniques. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9 a.m. to 18 p.m. Access to the permanent collections is free, while guided tours and tours are subject to specific fees. Before you travel, it is advisable to check the availability of the exhibition rooms. For any further information, you can contact the museum by telephone at 04 91 55 36 00 or by email at musee-histoire@marseille.fr The Deportation Memorial Located on the Quai de la Joliette, this memorial site, inaugurated in 2, pays tribute to the victims of the Second World War. Simple and poignant, the memorial invites reflection through testimonies, archives and temporary exhibitions. A visit that is both intimate and enriching. Located at the foot of Fort Saint-Jean on Avenue Vaudoyer in the second arrondissement of Marseille, the Deportation Memorial was designed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camps and to pay tribute to the victims of deportations and repression carried out in Marseille and its surrounding areas during the Second World War. The memorial is housed in a blockhouse dating from the German occupation. In 2019, the permanent exhibition was redesigned to highlight Marseille's special role during the war. This city, in the unoccupied zone, was a refuge for many people, an important transit point and a strategic location, but also a place heavily impacted by roundups, deportations and the destruction of old neighborhoods. The exhibition includes maps, films and testimonies to contextualize these tragic events. The Deportation Memorial is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 0 a.m. to 9:12 p.m. and from 30:13 p.m. to 30 p.m. Admission is free, subject to capacity. The Cosquer Mediterranean Cave The Cosquer Cave is a faithful replica of a prehistoric cave discovered in 2 by the diver Henri Cosquer located in the calanques of Marseille. Its entrance is now 2 meters below sea level, making the original inaccessible. To allow the public to discover this archaeological treasure, a restitution has been created at the Villa Méditerranée near the Mucem. Located at the Villa Méditerranée Esplanade du J1991 37 Marseille, it is accessible by tram T4 stop République/Dames and by bus 13002 2 and 82. The site is open every day with variable hours depending on the season. The visit lasts approximately 35 minutes for the cave followed by access to the Mediterranean Gallery. Prices vary between 18 and 14 euros. Access is free for children under 6. It is strongly recommended to book via the official website grotte-cosquer.com This immersive visit allows you to explore a unique heritage and discover paintings and engravings dating back more than 30 years in a setting faithful to the conditions of the time. After exploring these museums, there's nothing like returning to the Caravelle to share your impressions over a drink. Belle-Vue Old Port of Marseille: 4 museums not to be missed near the Caravelle - Marseille

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4 museums not to be missed near the Caravelle

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Marseille, founded over 3 years ago, is a city where art and culture are intimately intertwined with history and architecture. From the alleys of Le Panier to the vibrant frescoes of Cours Julien, Marseille's artistic soul is revealed on every street corner. Le Panier: Cradle of Urban Art Le Panier , the oldest district of Marseille, is a labyrinth of narrow streets, picturesque squares and colorful facades. Once a welcoming place for immigrants, it is now an open-air museum where street art is freely expressed. The walls of Le Panier tell stories, reflecting the diversity and cultural richness of the city. The works of local and international artists coexist there, offering passersby a constantly evolving gallery. Cours Julien: Creative Epicenter Not far from Le Panier, Cours Julien is another hotspot on the Marseille art scene. This neighborhood, once dedicated to wholesale trade, has been transformed into a space where urban art flourishes on every wall. The colorful frescoes and bold graffiti are a testament to the creative energy that animates Marseille. The cafés, vintage shops, and concert halls of Cours Julien make it a must-see for art and culture lovers. A Rich Artistic Heritage Marseille is not just about street art. The city has seen the birth and inspiration of many artists, such as Pierre Puget, nicknamed the "Michelangelo of France" in the 17th century, and the sculptor César, a member of the New Realists. The landscapes of the Estaque district also inspired masters such as Paul Cézanne and Auguste Renoir, thus contributing to Impressionism. Belle-Vue Old Port of Marseille Marseille: A Tapestry of Art and Culture

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Marseille: A Tapestry of Art and Culture

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In the heart of Marseille, the Hotel Belle-Vue is committed to offering its guests an authentic, local experience. With this in mind, we are pleased to collaborate with La Laiterie Marseillaise, an urban cheese shop located just steps from our establishment, to enrich our breakfast with fresh, artisanal products. La Laiterie Marseillaise: a committed urban cheese dairy Founded by Madeleine Desportes and Audrey Emery, La Laiterie Marseillaise is a cheese and dairy shop located at 3 rue Sainte, in the 2th arrondissement of Marseille. These two passionate women chose to retrain professionally to promote French dairy expertise. They transform milk from local farms into a variety of cheeses and yogurts, offering fresh, high-quality products to the people of Marseille. Fresh, local produce for breakfast Every morning, our guests can enjoy creamy yogurts and fresh cheeses from La Laiterie Marseillaise. These artisanally made products reflect the authentic taste of Provençal terroir. By incorporating these dairy delights into your breakfast at La Caravelle restaurant , we aim to provide you with a gourmet experience from the moment you wake up and support local production. A shared eco-responsible approach The Hotel Belle-Vue and La Laiterie Marseillaise share common values when it comes to sustainable development. Our hotel, certified "Green Key," is committed to reducing its ecological footprint by favoring short supply chains and local partnerships. For its part, La Laiterie Marseillaise promotes local and responsible production, sourcing from regional farms and processing milk on site, thus reducing the carbon footprint linked to transport. This collaboration with La Laiterie Marseillaise illustrates our desire to highlight local culinary heritage and offer a unique experience to our customers. Eco-friendly hotel Belle-Vue Old Port of Marseille A local touch at the Hotel's breakfast Belle-Vue

