Top Architecture in Marseille

I recommend visiting on a sunny day; the views of Marseille and the sea are absolutely magical with the sunlight reflecting off the water. Bring your camera!

I think visiting on a weekday is best. I went on a Saturday and it was packed! The tranquility really adds to the beauty of the place.

Don't just stick to the main cathedral – check out the little chapel nearby. It's super peaceful and way less crowded. I loved the contrast!

I suggest using public transport to get there. The metro is cheap and stops nearby. Parking can be a nightmare, especially during peak times, trust me!

Check the schedule before you go! They often have cool events, performances, or art exhibits that you won’t want to miss. I happened to stumble into a special show, and it was a highlight of my visit!

Wear comfy shoes and be prepared to walk. The place is huge and you'll definitely want to explore every corner without hurrying. I wore sandals and regretted it by the end of the day!

Bring your own snacks or drinks. There are small cafes, but food can be pricey. I packed a light lunch and found a nice spot to enjoy it while soaking in the art!

I suggest grabbing a coffee at the little café nearby before touring the garden; it’s a nice spot to relax and enjoy the view. You’ll thank yourself for the breather!

I think it’s worth taking an hour to explore the surrounding park. The gardens are beautiful and it’s a quiet escape from the city. Plus, great photo spots!

I suggest visiting the Abbey early in the morning, around 9 AM, to avoid the crowds. Trust me, the peacefulness at that time is worth it.

My advice is to bring some water and snacks. The café nearby can get pricey, and a short break inside the Abbey’s gardens is lovely.

If you can, grab a coffee at the café nearby before heading in. It's a relaxing spot and gives you some energy for exploring! Plus, prices there are pretty reasonable.

I recommend bringing a camera for the courtyard—it's gorgeous! However, be aware of some odd lighting; I didn't think about that and got some blurry pics. A little research on timing might help.