A vibrant city, with its own unique character and an impressive fusion of cultures, Marseille is like no other city in France. The oldest and largest city after Paris, Marseille is an intriguing destination chock a block with historical treasures, cultural gems and scenic jewels. Whether it’s Marseille serviced accommodation your require for a weekend city break, an important business trip or for a relaxing holiday, Citybase Apartments have the perfect Marseille accommodation.
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Citadines Marseille Castellane Apartments - 
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Located near Parc Chanot, Congress Centre and Stade VĂ©lodrome the Citadines Marseille Castellane Apartments offer modern studio and one bedroom apartments. Set in a convenient location the apartments are an ideal base for business and leisure travellers alike.
Citadines Marseille Centre Apartments -
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The Citadines Marseille Centre Apartments offer bright and comfortable accommodation in the heart of Marseille. These studio and one bedroom apartments come complete with a fully equipped kitchen, modern conveniences and home comforts to ensure a truly enjoyable stay.
Citadines Marseille Prado Chanot Apartments -
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Set in the heart of Marseille, within easy reach of the main sights and attractions, the Citadines Marseille Prado Chanot Apartments offer bright, modern accommodation in a fantastic setting. The apartments are an ideal base for exploring this interesting city.
As the chosen city for the 2013 European Capital of Culture, Marseille has so much to offer. Roam the Vieux Port (Old Port), wander around the Palais Longchamp or explore one of the city’s many fascinating museums – all easily reached from your accommodation in Marseille.
Marseille, as the major French centre for trade and industry and the economic centre for the Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur region, has a rapidly growing business community and is fast becoming an important destination for the corporate traveller. Marseille accommodation keeps you in the centre of the action with the major business areas easily reached. And, after a long day your accommodation in Marseille provides the perfect retreat offering a comfortable and welcoming home away from home.
If exploring the sights doesn’t appeal to you there is plenty more to see and do not far from your Marseille accommodation. Sample the delicious local dish of Bouillabaisse at one of the city’s many fine restaurants, shop till your heart’s content in the many markets, bazaars and boutiques located close to your accommodation in Marseille or bask in the sunshine on the beach or in the Parc Borély (Borely Park).
Did You Know?
The French National Anthem in French is called "La Marseillaise". It originated in Marseille in the 1790s and was the tune sung by Marseillais men on their march to Paris in support of the revolution.
Climate/Weather
Marseille has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, humid winters.
Sightseeing
There is mush to see and do in Marseille with something to suit every taste:
• Vieux Port (Old Port) – wander around the old port taking in the atmosphere. Watch an early morning fish auction if you can and get a taste of traditional Marseille.
• Notre Dame de la Garde – the huge church that overlooks the city.
• La Corniche – admire the beautiful sea views whilst strolling along the famous road.
• Boulevard Longchamp and Palais Longchamp (Longchamp Avenue and Longchamp Palace) stroll along the boulevard and admire the luxurious buildings before exploring the magnificent castle.
• La Panier (Panier area) – the oldest part of the city.
Getting Around
Marseille benefits from a decent transport system.
• Metro – the two metro lines (red and blue) allow you to get around the city easily and quite quickly.
• Bus – over 80 lines serve the city centre and surrounding areas.
• Tram – two new tramlines serve the city centre.
• Boat – the ferry boat across the Old Port is a tourist attraction in itself being the shortest commercial boat ride in Europe.
Eat/Drink
Like everywhere in France food and drink is incredibly important in Marseille with great pride taken with local specialities:
• Bouillabaisse – probably the most famous dish in Marseille. A fish based soup/stew served with la rouille (a garlic and saffron sauce), croutons and sometimes grated cheese.
• Pastis – an institution in Marseille that has been dubbed the “Guinness of Southern France”. You will find the alcoholic beverage made with aniseed and spices on almost every table.
• Aioli – a sauce often served with fish, hard boiled eggs and vegetables made from garlic, lemon juice, eggs and olive oil.
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