10 INTERESTING THINGS TO DO IN PARIS | Paris Hidden Gems
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0:00 Intro
0:29 10. STATUE OF LIBERTY REPLICAS
Locations: Île aux Cygnes, Musée d'Orsay, Jardin Luxembourg, Musée des Arts et Métiers, etc.
1:16 9. UNIQUE TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES
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2:00 8. SECRET APARTMENT IN THE EIFFEL TOWER
There is a small secret apartment at the top of the Eiffel Tower built by Gustaf Eiffel.
2:21 7. WINDOW SHOPPING: Paris offers plenty of possibilities for shopping such as Champs-Élysées, Galeries Lafayette, Bazar de l'Hôtel de Ville, etc.
2:58 6. UNUSUAL BARS AND CAFÉS
BARS:
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Little Red Door Paris:
Le Comptoir Général:
Le Dernier Bar Avant la Fin du Monde:
Rosa Bonheur sur Seine:
le syndicat:
The Cavern Club:
CAFÉS:
La REcyclerie:
L'Atelier Saisonnier:
Auteuil Brasserie:
the caféothèque:
3:34 5. UNUSUAL MUSEUMS, GALLERIES, ETC.
Artists' Studios at 59 Rivoli:
l'Atelier des Lumières:
Musée du Parfum:
Sewers Museum (currently closed for renovation):
Museum of Montmartre:
Musée Rodin:
Les Caves du Louvre:
Musée des Arts Forains:
Hotel de Cluny:
Musee des Arts et Métiers:
4:38 4. FRENCH PASTRY
Try crepes, macarons, crème brûlée, soufflé, croissant, profiterole, mille-feuille, etc.
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5:18 3. CANALS
Canal Saint-Martin (check out also Bassin de la Villette, Bassin de l'Arsenal) with many bars, restaurants, or even take a boat ride.
5:51 2. BEAUTIFUL PARISIAN STREETS BEAUTIFUL PARISIAN STREETS
Paris is full of amazing and unique streets, markets, and neighborhoods offering an insight into Parisian culture and art.
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6:34 1. SPACE INVADERS
Art made by a French urban artist Invader with their smartphones using a popular app called FlashInvaders. Download the app: (iOS), (Android)
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MARSEILLE City Guide ???????? France | Travel Guide
Marseille is a travel destination pulsating with life in the south of France. Marseille is the heart of the Bouches-du-Rhône department, and a the second-largest city in France. Marseille is also the oldest city in France, founded around 600 BC. Combining Mediterranean mildness with Provence's quality of life, the Marseille-Provence catchment area attracts 30 million tourists every year, with ten million tourists visiting Marseille. As France's leading cruise port, the city now welcomes one million cruise passengers each year.
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0:00 - Intro
1:37 - History of Marseille
2:59 - Notre-Dame de la Garde
3:53 - Le Panier
4:50 - Marseille History Museum
5:41 - Chateau d'If
6:36 - Vieux Port
7:30 - Cathedrale de la Major
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Carcassonne Guided Walking Tour | France Walking Tour
Where in France can you find 2 UNESCO sites, including the largest medieval walled city in Europe? Discover all that the southern France City of Carcassonne has to offer in this Carcassonne Guided Walking Tour. This is the ultimate France travel guide to Carcassonne. This virtual tour includes plenty of France Travel Tips including what to see and where to eat in Carcassonne. We provide you with all the information you need to plan you next France Trip. Highlights of this walking tour of Carcassonne include the fortified city of Carcassonne, Canal du Midi, Château Comtal, Pont Vieux Carcassone and Place Carnot. We also provide some history of the city of Carcassonne, including the French folklore legend of Lady Carcas.
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0:00 Introduction to France Travel Vlog: Carcassonne Walking Tour France 2022
0:07 Place Gambetta Carcassonne France
0:41 Best views of Carcassonne France: Pont Neuf Carcassonne France
1:05 Pont Vieux Carcassone France
1:34 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Carcassonne France
1:55 Virtual tour of Carcassonne France: Walking through the town below the fortified city
2:11 Best hot chocolate in Carcassonne France: La Petite Cuillère Carcassonne France
2:28 What are Viennoiserie?
