Marselha: Jogo do Olympique de Marseille e Pontos Turísticos // Turismo na França

Marselha: Jogo do Olympique de Marseille e Pontos Turísticos // Turismo na França

Hello everyone, Arthurito speaking! today we are going to a game by Olympique de Marseille, one of the most traditional teams in France directly at the Stade Vélodrome, which really surprised me! Here at the Vélodrome, Olympique de Marseille’s stadium! today we will explore the city of Marseille and all the tourist attractions

In front of the Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica So leave your like, Share the video, let’s go! After recording the video about Nice we headed towards Marseille, which is approximately 200 km 2 hours by car you can also go by train with the high-speed train service

Which also takes 2 hours, being a very convenient and comfortable option we are in Marseille, the second largest city in France I’m going to show you everything about this city. So come with me, let’s go! with 860,000 inhabitants

We can start exploring the Vieux-Port which is one of the most emblematic places in Marseille and here it was founded by the Greeks more than 2600 years ago today it is a starting point for boat trips and leisure areas and here in front is the entrance for you to buy your ferry ticket

The boat that takes you to the Islands, takes you to the Calanques and takes you to the Castle of If, which costs €11 for a round-trip ticket be aware that the last boat that leaves for The Castle of If is at 3pm every day

And it only opens on days with good weather conditions So you can’t go every day, stay tuned! Due to weather conditions we were unable to visit the island of Castelo de If, ​​which is a fortress located on a small island in the Mediterranean Sea, close to the coast of Marseille

This iconic structure gained worldwide fame through the literary work The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas where the main character, Edmond, is held prisoner this literary reference has considerably increased the notoriety and interest in the Castle of If over the years, which can be accessed by ferry

And also the entrance to the castle costs €7, it is a well-known tourist destination, popular here in Marseille Another very important point is the Calanques which are a series of coves, fjords, and limestone cliffs that stretch along the coast between Marseille and Cassis forming a stunning and unique natural landscape

To get there you can go by boat or car is a considerable distance from the center of Marseille we continue here in the historic center of Marseille near the Vieux-Port here there are several stores of different brands there are also several historic buildings

And several of the historic buildings have been converted into stores a very beautiful architecture that when you go inside there are shops here, we highlight Rue de la Canebière which is one of the main avenues in Marseille known for its historical and commercial importance and Rue Saint-Ferréol which is quite busy

And here also in the center we have the Town Hall of Bouches-du-Rhône which is the department where Marseille is located so this is the administrative and governmental center of this entire area and now we can take a bus, we can also buy a 24-hour ticket for €5

If you’re doing a lot of sightseeing, it’s worth it and let’s take the bus now for us to see Notre-Dame de la Garde which is at the top of Marseille, it is the main point of the city, I will show it to you! we took bus 60 that leaves here from the Vieux-Port

Now in front of the Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica the most important and emblematic point in Marseille, it was built in the 19th century and it has a Roman-Byzantine style on top of it, we have a gold statue that stands out, a statue in honor of the Virgin Mary

This statue is known as Bonne Mère who is good mother and is a symbol of protection For the inhabitants of Marseille and the church is a place of pilgrimage and devotion and look at this look here from the top of the hill of the church we came to, Notre-Dame de la Garde

We are going to show you the church but I wanted to show you mainly this part here, this panoramic view Marseille is the oldest city in France 600 years BC, it was founded by the Greeks and it is a mix of several ethnicities, several cultures, have a super diverse culture

And the city up here is super beautiful, we can see both the Vieux-Port and the city in general, I’ll also show you an image at the end where we have the Olympique de Marseille football stadium, it’s very beautiful!

Here behind me is the Basilica and up here, going up the stairs a little bit there is another viewpoint of the city that here also has a really cool view you can see it despite the weather being a little ugly today, some islands that are there at the end

You can also see it from up here that in addition to the Castle of If we also have some islands at the bottom I will put the name of the islands here for you, you can also go by boat from the Vieux-Port

And inside the Basilica we have several symbols linked to the maritime history of Marseille where you will find models of suspended boats and paintings representing ships these elements are offerings left by sailors and fishermen as a form of gratitude for having been protected during their journeys at sea

The history of Maselha dates back to ancient times being one of the cities oldest in France it was founded by the Greeks in the 6th century BC becoming a very old city in Western Europe and being a strategic port that became vital for Mediterranean trade

Was also under Roman rule, as well as various influences and invasions over the centuries and also played a fundamental and active role during the French Revolution today it is a diverse city known for its rich cultural heritage its role as an important port center and its Mediterranean influences

We are now in front of the MUCEM which is right nearby from the Vieux-Port the MUCEM is one of the main points of the city where it was opened in 2013 and dedicated to the study and exhibition of European and Mediterranean cultures

It is attached to Fort Saint-Jean which was built in the 17th century and it participated in several battles during its history including the Second World War super cool in here, we have these gardens here with several typical Mediterranean plants

We also have some forts and it’s really nice to take a walk up here, look it goes through the plants, there are some towers there too and a very cool view of the Mediterranean Sea and tell me: do you like getting to know these different countries?

