Old Port of Marseille Review

Such a pretty place with a lot of interesting boats! Took some great pictures 📸The only downside is that during the night a lot of creepy men hang around the area :(

Beautiful South France, amorous Marseille! Can't see the head of the Mediterranean, the sky of the azure coast, blue is the only source! The daily boats in and out of Marseille port, take away romance, send happiness!

More than 2,600 years ago, the Greeks who sailed far and wide discovered a seaport on the French coast today, the seaport of Rashid, which was the earliest source of the later French second largest city and largest seaport city of Marseille.

The old port of Marseille was the earliest source of the later French second largest city and largest seaport city of Marseille. The old port area is the focus and essence of the whole of Marseille. More than 2,600 years ago, the Greeks who sailed far and wide discovered a seaport on the French coast today, the seaport of Rashid, which was the earliest source of the later French second largest city and largest seaport city of Marseille. The old port, which is located in the center of Marseille, is said to be "old port". In fact, the port is not old at all. The dock facilities are mostly rebuilt on the ruins after the Second World War. The local people agreed to call it "old port". It is probably more of a long-term feeling for the place where this generation lives. But on its shores, there are still monuments such as the Castle of St. John and the Castle of St. Nicholas, built during the reign of Louis XIV, which are valuable monuments worth seeing.

The purpose of leaving comments is to record the years of studying here so as not to forget Haha. Those who come to Marseilles must visit scenic spots. Marseilles is France's largest seaport. Although the old port has long been a port for private yachts and ferry to and from the surrounding islands such as Eve Island, it is still an indispensable part of the life of Marseilles. The old harbor is full of beautiful private yachts, which are spectacular from a distance. On weekend mornings, there will be fish markets, fishermen will come to buy fresh seafood, and there will be large flocks of seagulls to grab Haha. There are many delicious restaurants on the roads around. They can sit outside in the sun like the French and enjoy delicious food while looking at the beautiful scenery of the old port. If you can tolerate the fishy, then try the Marseille Fish Soup, and remember that there is a kebab shop called Istanbul in the alley, super delicious ah!! _________ I don't know if I'm still here. If you need to buy souvenirs, the streets around Lao Gang, along La Canebi &re and on the pedestrian street, there are many Marseille soaps, Lavender spices, old-fashioned dessert shops and so on. They are all good choices, and the prices are fairer. Lao Hong Kong is also very close to Lao Buddha. It needs big-brand goods to fight for, although there are few Marseilles brands. It's very close to Notre Dame Cathedral, you can take the bus, walk or even climb the mountain very tired. Every day there are many ferry flights to and from Eve Island and the nearby islands. The scenery stories on the islands are worth remembering

The old port of Marseilles should be a must-see attraction for Marseilles and a must-go way to take a sightseeing train. There are subway stations in the old port which can go directly to the old port. There are numerous yachts parked in the old port. There is a huge Ferris wheel Beside it. It's beautiful in combination. It's very beautiful to take random pictures in the blue sky. There are many restaurants nearby where we can eat. We have angel flower ice cream and dinner here. There are many bars here. Many fans watch football here.

The old port of Marseille is arguably the origin of Marseille, on the ground floor of the port, a memorial plaque is set to record the place and time of the landing of Greeks from Phocée (now Turkey). Today’s old port is the heart and essence of Marseille, surrounded by monuments, restaurants, boutiques and shopping centers. The port’s masts, lively fish markets, such as weaving visitors, make up Marseille’s unique style.