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Located in ancient Marseille – a city founded in 600 BC by Greek settlers, this characterful apartment faces directly onto the Old Port and the Notre-Dame de la Garde. With boat trips and international restaurants at hand, there's no better place to stay. So, why not stroll to the traditional Opéra de Marseille? Or, if you want to take a tour, the departure point of Les Petits Trains sits just down the road.

Bursting with colour and eclectic textiles, this cosy home leads you straight out onto an intimate balcony promising postcard views. Each morning, open your bed curtains and hop under the rainfall shower before breakfast. For those who have a sweet tooth, perhaps you'd like to plan your day in the kitchen over a plateful of pain au chocolat. After sightseeing, you'll be itching to return to this retreat where you can curl up on the couch and toast to a happy holiday with a glass of French wine.

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Based in the very heart of Noailles in Marseille sits this swanky apartment, offering a fantastic retreat for a large group to return to after long days exploring the city. This flat offers you everything you need for a home-from-home stay, such as the fully-equipped kitchen and large living space, together with little luxuries such as hotel-quality linen and rainfall showers to make it feel that little bit special. We love the loft-style decor, with oversized light fittings and contemporary furniture, giving the home an effortlessly cool feel. The dining table invites you to enjoy yummy French breakfasts of crepes and coffee together, and also makes a great place to gather in the evenings for champagne. You can cosy up in the lounge and watch a movie with a hot chocolate, before enjoying a great night’s sleep in a comfy bed.

When you want to explore the city, you’ll find yourself perfectly located to explore the Old Port of Marseille, as well as fantastic museums, theatres and sightseeing spots. You’ll also be within walking distance of a myriad of restaurants, bars and cafes, where you can enjoy a calvados or a croissant in a vibrant setting

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As you wander past traditional cafés, wine bars, and seafood restaurants of Marseille’s Cours Honoré-d'Estienne-d'Orves, you really start to feel immersed in this Mediterranean city. Kerbside dining, boat trips, and evenings at the opera are just a few things you might get up to, and you can plan it all from up on the balcony of this 1st arrondissement apartment. From the fourth floor, you’ve got a bird’s eye view of the vibrant, aforementioned public square (just opposite your front door, a thirty-second walk) as well as the Vieux Port peeping around the corner (a one-minute walk). With such spectacular views, you may find it hard to draw yourself away from the balcony – especially when you’ve got a chilled glass of rosé in hand – but this apartment also offers gorgeous interiors. We love the original touches such as a hexagonal tiled floor, decorative cornicing, and elegant marble fireplaces. But the living space is brought up-to-date with a modern, Scandi-style, pale wood kitchen, and mid-century furniture. The unique, driftwood lighting fixture is here to remind you of your coastal location – so whenever you’re ready, take a twenty-minute walk to the Plage des Catalans.

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This magnificent Marseille home must be seen to be believed. Completely renovated, redesigned and refurbished by a talented interior designer, this former dance hall on the Place aux Huiles boasts a large open plan kitchen cum dining and living room and a mezzanine level sleeping space. Featuring exposed stone walls, wooden floors, beautifully beamed ceilings and array of intriguing hanging lights, this amazing apartment achieves the perfect blend of old and new.

Blessed, too, with unbeatable views of the Old Port from twin sets of French doors in the living room, you’ll love people watching here. Sip on your morning coffee while cocooned in bed, coax the kids into a cook-along or chill out with a glass of wine on the endlessly lounge worthy L-shaped sofa. Whatever you do bring the bonhomie. 

If you fancy getting out and about, why not start with a visit to the musée du vieux Marseille and its rooftop café, before stopping to sample some sensational seafood at one of many portside eateries. Alternatively take a twenty-minute ferry ride from the Old Port to the previously uninhabited island of Château d’If made famous by Alexandre Dumas’ The Count of Montecristo.


