Apartment 1 bedroom Marseille

Magnificent 43 square meter apartment located in the 2nd arrondissement of Marseille.
ArrayIt is located close to everything, but remains quiet; 5 minutes walk from the Old Port, Fort Saint Jean, the MUCEM, the Major Cathedral and the Panier tourist district.
Have a nice stay! :)
Located on the 3rd floor with elevator, the non-smoking accommodation includes:
- a bedroom with a double bed,
- a shower room,
- a kitchen with Nespresso, oven, microwave and dishwasher
- and a living room.
You will particularly appreciate:
- its location: in a listed building, architect Fernand POUILLON;
- their dedicated workspace (in the bedroom);
- its view of the sea, from the dining area (sunset) and its view of the Major Cathedral, from the terrace;
- Wi-Fi and fiber box;
- new double-glazed French windows with electric roller shutters.
For everyone's comfort, we cannot accept our animal friends.
The apartment is located near the “Colbert” and “Vieux Port” metro stations.
You will find the Panier supermarket a 4-minute walk away, for your small daily purchases.
Places of interest within a 5-minute walk of the accommodation:
- the Old Port,
- Fort Saint-Jean,
- the MUCEM,
- the Major Cathedral
- and the tourist district of Panier.
Do not hesitate to ask me for more information, I will be happy to answer you. :)
Marseille is a wonderful, rich, and vibrant city: sea views, ports and beaches, museums. A must-see: Notre Dame de la Garde towers over the Phocaean city; you can see the basilica from Protis Square right outside the apartment.
The Frioul archipelago can be visited, with sea shuttles departing from the Vieux Port. You have to cross the Vieux Port with the famous Ferry Boat (pronounced "box"). The calanques are worth seeing, both by sea and on hikes. A little further, by car or train, are the charming ports of Cassis and La Ciotat, and on the other side, the Côte Bleue.
The 2nd arrondissement covers the oldest part of Marseille, north of the Old Port, including the Panier district. This area is home to the Grands Carmes Town Hall, making it a historic district. The many restaurants and grocery stores, pedestrian streets, and colorful facades give this area a picturesque feel, attracting tourists. This district represents Marseille's past and present, combining history with a trendy atmosphere thanks to the Docks du Sud, performance halls, exhibitions, and meeting places.
Parking is available at the foot of the building, and there are sometimes even some free spaces available.
Subway:
Line M1 (Vieux Port station): 13 minutes on foot.
Line M1 (Colbert station): 13 minutes on foot.
Bus :
Line 49 (Tourette Cathédrale station): 2 minutes on foot.
Line 60 (Mucem St Jean station): 6 minutes on foot.
From Marseille-Saint-Charles train station: 16 minutes by metro.
From Marseille Provence Airport: 24 minutes by car.