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Region: Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
Department: Bouches-du-Rhone
Arrondissement: Marseille
Area: 240 km²
Population: 852'395
Marseille is a city in southern France, located in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur.
It is the second largest city in the country and the economic engine. It also has the largest French port and the third largest on European level.
Climate
Marseille has a Mediterranean climate, characterized by mild, wet winters and hot dry summers. Affect the Mistral and Sirocco winds. The average winter temperature is about 11 °C in summer and 30 °C. It has more than 3'000 hours of sunshine a year.
Currency
Euro
Language
French
Department: Bouches-du-Rhone
Arrondissement: Marseille
Area: 240 km²
Population: 852'395
Marseille is a city in southern France, located in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur.
It is the second largest city in the country and the economic engine. It also has the largest French port and the third largest on European level.
Climate
Marseille has a Mediterranean climate, characterized by mild, wet winters and hot dry summers. Affect the Mistral and Sirocco winds. The average winter temperature is about 11 °C in summer and 30 °C. It has more than 3'000 hours of sunshine a year.
Currency
Euro
Language
French
Country and People
History
People lived near the area of Marseille 30'000 years ago, but the city was only founded in 600 BC known as a colony of the city of Phocis, called Massilia or Massalia.
The city became part of France in 1481.
It was a important commercial city for tin, salt, amber, ceramics, and wine in ancient times.
Through this new cities near Marseille were founded, including Nice, Monaco and Monte Carlo.
The most important historical events that took place in Marseilles are the plague that caused about 100'000 deaths, and the so-called White Terror.
The whole city was destroyed after World War II; Germany and Italy had to pay for the repairs. Since the second half of the twentieth century it is the most important place of for immigration to France.
People lived near the area of Marseille 30'000 years ago, but the city was only founded in 600 BC known as a colony of the city of Phocis, called Massilia or Massalia.
The city became part of France in 1481.
It was a important commercial city for tin, salt, amber, ceramics, and wine in ancient times.
Through this new cities near Marseille were founded, including Nice, Monaco and Monte Carlo.
The most important historical events that took place in Marseilles are the plague that caused about 100'000 deaths, and the so-called White Terror.
The whole city was destroyed after World War II; Germany and Italy had to pay for the repairs. Since the second half of the twentieth century it is the most important place of for immigration to France.
Getting Around
Airports
Marseille Provence Airport is about 27 kilometers from the center.
Transport
Marseille has two metro lines, several tram lines and bus lines (RTM, and Bus Aubagnais du Soleil), which connect both urban areas (24 lines) and the semi-urban (11 lines). You can also travel by bicycle.
The highways A7, A51, A50 and A8 connect to Marseilles.
Marseille Provence Airport is about 27 kilometers from the center.
Transport
Marseille has two metro lines, several tram lines and bus lines (RTM, and Bus Aubagnais du Soleil), which connect both urban areas (24 lines) and the semi-urban (11 lines). You can also travel by bicycle.
The highways A7, A51, A50 and A8 connect to Marseilles.
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History
There were people living near Marseilles nearly 30,000 years ago, but the city was only founded in around 600 BC a colony of the city of Phocis or Massilia known as Massalia.
The city became part of France in 1481.
It was an important trading center in ancient times for, tin, salt, amber, ceramics, and wine.
Therefore new cities were founded nearby, including Nice, Monaco and Monte Carlo.
The most important historical events that took place in Marseilles are the plague that caused about 100'000 deaths, and the so-called White Terror.
The whole city was destroyed after World War II; Germany and Italy had to pay reparations. Since the second half of the twentieth century it has the highest amount of immigration in France.
There were people living near Marseilles nearly 30,000 years ago, but the city was only founded in around 600 BC a colony of the city of Phocis or Massilia known as Massalia.
The city became part of France in 1481.
It was an important trading center in ancient times for, tin, salt, amber, ceramics, and wine.
Therefore new cities were founded nearby, including Nice, Monaco and Monte Carlo.
The most important historical events that took place in Marseilles are the plague that caused about 100'000 deaths, and the so-called White Terror.
The whole city was destroyed after World War II; Germany and Italy had to pay reparations. Since the second half of the twentieth century it has the highest amount of immigration in France.
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Hotel reviews for hotels in Marseille
... Suitehotel Marseille Centre Euromed The Suitehotel is directly been because of the new port ... different underground lines altogether. Since the undergrounds drive into Marseille in large ... a typical Businesshotel with a pointed medium offer. The plant is very cleanly and modern furnished. We ... booked excluding overnight accomodation. Guests were continuous Frenchmen. It lies nevertheless very ... Read more
in July 10
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Kerstin, Age 19-25, Couple
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... would not book. - The hotel is outside the town of Marseille east and offers good parking ( against ... Hotel Ibis Bonneveine For one night the hotel was acceptable. A longer stay in this hotel but we ... payment). Room and bathroom were clean, seemed but not really comfortable. The small size Ibis ... typical, but the white the guest that beforehand. - Check in and out was equally easy; the staff were very ... Read more
in August 10
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Karin & Peter, Age 46-50, Couple
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... Hotel Sylvabelle Small. Very old, basic hotel near Vieux Port/Marseille. Morbider charm of a simple ... , typical French accommodation the simple way, but not bad. Only leaning stairs, no elevator. Very ... noisy. Friendly welcome, but not before 2pm spray, as the house has only 19 rooms are divided ... and the rooms are divided before not yet finished. Very rustic and simply furnished with French. Bed, table ... Read more
in December 10
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Norbert & Gerhard, Age 56-60, Couple,
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Read 172 times - 100% helpful
... Holiday Inn Express Marseille Saint Charles The hotel is very quiet despite the proximity ... to the train station and you can also sleep with the window open. The staff is extremely friendly and spoke ... English very well, if it with the French lacking. The only thing that wasn't that great, is the view ... from the 1 . Floor in the courtyard. On the whole I would recommend this hotel. ... Read more
in January 11
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Antje, Age 26-30, Solo/single
Read 874 times
... Hotel Radisson Blu Marseille Very friendly and helpful staff, great location and hotel in general ... . The breakfast at €25 is a little steep so I opted to leave that off, there are plenty of little ... bars and restaurants nearby as alternatives. I'd definitely go back. ... Read more
in February 11
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Arik, Age 26-30, Solo/single
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