Bus rental in Marseille

From the Prado beaches in the south of Marseille to the harbor terraces of the Joliette district in the north, the city is dotted with magnificent sites to discover. The most iconic is, of course, the Old Port and Hôtel de Ville district . Here you'll find exceptional views, as well as the entrance to Rue de la Canebière and Cour d'Estienne d'Orves, ideal for shopping. At the end of the port, as you approach the sea, you'll find two other emblematic buildings. On one side is La Criée, now the Théâtre National de Marseille and once the place where fish from the last catch were traded. On the other, the Capitainerie, the official residence of the port's officers. Here you'll findexcellent restaurants where you can indulge in the flavours of the sea. 

Continuing north, you'll find the famous MuCem, Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations, the Cathedral de la Major and, finally, the Joliette district and its famous harbor terraces. 

On the other side of the harbor, on the city side, you can head for Saint-Victor Abbey, Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica and the Marseille prefecture. On the seafront, heading south along the coast, you can discover the Palais du Pharo, the Catalans beach with its beautiful white sand, the traditional little port of Vallon des Auffes, Parc Valmer and Vallon de l'Oriol. 

And finally, in the far south, you'll find the Avenue du Prado, the Orange Vélodrome stadium and the typical Prado beaches, made of small gravel stones.