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Want to visit the most beautiful cities in France? Start by discovering Marseille. Served by a ferry, this city of art and culture is home to a thousand and one wonders not to be missed if you are passing through southern France. Its many remains bear witness to a flourishing past. Among the most visited sites are the Château d'If, the Longchamp palace, the Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde basilica and the Saint-Victor abbey.
If you like hiking and green tourism, you've come to the right place! Formerly called Lacydon, the Old Port is loved by both tourists and residents of Marseille. It is one of the emblematic districts of the Phocaean city. In addition to the oldest port in Marseille, the district houses France's first decentralized museum, the MuCEM. Its terrace offers a magnificent view of the port, the ideal place to get away from it all on a deckchair with a glass in hand. If you like to enjoy lively evenings, sit down in one of the city's bars to watch a football match and celebrate the event with the people of Marseille. You can also visit the Old Port by boat. Do not miss out on exploring the Panier district during your trip. Its picturesque streets offer magnificent historical monuments such as the Cathédrale de la Major.
Are you a fan of outdoor activities? Let yourself be tempted by the Marseille-Cassis run that takes place every year. The route linking these two cities is about 20 kilometres. This is the perfect opportunity to discover the National Park of the Calanques or the vineyards of Provence. For a moment of relaxation in Marseille, discover its exceptional coastline that invites you to escape. Scuba diving is one of your favorite activities? Head for Riou Island. Finally, don't miss the opportunity to taste the regional specialities. Take a gourmet break to discover the pistou soup, the frégi chichi or the famous bouillabaisse.
Tunis is a huge city with many surprises. The Tunisian capital is nestled a few kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea. Many tourists come here every year by ferry using CTN (Compagnie Tunisienne de Navigation). Tunis seduces by its exotic charm. Belvedere Park is a real oasis in this city steeped in history. It brings together a lake, gardens, a museum of modern art and a zoological park. La Marsa beach is also worth a visit if you want to enjoy an unforgettable stay in Tunis. Sun, sea with azure reflections and relaxation await you there. Are you a water sports enthusiast? Take advantage of your trip to Tunisia to sail or jet-ski.
This tourist attraction is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the past, the medina of Tunis was enclosed by a huge wall. You had to go through doors or bab (in Arabic) to access it. The most famous of them still exists, Bab el Bhar, also known as the Porte de France. The medina of Tunis is prized for its rich architectural heritage. His timeless residences are the result of a mixture of Turkish, Andalusian and European influences.
Among the must-see sites are also the Torbet El Bey museum and the Great Zitouna Mosque. Do not leave the medina without visiting its many souks. The lively shops are full of small treasures such as fabrics, perfumes, goldsmith's items, etc. Don't forget to buy yourself a fez, this famous red hat typically Tunisian, as a souvenir of your trip.
Located nearly 10 km from Tunis, the port of La Goulette serves the ports of Italy and Marseille. This cruise terminal is surrounded by many must-see sites such as the Carraca fortress or the fish market. Before reaching the port of Tunis, pass through one of the city's hammams to finish your escapade in style.
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