Free tours in Marseille
Offering you 11 tours in Marseille, France
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Does the tour include visits to iconic sites like the Old Port and Le Panier district?
Yes, some of the tours available on our website will take you to the Old Port, the heart of Marseille, as well as the historic Le Panier district with its narrow streets, colorful facades, and the spirit of an ancient city.
Where is the meeting point for the tour participants?
The meeting point is usually located at the Old Port, near a tourist center or a memorial building, the exact point can be found on the tours description page when booking.
What is the duration of the Marseille free walking tour?
The tour usually lasts from 2 to 2.5 hours, in some cases a little longer if the route is busy or the group asks a lot of questions.
Is the tour influenced by local festivals or events unique to Marseille?
Yes, if the tour takes place during major events, for example, the Festival de Mer or the Feast of St. John, the itinerary may change to include cultural events or parades.
How does the tour explore Marseille's 2600-year history and cultural heritage?
Your guide will tell you about the city's founding by the Greeks, its development as an important seaport, and its multi-ethnic culture, which is reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and street life.
Marseille, a city in transformation with huge appeal!
Marseille, the old port city in the south of France, is the country’s second largest. Although it exudes centuries of history and maritime culture, Marseille's recent resurgence from a maligned and neglected city to a modern, confident metropolis is what makes it a fascinating place to discover.
Named the European Capital of Culture in 2013, Marseille is quickly shedding its old reputation as a rough place. Its urban grittiness adds an edge to a city in transition, which, when explored alongside ancient history, stories, vast heritage, and rich culture, makes for a thoroughly intriguing Freetour.com walking tour.
With your local guide, you’ll mingle with fishmongers amid medieval monuments in the Vieux-Port area, at the foot of Marseille's oldest neighborhood, Le Panier. Then, you'll set out to take in remarkable sights, such as the Basilique Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Place des Moulins, Pierre Puget’s park, and St. Victor’s Abbey, among others. There are plenty of museums, shops, restaurants, cafes, and coffee houses to explore. If you're looking for something stronger than coffee, you can also take a tour of local microbreweries and sample unique beers before diving into Marseille's vibrant nightlife. For an enjoyable and unique city break, Marseille is a great choice.
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