2:56 France travel guide: About Carcassonne France
3:20 Things to do France: Michelin Guide Restaurants in Carcassonne France
3:51 Église Saint-Gimer Carcassonne France
4:01 About French architect Viollet-le-Duc
4:55 The Cathar castle of Carcassonne France
6:05 Porte de l'Aude Carcassonne France and the Eccentic Concentric Circles art installation
7:10 The City of Carcassonne in movies and the board game Carcassonne
7:47 France tourism: What to do in the Historic Fortified City of Carcassonne
8:39 France Travel: How to get to Carcassonne in Southern France
9:04 Visiting France: The history of Carcassonne France
9:55 France sightseeing: the City of Carcassonne – the largest walled city in Europe
10:33 How many people live in the medieval city of Carcassonne?
10:54 French UNESCO Heritage Site: The Historic Fortified City of Carcassonne
11:08 France sightseeing: Château Comtal Carcassonne France entry fee
12:04 Michelin Plate Restaurant in Carcassonne France: Comte Roger Cité Carcassonne
13:17 France Travel Tips: What to eat in France – Truffles
13:55 Catholic minor basilica in the citadel of Carcassonne: Basilique Saint Nazaire
15:12 France Travel Tips: How long to spend in Carcasonne France
15:22 France Travel Tips: Where to stay in Carcasonne France
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16:39 Porte Narbonnaise: the walled city of Carcassonne France
17:24 The legend of Madame Carcas or Lady Carcas of Carcassonne
19:41 Brasserie à 4 Temps Michelin Guide Restaurant Carcassonne France
19:59 Portail des Jacobins: Gateway to the Bastide Saint Louis section of the city of Carcassonne
20:08 Things to do France: visiting the lower town of Carcassonne France
20:48 The fortified city of Bastide Saint Louis Carcassonne France
21:00 Place Carnot Carcassonne France
21:32 France Travel Tips: How to get around Carcassonne France
22:15 Self guided walking tour of Carcassonne France
22:26 Cafe culture in southern France
22:43 History of Place Carnot Carcassonne France
23:11 Lunch specials in Carcassonne France
23:25 UNESCO Site in France: Canal du Midi
24:26 Gare de Carcassonne (Carcassonne train station)
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Marseille - the weirdest street performance and the best place to watch the sunset.
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This time we come across the strangest street band in the world ... playing without pants, and we continue our search for the best place to watch the sunset!
00:00 Marseille morning
01:28 Weirdest street performance
04:15 Beaches of Marseille France
08:52 La Corniche
10:31 Vallon des Auffes Marseiile
15:51 Best sea sidewalk in Marseille
20:19 Marseille dirty old port
22:33 Antique sailing boats
24:53 Best breakfast in Marseille
28:33 Marseille train station
32:11 Marseille train to airport
34:49 Marseille airport
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Grimaud FRANCE ???????? French Village Tour ???? Flowered Beautiful Villages in France ???? 4k video walk
Grimaud France ???????? A flowered French village tour ???? in one of the most beautiful villages in France ???? a relaxing 4k video walk. Grimaud is a beautiful perched village, nestled between the Gulf of Saint Tropez and the Maures Massif mountain range, in the French Riviera. This beautiful medieval village tour is full of French history and charm. Is Grimaud worth a visit? We think so, it’s a popular holiday and vacation travel destination in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur France.
Grimaud’s heritage is well-preserved and it's streets of flowers have earned it the coveted award of 3 flowers from the prestigious Ville et Villages Fleuris. You can’t miss the purple flowers of the bougainvilleas, some even climb up the entire face of the house. Art lovers will delight in the Exhibition of Monumental Sculptures placed all around the village. Perhaps you will take a flowery drive through Grimaud on the Route du Mimosa from Bormes-les-Mimosas to Grasse in Provence France.
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0:00:00 Grimaud Village France Tourist Guide
0:01:04 Grimaud Village Walking Tour
0:03:36 Grimaud Ville et Villages Fleuris - Flowered Village
0:04:02 St Roch Windmill 16th century
0:05:09 Gramaud cimetière
0:05:50 Grimaud perched medieval village view
0:06:29 Exhibition of Monumental Sculptures Grimaud
0:09:19 Port Grimaud and Saint Tropez View
0:12:18 Chapel Le Saint Roch 17th century
0:19:45 Eglise Saint Michel 12th century
0:22:07 Place Vieille - pétanque boules
0:28:13 Place Neuve fountain 1886
0:29:43 Place du Cros Grimaud
0:35:51 Hospice 17th century rue de la Pompe
0:40:06 Grimaud Tourist Information Office
0:44:37 Chapelle des Penitents 1482
0:51:07 Grimaud Bougainvilleas
0:59:00 The Bougainvilleas Walk Grimaud
1:06:31 Château de Grimaud 11th century
1:16:46 World music festival “Les Grimaldines” venue
1:25:47 Grimaud Town Hall
1:30:21 Eglise Saint Michel 12th century
1:37:12 Rue Des Templiers
1:38:45 The Clock Tower
1:43:03 Is Grimaud worth visiting? Summary
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Welcome to WALKING TOURS and ROAD TRIPS channel. Join us for travel videos, including forest walks, coastal hikes and walking tours in some of the most beautiful villages and towns. Explore the world from the comfort of your own home. Relax, unwind and immerse yourself in the virtual walks and drives that we create for you.
