Food tour and Street art in the oldest district in Marseille: le Panier

Marseille, France

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will go to a charity in the region

During the tour, you will get to see some fantastic street art and the major attractions from Marseille, the old charity, a 16e century incredible building,, the Cathedral of The Major with its stunning baroque style and of course the new modern art national museum dedicated to the mediterranee, the MUCEM. A stunning real architectural success that you will for sure appreciate!

Duration

3 hours

The tour starts at

Marseille, France

Le Panier!

Join your guide for a fantastic food experience to taste the best gastronomic specialities from Provence like the calisson, the navette biscuit or some delicious olive oil chocolate, without forgetting to drink some rosé or pastis

Your guide will explain you the story of the Bouillabaisse and you will have the opportunity to see the daily famous fishing market at the old Port.

You will then go and visit ...

Your guide will explain you the story of the Bouillabaisse and you will have the opportunity to see the daily famous fishing market at the old Port.

You will then go and visit Le Panier, the oldest district in Marseille. In its narrow interlaces streets lead to pleasant squares, you will discover some talented craftsmen and local creators who will be happy to show you how they work. You will meet different selected artisans like some local craftsmen painting some traditional santons, small figures molded out of clay that are used in Provence for nativity Scene.

You will also meet a master artisanal ice cream maker that carefully makes everyday delicious ice cream using artisanal methods. A great opportunity to taste a tasty ice cream dedicated to the king Louis XIV who slept in that same building while he was visiting Marseille.

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