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Once an administrative province of the Roman Empire, Provence covers a large geographical area in southeastern France. It is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the south, with the Alps and Italy to the north. Major cities in Provence include Marseille, Avignon and Aix-en-Provence. Because of the excellent climate combined with clean water resources and rich soil, there are blooming fields of lavender and sunflowers spanning the countryside. The fragrant and vibrant natural landscape of Provence has long drawn visitors from around the world.

Palais Longchamp

Palais Longchamp

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Blvd du Jardin Zoologique, 13004 Marseille, France

Old Port of Marseille

Old Port of Marseille

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13002 Marseille, France

Basilique Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde

Basilique Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde

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Rue Fort du Sanctuaire, Marseille, France 13006

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Cathdrale Sainte-Marie-Majeure de Marseille is a Roman Catholic cathedral , French historical monuments, sealed in 1896 as a sacred temple. The church was built between 1852 and 1896 in the Byzantine-Roman style. Most of the old cathedral (Vieille Major) has been demolished, and the rest is standing aside, dwarfed by the new cathedral.
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It is free to visit the interior of the church. The two altars inside are very beautiful and worth a visit.

Address: Place de la Major 13002 Marseille
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Posted: 2 Sep 2019

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Here, another famous attraction outside Marseille is located in Marseille. It is also the most amazing church in Marseille: the Church of Our Lady of Marseille. Not looking at the church itself, as the commanding heights of Marseille, you can take a high-profile panoramic view of Marseille here, regardless of which direction you look at, have an invincible view.

There are a lot of tourists coming here, but they are not crowded. They are not as boring as the domestic scenic spots and the messy environment. Everyone is quietly standing on the edge of the wall, or talking, or enjoying the scenery, or relatives, or Playful.

This church, also built in the 19th century, is still a gorgeous Byzantine style, with a striking faade that gives it a strong visual impact. On the top of the bell tower is a statue of the Virgin Mary, which is 9.7 meters high. It feels shining all the time in the sunshine.

Posted: 8 Mar 2019

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It is a vibrant port city, and the streets and lanes are filled with her historical feelings. As the cradle of Marseille's development history, it seems that the entire Marseille has been built around this harbor. For more than 20 centuries, this film The port has always docked many of these boats, and the bustling still remains.

Today's Old Port has already bid farewell to the identity of the main commercial shipping terminal. Fishing boats, yachts and sightseeing speedboats have become the new owners here, with less industrial atmosphere and more leisure and relaxation. Walking by the sea, listening to the sound of the waves, the yacht swayed with the waves, the sky above the head and the sea blended together, people whispered, and laughter came from time to time, in this sunshine, it was particularly comfortable.

Along the seaside road, you can see the Cathedral of Our Lady of Marseille from afar. Built in the 19th century, this main church stands between the old and new. It is filled with gorgeous Byzantine style from the outside to the inside.

Choose a sunny summer and come to Marseille to play!

Posted: 8 Mar 2019

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Dumas's "Count of Monte Cristo" made Yves famous in the world. Luc Besson's film "TAXI" series made the audience laugh at the spectacular scenery of the Marseille coastal road. But the writer who loves Marseille is Marcel. Bagner, he wrote the Provence childhood four-part, the most famous of which is the "Glory of the Father" and "The Castle of the Mother", which were adapted into films. The film is fresh and not dull, humorous but not deliberate. It tells the family's holiday life from a child's perspective, describes the beautiful scenery of Provence, and gives people a feeling of pleasure and tranquility. It is worth seeing. In order to pay tribute to him, the city government of Marseille has specially spent money to renovate the Buzna Castle as the background of his "Mother's Castle".

Posted: 24 Dec 2018

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Marseille, the second largest city in France, is not a big old town. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the old port of Marseille. You can see this magnificent Catholic church with Byzantine Romanesque style in the distance. It may be on the coast and it is very windy from the slope.
This Marseille landmark building was built in 1856 and was built using unique materials, green Florentine stone and white marble, until 1896. The interior of the church is simple and exquisite, and the sculptural murals are not as gorgeous as other French churches.

Posted: 18 Dec 2018

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Le Corbusiers combination house was designed in 1952 by the fantasy international architecture master Le Corbusier, a vertical garden city combination house of 337 apartments, redefined The concept of urban life. An appointment is required to visit here. Marseille apartment is 18 stories high with 337 households and can accommodate about 1

Posted: 28 Nov 2018

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