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Du Périgord au Tarn se nichent les plus beaux monuments d'une région où il fait bon vivre ☀️
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Dans le Lot-et-Garonne, ce film fait découvrir l'imposant et imprenable château de Bonaguil, dont même Lawrence d'Arabie est tombé amoureux. En Gironde, le mondialement connu village de Saint-Emilion ouvre ses portes. En Haute Garonne, visite très privée de la Cathédrale de Rieux-Volvestre.
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Yvoire - Beautiful French Village Walking Tour - Flowered Medieval Town and Port - Relaxing Video 4K
Yvoire a beautiful french village walking tour in 4k relaxing video. You will love this gentle walking tour through the flowered medieval town and port, with Lake Geneva, Jura, Switzerland and the Alps views with paddle steamboats arriving. A picturesque village in the french region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes in the department of Haute-Savoie. Also known as the 'Gem of the Lake' and classified among the Most Beautiful Villages in France. Built in the early 14th Century, this village of beautiful flowered streets, with it's fortified gates and ramparts will inspire your imagination and zest for travel.
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0:03:04 - Tourist Information Yvoire
0:03:40 - War Memorial Yvoire
0:05:11 - Restaurant La Vieille Porte Yvoire
0:07:10 - Archway Entrance Yvoire
0:08:26 - Saint-Pancrace church bell tower
0:09:43 - Place du Thay Yvoire
0:15:08 - Artisanat sur bois Yvoire
0:17:56 - Bar Restaurant des Pêcheurs Yvoire
0:21:57 - Les Jardins du Léman Yvoire
0:22:56 - Bella Fortuna Yvoire
0:23:50 - Le Taureau Bourdon de Thierry Thorens
0:26:39 - Yvoire France Old tower and entry arch
0:29:03 - Une Glace à Yvoire
0:31:44 - Saint Pancrace Church in Yvoire
0:36:10 - LA TRABOULE Restaurant Yvoire
0:37:01 - Château d’Yvoire
0:42:35 - Le Jardin des Cinq Sens
0:44:34 - Hôtel restaurant du port Yvoire
0:46:15 - Lake Geneva - Lac Léman
0:47:45 - Yvoire Map
0:48:48 - Hôtel-Restaurant Le Jules Verne
0:50:01 - Yvoire CGN Ferry Port
0:56:24 - Geneva to Yvoire Ferry
1:00:27 - Chapeaux à Gogo Yvoire
1:02:24 - Alambria Concept Store Alpin
1:03:36 - Pizzeria La Dîme
1:05:07 - FLORÈS restaurant épicurien
1:05:51 - Church Saint-Pancrace Bells Yvoire
1:06:39 - Port Yvoire
1:16:14 - Le Jardin sous la Lune
1:23:14 - CGN SIMPLON Belle Epoque paddle steamboat
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We are Michelle and Charlie and after experiencing life changing injuries, permanent and severe chronic pain and depression, we took a 'leap of faith' and now travel, creating beautiful videos for curious explorers to help inspire, inform and entertain our followers. Join us on our walks and road trips, let's explore the world together from the comfort of your own home.
Welcome to WALKING TOURS and ROAD TRIPS channel. Join us for travel videos, including forest walks, coastal hikes and walking tours in some of the most beautiful villages and towns. Relax, unwind and immerse yourself in the virtual walks and drives that we create for you.
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Best Things To Do in Montreal Canada 2024 4K
MONTREAL, CANADA: Are you searching for the best things to do in Montreal Canada for 2023? Today we show you 21 things to see and do in Montreal. In this Montreal travel vlog we go to St Helens Island, up to the Mount Royal Park, Walk around Old Port and Montreal Old Town. We show you the Botanical Garden and some of the local food in Montreal. We also show you Chinatown, talk about the festivals in Montreal and provide some general facts. We did several Canada travel videos including a Toronto travel video and showed you around Toronto and Quebec City that can serve as your Canadian travel guide.
