by aimeemalinowski
Marseille is extremely dirty and looks like a ghetto. Go to Provence instead (Aix de Provence) for a gorgeous, clean place to visit
Visited: Nov 07, 2015
by janinvta
We did this one on our own, very simple, took a taxi to the Norte Dame de la Garde. Afterward we took a bus to the old port and walked around till around, at lunch had french Champagne then at 14:00 then went back to Ship.
Visited: Aug 23, 2015
by jjjandkk
Follow green line on ground to bus stop canopy. Free shuttle to town. Save $23 bus transfer from RCCL.
Visited: Jun 11, 2015
by NYCFinAdvisor
Walk around the Old Port and then take a Hop-on Hop-off to the Church on top of the Mountain. Also visit the Cathedral, it is a great building that you cannot miss.
Visited: Jun 14, 2015
by rimajab
Beautiful. No need to take the MCS shuttle. There is a free one
Visited: Jun 01, 2019
by amberdoug20
Don't use MSC bus option us the FREE public transportation about a mile walk there will be a bus waiting on the left of the walkway just waiting if you are off the shop 1st. You may have to wait at the stop a bit, but the bus makes regular trips
Visited: Dec 21, 2015
by porthole21
This was my biggest surprise. Did not expect much and loved the water front city as well as the open top bus tour. Beautiful.
Visited: Aug 08, 2019
by womacks
I knew nothing about Marseille or any of the excursions but we chose to go to Arles & Le Baux de Provence. Beautiful countryside, awesome guide, both little towns were extremely interesting
Visited: Jun 23, 2018
by Denisemm
It was a bucket list thing for me to visit Aix on Provence and I did an excursion, taking a bus there. I'm glad I went. Unfortunately on the bus ride there - the buildings are covered with ugly grafitti. Also, the traffic was bumper to bumper on much of the 21 mile ride there. Would've loved to have seen the lavender fields - but that only happens in July. We had a crisp, overcast November day. Aix was delightful, charming and very upscale. I peeled off away from the tour group to shop and enjoy rather than look at more old mansions. Because we visited on a Tuesday there was a great Farmer's Market - I enjoyed raspberries and nibbled a cookie as I walked around. There also were a lot of stalls with fabric, clothing leather goods, etc. I wanted to see (and possibly buy) some of the French provincial pottery - but only one booth at the market had any of it. I met back up with the group and got back on the bus before we left - which was just right for me.
Visited: Nov 05, 2017
by Bobbylouie
We got on the hop on hop of bus, we only got off at the beautiful big Cathedral and then we wandered around the harbour and had some lunch and 🍷’s
Visited: Jun 29, 2019
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