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Dazzling, friendly but modest

Vauban and Notre-Dame de la Garde. For its village side, its small houses with flowery gardens, its lanes which invite you to stroll under the benevolent gaze of the “Bonne Mère”.

Solar, bubbling, authentic

Saint-Victor. Historical district with its Abbey so famous in Marseille since it is there that the famous orange blossom shuttles are blessed every year at Candlemas, but also trendy district with great addresses for a drink and a meal.

Sunny, exuberant, engaging

L’Estaque, for its friendly village atmosphere, its quiet little port (where you can taste the panisses as an aperitif), its narrow streets, its church, its dazzling views of the harbour, dear to the painters Cézanne, Braque, Monticelli… who all succumbed to the charms of the southern light.

Surprising, endearing and colourful.

The Camas district, centred around the important boulevard Chaves, which regularly sees the opening of new shops, new restaurants with a varied menu, new second-hand stores, bookshops, local grocery shops, bars hosting music groups…