If you enjoy this Montreal vlog and have any questions please feel free to ask. We love showing you around the Montreal attractions and where to go in Montreal.
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0:00 MONTREAL INTRO
1:02 OLD MONTREAL
1:47 MOUNT ROYAL PARK
2:12 UNDERGROUND CITY
2:47 MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE AND ART
3:09 SAINTE CATHERINE
3:54 LACHINE CANAL
4:11 NIGHT LIFE
4:32 BOTANICAL GARDEN
5:30 JEAN TALON MARKET
5:50 OLD PORT
6:32 QUATIER DES SPECTACLES
7:00 LOCAL FOODS
7:49 OLYMPIC STADIUM
8:05 SAINT HELENS ISLAND
8:30 PLACE JACQUES CARTIER
9:25 ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
9:49 ST JOSEPHS ORATORY
9:58 VIA RAIL TRAIN
10:14 QUEBEC CITY
10:32 CHINATOWN
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Top 10 Castles in Europe
Step into a world of enchantment and architectural marvels as we embark on a journey to explore some of the most remarkable destinations. From the romantic Pena Palace in Portugal to the historic Guaita Tower in San Marino, and the opulent Palace of Versailles in France, each location carries its unique allure. Join us as we delve into the secrets of Bled Castle, Bojnice Castle, Frederiksborg Castle, Alhambra Palace, Eilean Donan Castle, Bran Castle, Trakai Island Castle, and Conwy Castle, uncovering the stories and wonders that await within their walls.
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10 Historic Nevada Towns That Will Transport You To The Past #nevada #historical #travel
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0:23 Rhyolite
0:40 Virginia City
1:01 Carson City
1:19 St. Thomas
1:50 Ely
2:28 Austin
3:05 Elko
3:47 Goldfield
4:11 Silver Springs
4:26 Eureka
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コッツォールド、イタリアのトスカーナ地方とは一味も二味も違う村々に魅了されてしまいました。
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Best Things to Do in Bologna, Italy
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Bologna is the ideal spot to go sightseeing because it is big enough that there are plenty of activities to partake in and sights to behold, yet small enough to avoid the suffocating crowds that sometimes overwhelm larger towns. Bologna houses the oldest university in the Western hemisphere, as well as several antique buildings and cathedrals that date back thousands of years. In addition, there are some of the best meals we've ever had, as well as fantastic markets and entertainment. The list of awesome things to do, taste, see and embrace is quite extensive. However, one of the best things to do in Bologna is to visit the city's many food markets.
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00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Climb the Two Towers
01:05 - Explore the Local Food Markets
01:41 - Walk Under the Historic Porticoes
02:30 - Go on a Bologna Food Tour
03:31 - Go For Aperitivo
04:06 - Tour Prendiparte Tower
04:48 - Visit Basilica San Petronio
05:16 - Take A Bologna Bike Tour
05:47 - Feast Your Way Around the Mercato Delle Erbe
06:16 - Go for a Run Through San Pellegrino Park
06:44 - Visit La Piazzola
07:08 - Tour Piazza Maggiore
07:37 - Outro
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Visiting the different farmers' markets of a city is a great opportunity to get to know the culture through its food. Bologna houses some of Italy's most renowned marketplaces, making any trip there an adventure in and of itself. You can find FICO Eataly World, which bills itself as the world's largest food park, not far from the primary thoroughfare. You can make the most of your time in Bologna by visiting some amazing eateries and trying some of their delicious food and drinks.
Also on the list of best things to do in Bologna includes going on a Bologna bike tour. Biking around Bologna is a great way to view the city and its surroundings at a more leisurely pace than walking would allow. A guided bike trip will be among the most memorable experiences you'll have in this city. Close to Bologna's train station, BIKEinBo provides a two-hour guided bike tour that is both entertaining and informative, providing an excellent introduction to the city's long and storied past. Regardless of your hobbies or passions, you'll find something to enjoy in Bologna.
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Se vuoi sapere dove si trova Annecy e se vuoi sapere cosa vedere nella bella città sul Lago di Annecy, questo è il video giusto!
Siamo in Alta Savoia, precisamente ad Annecy la Venezia delle Alpi per via del suo omonimo Lago
che offre la possibilità di fare mini crociere, gite in pedalò, bagni tra le sue acque cristalline in compagnia di cigni che, per nulla intimoriti, cercheranno di fare la vostra conoscenza.
Visiteremo la città durante la Festa del Lago, vedremo Annecy le vieux (la Città Vecchia), il Palais de l'Île, il Castello residenza dei Conti di Ginevra e il Monastero della Visitazione.
