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    Cours Julien

    Posted by Julesinfrance 23 July 2007

    A square on top of a hill full of people, cafés, bookshops and a big fountain. Come here to get away from the crowds on the vieux port and see beautiful Marseille.

    The atmosphere is relaxed: think Schanzenviertel, Hamburg or Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin in July/August.

    Enjoy the view over the Cathedral of Notre Dame de la Garde at the end of 'Cours Ju' with a pression and some olives or browse the markets and boutiques during the day.

    It's calm, yet cool, and a different side of Provence for those who want to experience the buzz in France's second city.

    Metro: Notre Dame du Mont/Cours Julien.
    Map: tinyurl.com/28g88g

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    This was an area of industrial wasteland with some falling down buildings that has been converted into one of the cultural and artistic centres of Marseille.

    It hosts exhibitions, concerts, film projections, dance shows, theatre performances, lectures, debates, recording studios and a restaurant.

    There is something interesting on pretty much every day and it's not usually that expensive.

    www.lafriche.org
    41, rue jobin, 13003 Marseille.

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    La Caravelle bar

    Posted by BryceEdwards 19 July 2006

    La Caravelle bar is on the first floor of Hotel Belle Vue, and is probably the best place to enjoy a drink in Marseille. Not only does it have a wonderful atmosphere, but your drinks come with free tapas. From within the eclectically-decorated bar or from the beautiful terrace you have amazing views of the Vieux Port and the Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde.

    34 quai du Port; tel: 04 91 90 36 64
    Here's a photo I took of the outside:
    www.flickr.com/photos/bryceedwards/193412539/

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    The Shamrock

    Posted by pd13 22 April 2006

    I know ... why go to an Irish bar when on holiday in the South of France? But, to be honest, there are not too many Irish people about, and not much Irish music either! A good mixture of music, from chart music to 1980s French rock, its a great place to spend your Saturday night/Sunday morning.

    Vieux Port - 17, Quai de Rive Neuve;
    Metro: Vieux Port

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