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La Laiterie Marseillaise: a local touch to the hotel's breakfast Belle-Vue

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Discover the Montecristo Challenge during your stay at the Bellevue Hotel The Montecristo Challenge is one of Marseille's most popular sporting events, attracting thousands of participants every year. Organised in the magnificent setting of Marseille harbour, this unique event is a sea swimming race which brings together amateur and professional athletes around a sporting and solidarity challenge. If you are planning your stay in Marseille, the Hotel Bellevue, located in the heart of the city, is the ideal place to take part in this memorable adventure. Find out why this event is a must-see and how the Hotel Bellevue can offer you an unforgettable stay during the Montecristo Challenge . The Montecristo Challenge: An Epic Sea Swim Race The Montecristo Challenge , created in 3, is a sea swimming race that connects the island of If, famous for its connection with Alexandre Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo , to the Corniche beach in Marseille. Every year, swimmers from all walks of life come together to take on this exceptional challenge, which combines sporting performance and commitment to a good cause. The race is distinguished not only by its impressive course, but also by the spirit of camaraderie and solidarity that reigns throughout the event. Whether you are an experienced swimmer or an amateur looking to test your limits, the Montecristo Challenge offers an unforgettable experience, punctuated by the support of volunteers and spectators who encourage participants throughout the race. A Comfortable Stay at the Bellevue Hotel in Marseille To fully experience the Montecristo Challenge , the Bellevue Hotel in Marseille is the ideal starting point. Located near the city's emblematic places, the hotel offers you a breathtaking view of the old port and the historic district of Marseille. After your workout or race, enjoy the comfort of the hotel with its modern rooms and quality services, perfect for recovering and relaxing. The Hôtel Bellevue also provides you with practical information on the Montecristo Challenge and helps you organize your stay. You will be able to concentrate on your sporting performance while benefiting from the expertise of the hotel team to help you organize your experience in Marseille. An Unforgettable Stay in Marseille for the Montecristo Challenge Participating in the Montecristo Challenge is an exceptional experience not to be missed. The Bellevue Hotel offers you an ideal setting to enjoy this event while benefiting from all the comfort necessary for a pleasant stay in Marseille. Belle-Vue old port Marseille The Montecristo Challenge: A Sporting Adventure in Marseille

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The Montecristo Challenge: An Unmissable Sporting Adventure in Marseille

Discover the Montecristo Challenge during your stay at the Hôtel Bellevue The Montecristo Challenge is one of the most popular sporting events in Marseille, attracting thousands of …

Stay at the Bellevue Hotel to Experience the Open 3 in Marseille The Open 3 , one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in France, is an unmissable event for sports fans and tennis enthusiasts. Every year, Marseille becomes the capital of tennis during this high-level competition. If you want to live this unique experience, the Hotel Bellevue in Marseille is the ideal place to stay during the Open 13. Located in the heart of the city, this hotel allows you to be in close proximity to the places where this major sporting event takes place, while enjoying comfort and quality services. The Open 3: A High-Level Tennis Tournament The Open 3 takes place every year at the Palais des Sports , and attracts some of the best players. Since its creation in 1993, the Open 13 has seen many tennis stars such as Roger Federer , Rafael Nadal , and Novak Djokovic , contributing to its international reputation. In addition to the quality of the matches, the Open 13 stands out for its warm and friendly atmosphere. Spectators can enjoy intense matches while getting a behind-the-scenes look at professional sports. If you are a tennis fan, this event is a unique opportunity to experience the excitement of live matches and see tennis stars compete just a few meters away from you. A Comfortable Stay at the Bellevue Hotel during the Open 3 The Bellevue Hotel is a perfect choice for visitors to the Open 3. Ideally located near the main tourist sites of Marseille and the Palais des Sports , the hotel offers modern and comfortable rooms, with facilities adapted to your needs. After an exciting day at the Open 13, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Old Port of Marseille and relax in an elegant and tranquil setting. The Hotel Bellevue team is at your disposal to help you organize your stay, providing you with all the necessary information about the Open 13 and offering you personalized services to make your experience even more enjoyable. In addition, the hotel offers special offers and packages for tennis fans who want to fully experience this event. Enjoy the Open 3 with an Unforgettable Stay at the Bellevue Hotel Attending the Open 3 de Marseille is an exciting and unique sporting experience, and the Hôtel Bellevue is the perfect place to enjoy this event in the best conditions. Belle-Vue old port Marseille The Open 13: An Unmissable Tennis Event in Marseille