Don Your Dancing Shoes

Spend time in the sparkling city of majestic Marseille, at this brilliantly located apartment near the Old Port. It's a bright and stylish inside the home, with lots of natural light. We love the decorative details and whicker chairs that will instantly have you feeling at home. 

Location-wise, you really couldn't be better placed. The Old Port, teeming with excellent restaurants and cocktail bars, is right on your doorstep. In terms of sightseeing attractions, you’ll be just a short stroll away from the city’s historic Notre-Dame du Mont, the Tribunal judiciaire and it's beautiful water fountain feature, as well as the Jardin de la Colline Puge, offering breathtaking views over the city. 

Marseille Magnifique

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With elevated views over the treetops stretching to the Mediterranean Sea, this contemporary apartment overlooks some of Marseille's loveliest landmarks, including the iconic Cathédrale de la Major and the Mucem. What's more, the Old Port sits not too far away from here. So, you can tootle along the harbourside, admiring luxury yachts, sampling fresh seafood, and partaking in the waterside cafe culture.

Off Le Panier's historic district, we love that this modern home is bursting with bright colours and a youthful spirit. After waking up in France's beloved second city, you'll begin each day by tucking into traditional pastries in this monochromatic kitchen. Before sightseeing, perhaps you'll slip into your pink bathroom and enjoy a refreshing soak under the rainfall shower. Once you return, there's no better way to dine than alfresco, and your private patio is the perfect place to chat through tomorrow's itinerary. Savour those warm evenings with your loved ones, as you sip wine outside like a local.

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With stunning views over Marseille’s roofs and the hilltop Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica, this beautifully bright apartment is a treat for those looking for a central, scenic spot.

Housed in a building that’s been appointed 20th-century heritage status, the home’s most striking feature is, of course, its curved wall of fifteen floor-to-ceiling windows that let a dazzling amount of natural light shine in. Open up the windows to perch by the Juliet balcony as you gaze upon the basilica and the hustle and bustle below from your seventh-floor position. We love that the open-plan living area has been arranged to make the most out of the stunning scenery, so whether you’re enjoying a meal at the dining table or chilling out on the sofa, your eyes never have to stray from the incredible city vistas in front of you. 

The main bedroom offers equally spectacular views, and has a desk space should you need to catch up on work. With an additional second bedroom that’s just as comfortable, as well as a luxurious rainfall shower to boot, you’ve got everything you need for a relaxing stay. 

The building sits on La Canebière – a pretty, tree-lined boulevard known for its grand buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries. Along your privileged address, you’ll find plenty of bookshops, patisseries, pavement cafes, and boutiques. From here, you can easily walk to the famous Vieux Port with its waterside cafes and seafood restaurants, while Cathédrale La Major is also easily reachable on foot. 


Le Lumineux

When you’re staying right next to the bustling transport hub of Marseille, Saint-Charles train station, you might not expect to find blissful serenity. However, this spacious and bright apartment defies expectations to offer you a peaceful oasis in the 1st arrondissement. Bathed in glorious Mediterranean light, the open-plan living space has glossy, rich, hardwood floors that look striking in contrast to the sky-blue walls of the kitchen. With leafy plants, decorative trinkets, and a bell-shaped, glass lighting fixture above the dining table, we love the eclectic mix of interiors. Step out the sliding doors to the huge terrace – the sunlight hits the sweet spot here on the decking, but it also has covered, shady areas where you can lounge on the outdoor sofas. Dining alfresco is a must, unless of course you fancy heading out to a local seafood restaurant. While urban delights aren’t hard to come by in this central district, we recommend a stroll down to the museums by the water. In just over twenty minutes, you’ll reach the Musée Regards de Provence as well as the Musée des Civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée. 

