Marseille, France: Oldest City in France with Stunning Coastlines, Calanques & Historic Landmarks
Welcome to Nirvana Travel. On this episode, Marseilles, France. Founded over 2600 years ago, Marseilles is France’s oldest city and its second largest. Yet, it feels worlds apart from Paris. Sitting along the Mediterranean coast in the south of France, this port city has long been a crossroads of cultures. It was once a Greek colony called Misalia, and traces of its ancient past still echo through its diverse neighborhoods. At its heart lies the Verport, or Old Port, where fishermen still sell their catch each morning. Looming above is the Notre Dame Diligard Basilica offering panoramic views and a glimpse into the city’s deep religious roots. Marseilles coastline is dotted with hidden inlets and dramatic limestone cliffs like the stunning Kalenke Dugitan, a haven for hikers and swimmers. The Marseilles Cathedral with its striking Byzantine architecture anchors the historic district. Don’t miss the pallet longchamp, a monumental complex celebrating the city’s water
Explore Marseille, France’s oldest city, rich in history, culture, and Mediterranean beauty. From the vibrant Old Port to the majestic Notre-Dame de la Garde, and the breathtaking Calanque de Sugiton, Marseille offers history, adventure, and coastal charm. Perfect for travel lovers, European explorers, and first-time visitors.
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