Known as the "guardian of Marseille", this Catholic basilica is the most visited site in the city. It’s a place of pilgrimage and deep spiritual importance for locals, often called "La Bonne Mère" (The Good Mother).Located on the highest natural point in Marseille, the basilica offers 360° views of the city, the Mediterranean Sea, and nearby islands. It’s a must-visit spot for photography lovers and sunset watchers.

Discover the charm of Le Panier, Marseille’s oldest district, known for its narrow cobbled streets, colourful houses, and vibrant street art. This historic area is filled with artisan boutiques, quaint cafés, and hidden courtyards—offering a perfect blend of tradition and creativity. A must-visit for those who want to experience the authentic soul of Marseille.

Visit the awe-inspiring Cathédrale de la Major, one of France’s largest and most unique cathedrals, overlooking the Mediterranean. Built in the 19th century in a striking Romano-Byzantine style, its striped stone façade, massive domes, and richly decorated interiors offer a stunning blend of history and architecture. Located near the Old Port and the trendy Joliette district, it's a perfect cultural stop on your Marseille exploration—ideal for lovers of history, photography, and sacred architecture.

Step into the postcard-perfect charm of Vallon des Auffes, a quaint and colourful fishing port nestled between rocky cliffs along Marseille’s coastline. Just minutes from the Old Port, this hidden gem offers a peaceful retreat with traditional fishermen’s cabins, iconic stone bridges, and crystal-clear waters.