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Marseille

Thurs.May 26 Docked in Marseille.The old port was founded by the Greeks in 600 BC and now is only for small boats.There are so many it looks like a parking lot.One large boat is a restaurant There is a free ferry which goes from one side to the other.There are many high...

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edoyle on May 28, 2011 from Marseille, France

from the travel blog: World Cruise

Marseille

We went to Aix-en-Provence which is about half an hour drive from Marseille. This area of France is very dry and it rains only in January and February. The old town of Marseille is built in the shape of a U with a huge marina in the middle with literally thousands of sailboats and motor...

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rcodel on May 26, 2011 from Marseille, France

from the travel blog: World Cruise - 2011

Marseille

La Corniche, le Vieux Port, le Pannier,...

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labellebleue on May 30, 2009 from Marseille, France

from the travel blog: La Belle Bleue

Marseille (by Trevor)

We left tolouse fairly early for Marseille. This city is right on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea so we were looking forward to some sun and the beach. We got in around noon and hadn't booked a hotel so we headed to the main area of town to look for one. We walked around for about an hour...

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Trevor and Amber on May 19, 2009 from Marseille, France

from the travel blog: Europe Trip

Mo' of da trip

So phase two of the trip took me to Buoux, this little town in the s. of France with big rocks and a cheap campground. It's takng a while to get calibrated to this overhanging pocketed limestone, but for the most part, climbing is going well. All the english speaking climbers bailed...

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Jason Kester on June 19, 1998 from Marseille, France

from the travel blog: Europe, North Africa 1998

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