Hôtel Maison Montgrand Vieux-Port

I think I fell in love with Marseille in the early 90's and have not been the same since. Port cities all over the world have a grit that I just love, they are real and have a diversity of cultures and foods that other cities just do not have. Don't get me wrong these cities are not for everyone but if you like a bit of adventure you should fall in love like I did. The hard yards (a great deal of effort or hard work - Australian slang) have been done with this guide I have spent time curating the perfect list of my go-to and want-to for the next trip. 🍽️ Restaurants: Discover 16 culinary destinations, from high-end establishments to local favourites, offering a diverse range of flavours and experiences. 🍹 Bars and Cafes: Explore 12 hidden gems frequented by locals, serving up delicious drinks and a vibrant atmosphere. 🏛️ Museums: Immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Marseille with visits to 8 must-see museums, each offering unique insights and exhibits. 🛍️ Markets: Delve into Marseille's bustling markets, including 4 antique and food markets, where you'll find a treasure trove of local delights and treasures. 🏨 Hotels: Choose from 6 accommodations ranging from high-end luxury to affordable options, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay in Marseille. 🛒 Specialty Stores: Don't miss out on 8 specialty stores offering unique products and experiences, from gourmet delicacies to artisanal crafts.

The South of France is often seen as an expensive trip, and while there are definitely many ways to spend your money, it doesn't have to break the bank. This guide, leading on from part 1, will explain how to make the most of public transport to travel along the South coast of France. Included are must see and do activities, along with alternative for those on a budget. There will be accommodation options of hostels, hotels and even entire homes you can rent if in a bigger group.