Pistou & Pastis

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Completely surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and museums – including one that regularly has charming exhibits on how soap is made – this home in the 1st arrondissement of Marseille is made for anyone looking to explore the city on foot. Walk nineteen minutes to the Old Port to see the 6th century harbour still standing. Stroll eleven minutes north from there and you’ll find yourself in the historic district of Marseille – take in the colourful buildings of Le Panier Marseillais as you find your way across cobblestoned streets, pausing frequently to check out artisans’ shops or for the perfect holiday selfie. Catch a performance at the opera house six-minutes away, go hiking, or simply take your book to the park so you’re able to read in the sun.

Look out for a market, cafe or bakery whilst out, so you’re able to take a few croissants back home. Once there, brew a coffee, kick back and enjoy as you allow the interior of this home to inspire your creativity. Bold colours, abstract prints, and the gorgeous wildlife mural will surely spark something within you and you might even put that energy to use on a portrait of your own. Relax on the velvet sofa with some soft music in the background and when dinner time comes around, settle in at the dining table. Couples can add wine and a good measure of handholding to make this a romantic meal. 

French Zen

You will find this beautiful and modern apartment in a fantastic location in the centre of Marseille. With so much to see and do, Marseille makes for a great break away with family and friends. Immerse yourself in the extraordinary French culture and soak up the sunshine at the Old Port or browse antiques at any of the city’s flea markets.

This home is situated within a traditional apartment building but features a contemporary design. The open plan living and dining space was created to allow seamless socialising and is perfect for relaxing in whilst dinner is being prepared. Once it's ready, enjoy your French feast on the ten-seater dining table, ideal for hosting friends and family.

After dinner, relax on the sofa with a glass of wine and put on a film. When the yawns start rolling in, head to any of the four rooms to collapse on one of the comfortable double beds so that you can unwind and enjoy a good night’s rest.

This home is wonderfully located in the centre of Marseille on a shopping street which allows you to discover everything the city has to offer by foot. After a morning of exploring the world-class museums and galleries, head to one of the local markets to pick up some ingredients for dinner. This area of Southern France is famous for Bouillabaisse, a delicious garlic and saffron flavoured fish stew. You can also pick up a bottle of Pastis, an aniseed based alcoholic beverage which has been enjoyed by locals for years.


Escape to Marseille

On the outskirts of Marseille lies the small fishing village of Les Goudes. Nestled against the cliffs with beach huts lining the shore, this is the perfect setting for a dreamy coastal retreat. And sitting at the entrance to the port, you’ll find this home welcoming you to enjoy its mesmerising views and calm interior. 

Featuring multiple terraces alongside a large open-plan living space, every detail has been considered to enrich your stay with the natural beauty of the surroundings. Slide open the doors, listen to the sound of the waves and enjoy the simple pleasures of coastal living. From cooking with fresh local produce in the fully equipped kitchen to sipping sunset drinks on the bedroom balcony and gazing at the stars from the roof terrace, there’s everything you could need to experience a wonderful state of relaxation. 

Outside, it’s just a short five-minute stroll to Maronaise beach or you can explore the more secluded bays hidden along the coast. Wander along the shore to the colourful beach houses, and soak up the atmosphere from one of the bars and restaurants lining the port. This location also makes the perfect spot for hiking, climbing and admiring the spectacular views across the rugged horizon.  

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This charming apartment in Marseille’s Castellane neighbourhood puts you in a prime spot to explore the city’s historic sights and cultural gems. Ideal for a solo traveller, couple or small family, this is a calm and modern base that you’ll love returning home to after a day perusing the local markets.

We love how the soft coastal blues, traditional tiles and modern furnishings come together to create a feeling of tranquillity. Settle in at the breakfast table for coffee and croissants from your local boulangerie, then fire off a few emails before heading out to discover the city’s la Bonne Mère – the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde – crowned with a golden statue of the Virgin Mary. At home, pop open a bottle of locally-produced Bandol and prepare a seafood dinner with the selection you picked up from the Old Port – that is, when you're not out sampling the regional cuisine in one of Cours Julien’s authentic bistrots.

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