Leave here in the comments a country that you would like me to visit I will be delighted to know your opinion and from here we can see the Cathédrale Sainte-Marie-Majeure known as “la Major” it has Byzantine Roman influences in its main style it was completed in 1896 it has some similarities

With the Sofia Cathedral that is there in Istanbul, I will show images and this Cathédrale Sainte-Marie-Majeure is an impressive religious construction this cathedral is a function between architectural styles and a significant symbol of the city, its facade is imposing, highlighted- if for its towers and its entrance decorated with sculptures and ornamental details

In the interior we have impressive columns, colorful stained glass and a majestic dome we are now entering the Le Panier neighborhood which is one of the oldest and most charming neighborhoods here in Marseille with picturesque squares, with unique architecture with its narrow streets, let’s see!

Le Panier is one of the oldest and most charming neighborhoods in Marseille it is located in the heart of the city, it preserves much of its historical heritage with colorful buildings, art galleries, crafts shops and cozy cafes it has been extensively revitalized in recent decades, becoming a hotspot unmissable for visitors

Who want to explore the authentic essence of Marseille guys, while we walk to get to know this wonderful city I ask you to please leave your like here so we can continue to grow as I said, Marseille is the oldest city in France with 600 years BC

It was founded by the Greeks but it also has Roman influences So throughout the city, we can still see some relics from that time, ancient parts like, for example, right here on the Le Panier side, as we saw, we have these ancient Roman parts here

We are in Marseille, I have already shown you the city’s main tourist attractions, for example the Cathedral behind there, Notre-Dame de la Garde (the Basilica) and today we are going to see a game by Olympique de Marseille, one of the most traditional teams in France

So leave your like and let’s go with me! and after a day full of discoveries in the city of Marseille we are heading towards the Vélodrome stadium to watch the Olympique de Marseille game you can go by bus or metro

It is super accessible especially line 2 from the metro station as well as several lines by bus which has stops close to the stadium you can also take a taxi, Uber, or on foot, this stadium is super accessible and it is very beautiful from the outside!

Arriving by metro here at the Vélodrome, the Marseille stadium, it has 67,000 seats it is one of the most attended stadiums in France, one of the most passionate fans there is also a fan base called les Ultras which is one of the most fanatical

Here, there are some food vendors outside and let’s go enter the stadium! the Vélodrome is a very impressive stadium created in 1937, it has undergone several renovations and renovations over the years to transform into the modern stadium it is today

Where out here we can already see many people entering in the colors white, blue, and black and here behind me, the Vélodrome, Marseille’s stadium beautiful, look at its colors on the outside, blue and white, which are the team’s colors the stadium is always very full

It has one of the best crowds here in all of Europe, I’ll show you you and I only paid €25 for a ticket which, compared to Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid tickets that I have already shown on the channel, are very cheap and accessible tickets

If you go towards the bottom, close to the field, certainly the ticket is more expensive, reaching up to €100 but it’s a unique experience that you have to come and watch halftime here at the OM x Ajax game, it’s for the Europa League, and the game is really cool

Because the crowd has a very different atmosphere from Madrid, it’s much louder, much noisier especially during the other team’s plays, from Ajax, they shout a lot, boo a lot and during Olympique de Marseille’s plays, they sing several of the team’s songs, it’s very interesting that Olympique de Marseille was founded in 1899

It has a passionate fan base and a history rich in achievements in French football being the only French team to win the UEFA Champions League in 1993 this Vélodrome stadium is impressive, its architecture is completely closed, so we are in no danger of getting rained on

And neither is it it is used for other sports such as, for example, rugby had the Rugby World Cup in France this year and it was used for some matches here and inside the stadium there are several organized fans, especially les Ultras

Who create a unique atmosphere and sing at all times, we don’t see this stadium silent and tell me: in terms of stadium and fans Which team do you think is the most vibrant in Europe? leave it here in the comments so I know your opinion

And that’s it guys, we’re done with this video about Marseille for you I showed the main tourist attractions and also the Olympique de Marseille game, very interesting So leave your like, share the video and see you in the next city!

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Embarque em uma jornada pela cativante cidade de Marselha, onde exploramos seus pontos turísticos mais icônicos, desde o histórico Vieux-Port até o imponente Fort Saint-Jean. Neste vídeo, mergulhe na rica história, arquitetura fascinante e vistas panorâmicas espetaculares.

A aventura não para por aí – acompanhe-me em uma experiência emocionante no estádio do Olympique de Marseille, testemunhando a paixão fervorosa dos torcedores e a atmosfera única de um jogo do OM. Não perca esse mergulho na cultura, beleza e esportes de Marselha!