direkt Reiseführer Marseille

The people of Marseille are anything but shy, believing their port city on the Mediterranean is the most beautiful and important metropolis in France. With the 15 direct chapters of Klaus Simon's travel guide, you can easily mingle with the locals in Marseille, dive straight into the city life of this melting pot for immigrants and newcomers, and discover the highlights and hotspots: film-worthy old town districts and the bustling Vieux Port, colorful weekly markets and trendy cafés, the grand boulevard La Canebière and exciting museums, baroque splendor and boutique streets, the spectacular replica of the Cosquer Cave in the Villa Méditerranée, the natural wonder of the Calanques, and the literarily immortalized Ile d’If. In dedicated chapters, you will learn where to find comfortable beds, where to enjoy delicious meals, where the locals go to browse and discover in their southern French city, and where they head when night falls. With overview maps, detailed neighborhood plans, and a large separate city map, you can explore this city that is both traditional and modern at your leisure. The 15 direct chapters take you to trendy neighborhoods, special highlights, or show exciting routes through the city. Entertaining for both the mind and the eyes: refreshing text-image combinations provide easy entry points and surprising insights. Personal, subjective, and honest – the tips and reviews from the authors. The special addresses – trendy and individual, sustainable and organic, or even a bit quirky. A large separate city map is included, with all recommended addresses listed by name, plus a public transport map.