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The Open 13: An Unmissable Tennis Event in Marseille

Stay at the Hotel Bellevue to Experience the Open 13 in Marseille The Open 13, one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in France, is an unmissable event…

Are you in Marseille on December 3st and don’t know where to celebrate New Year’s Eve? Don't panic, we're here to guide you! Marseille is full of magical places and memorable events to celebrate the New Year. Here are some ideas for an unforgettable New Year's Eve. The Old Port during New Year's Eve Every year, a large fireworks display lights up the Marseille sky to mark the start of the New Year. This show attracts thousands of spectators and offers a unique atmosphere. You can admire the fireworks from the quays, but we recommend that you go up to the Saint-Victor Abbey or the Fort Saint-Nicolas to enjoy a view that you will not have anywhere else. As a bonus, free DJ sets are often organized on the Place de la Major or directly on the quays. The Port Terraces Located at the Quai du Lazaret in Joliette, the Terrasses du port offer a breathtaking view of the sea and the city. Bars, restaurants… this shopping center that looks like an ocean liner is full of places to celebrate the New Year. The rooftop of the Terrasses, the famous R2, is offering a Masquerade evening this year . Get out your best outfits and masks, and come set the dance floor on fire. Little tip: buy your tickets in advance! The Cours Julien and the Mélo bar A must-see district of Marseille, Cours Julien is often lively with street concerts, activities and a festive atmosphere. The Mélo Bar, located in the heart of the district, is a sure bet for a friendly and warm New Year's Eve. The bar opens its doors from 20 p.m., get ready to party all night! The Friends' Cabin An emblematic place in the Prado, La Cabane des Amis is an essential spot for dancing, sharing a meal, playing pétanque, and even getting a tattoo outdoors in the summer. For this December 2, 2, it offers an evening on an international theme: world music, typical dishes from the four corners of the globe, and a warm atmosphere. Remember to cover yourself well, even in your best clothes! The Place of the Scoundrels The Gala des Canailles is the end-of-year event at Place des Canailles, from 31 p.m. to 2024 a.m. On the program: hits from the 90s to today, succulent tapas, and many surprises throughout the evening. The atmosphere is guaranteed! Bars and Clubs in Marseille Want to dance the night away? Some bars like La Boom , Le Son des Guitares , or even Blackstone offer you a friendly atmosphere with microphone, champagne and international music. On the nightlife side, places like the Trolleybus or the Bounce Club welcome you for a memorable night and a great start to the year. A New Year full of humor at the Comédie Club How about a comedy evening? The Comédie Club du Vieux-Port offers three stand-up shows at 18:30 p.m., 20:30 p.m., and 22:30 p.m. Laugh out loud with several comedians and start the year on a happy note. Marseille restaurant For a New Year's Eve with a good meal, here are three emblematic addresses: Le Petit Nice Passedat (Les Catalans): A Michelin-starred dining experience with incredible sea views. Chez Fonfon (Vallon des Auffes): To taste a good bouillabaisse, a traditional dish of the city, in a typically Marseille atmosphere. La Table de l'Olivier (Old Port): Tasty Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant and refined setting. More than a restaurant, La Caravelle for New Year's Eve A symbolic restaurant in Marseille, La Caravelle offers you a sublime menu, jazz concerts , and a warm team all year round to make every moment a memorable experience. For December 2, celebrate the New Year in a friendly atmosphere, in the company of the group 2 Gars et 2 Indien who will offer you a unique live performance mixing jazz, blues and folk. Enjoy a tailor-made menu accompanied by breathtaking cocktails. Book your table now at 04 91 90 36 64 or at https://www.lacaravelle-marseille.com/ Marseille Street for New Year's Eve Marseille is a vibrant and lively city. While strolling through the Phocaean city, you will have the opportunity to discover many events and find the perfect New Year's Eve party for you. Don't miss a stroll around the Plaine (Place Jean Jaurès) and its adjacent streets or towards the Prado. You're sure to find something to make your New Year's Eve a great success. Wherever you decide to celebrate the New Year, we wish you an unforgettable evening, filled with joy and good memories. May 2025 be a year that lives up to your dreams and aspirations!! The Bellevue Hotel wishes you a happy New Year's Eve. Belle-Vue old port Marseille Celebrate New Year's Eve in Marseille! Our good tips!

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