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    Aqualand - St Cyr les Lesques

    Posted by otherp 22 March 2011

    As far as I know, British weather doesn't really allow us to have outdoor waterparks like Aqualand but it's worth heading to the continent just for them. In particular, Aqualand St Cyr is a great way to spend a hot summer's day if you want to be away from the chaos of Med beaches. There are rapids, pools of all sorts for over excited kids but also a great creperie and 'espace détente' where parents can rest.

    www.aqualand.fr/les-parcs,saint_cyrsmer.html
    Mas des capellans, 66750 St Cyprien
    +33(0)468214949
    Google map: bit.ly/dLPDm9

    ZAC des Pradeaux
    83270 ST CYR SUR MER
    tél : 0044 4.94.32.08.32
    fax: 0044 4.94.32.11.02

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    La Chocolatiere du Panier

    Posted by Fidge 24 June 2008

    Third-generation chocolate makers in Marseille. This family-run business produces chocolate made from unlikely ingredients such as onion and lavender, as well as pralines (well it is France!) and traditional barres Marseillaises (dark chocolate covered in fruit such as oranges).

    A very small shop but apparently is world famous amongst chocolatiers. Well worth a visit. Black and white pictures of previous generations line the walls.

    49 rue du Petit – Puits close to Rue du Panier.

    chocolateandzucchini.com/archives/2004/07/un_weekend_a_marseille_part_i.php

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    Chez Etienne

    Posted by Julesinfrance 23 July 2007

    Restaurant in the centre of "Le Panier", the oldest quarter of Marseille.

    Always packed, this is a restaurant without menus or, perhaps worryingly, fixed prices.

    Expect delicious traditional food: lamb with rosemary, beef, squid, pizza au feu de bois and fresh fish.

    For tourists, prices tend to come out at about €25 a head for two courses and wine.

    The atmosphere is warm and noisy: go on a Saturday night for maximum fun.

    43, Rue de Lorette , 13002 Marseille
    Metro: Vieux Port
    Tramway: Sadi Carnot
    Map: tinyurl.com/2bdugz

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    Pizzeria Maga

    Posted by pd13 22 April 2006

    This Italian restaurant serves fantastic pizzas and great entrecote steaks. Friendly service, with a family/local atmosphere.

    Menus in English available.

    5 av Prado, 13006 - Just by Place de Castellane;
    tel: 0491785652;
    Metro: Castellane

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