Per chi vorrà provare le specialità gastronomiche del posto c'è solo l'imbarazzo della scelta, tra dolci e salati non rimarrete delusi.
Da assaggiare le tipiche quiche lorraine, le tortine salate francesi, in tanti gusti diversi.
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Carcassonne, Pont Vieux to Medieval Citadel & Château Comtal, Rain Walk, Occitanie France 4K UHD
Carcassonne is a French fortified city in the department of Aude, in the region of Occitanie. Inhabited since the Neolithic, Carcassonne is located in the plain of the Aude between historic trade routes, linking the Atlantic to the Mediterranean Sea and the Massif Central to the Pyrénées. Its strategic importance was quickly recognized by the Romans, who occupied its hilltop until the demise of the Western Roman Empire.
Its citadel, known as the Cité de Carcassonne, is a medieval fortress dating back to the Gallo-Roman period and restored by the theorist and architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc in 1853. It was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in 1997 because of the exceptional preservation and restoration of the medieval citadel.
Let's take a walk from Pont Vieux to Château Comtal, Historic place in Carcassonne. Place Pont Vieux is 1.1 km away from Carcassonne Railway station (SNCF).
Pont Vieux Carcassonne: Typical medieval bridge from the 14th century. Until the 19th century, it was the only link between the Bastide Saint Louis and the Medieval City. Exclusively reserved for pedestrians, it allows quick access to the Medieval City. The stone bridge which replaced the feudal structure formerly built upstream, on the site of the Roman bridge, dates from the beginning of the 14th century. The work was in progress in 1315, it was hardly to be completed until around 1320.
Château Comtal: The Comtal Castle of Carcassonne was built largely in the 13th century, probably after the Treaty of Paris of 1229. Courtines and towers came to literally frame the former palace of the Viscounts of Carcassonne as well as the Sainte-Marie chapel. The Palais des Trencavel, which overlooked the Place de l'Orme, then became a royal fortification in the heart of the city. The castle, rectangular in shape, is separated from the city by a deep moat and defended by two barbicans, the barbican is turned towards the city while the western Barbican goes down to the edge of the Aude. The six towers are pierced with loopholes with stirrups; the curtain walls and the top of the towers can receive hoardings. Today, the fortified shirt of the castle supports a reconstruction of hoardings between the gate and the Major's tower.
St. Gimer's Church (St. Gimer's Church): It is one of the three churches designed by Viollet le Duc. Its construction lasted from 1849 to 1859. Its architecture is characterized by the Gothic vision of the famous architect. The Saint Gimer Church has been classified, like the City of Carcassonne, in the directory of protected sites as UNESCO World Heritage.
Porte de l'Aude: Gateway to the city and with a typically medieval appearance. Very picturesque route and magnificent viewpoint over the ramparts. To the west, the Porte d'Aude faces the river of the same name. It is located near the count's castle. This door is extended by the barbican of the Aude, partly destroyed in 1816 to build the Saint-Gimer church. Only the ramp surrounded by crenellated walls remains. This door, with a typically medieval appearance, has served as the backdrop for many film shoots such as The Visitors, Robin des Bois: Prince of Thieves or Le Corniaud.
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Chateau d'If + Frioul Island / MARSEILLES, FRANCE
While in Marseilles, we visited the famous Chateau d'If island prison which was at the home to the fictional character in the book, The Count of Monte Cristo.
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Cité de Carcassonne ???? Most Beautiful Fortified Medieval City in France ☔ Rain Walk 4K
???? One of the most beautiful and well preserved World Heritage Site.. Cité de Carcassonne... its main entrance door Porte Narbonnaise is approx 2km away from Carcassone Railway station(SNCF). The Cité, a medieval village still inhabited, has 52 towers and 2 concentric enclosures which total 3km of ramparts. It has free access day and night, through the Porte Narbonnaise and the Porte d'Aude.
The Cité de Carcassonne:
The Cité de Carcassonne is a medieval citadel located in the French city of Carcassonne, in the Aude department, Occitanie region. It is situated on a hill on the right bank of the River Aude, in the southeast part of the city proper. The citadel was restored at the end of the 19th century and in 1997 it was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites because of its exceptional testimony to the architecture and planning of a medieval fortress town.
The Porte Narbonnaise:
Main entrance door to the Medieval City. Built around 1280, it is made up of two huge spur towers. The Narbonnaise gate, located to the east, was built around 1280 during the reign of Philippe III the Bold and is made up of two enormous spur towers. It owes its name to its orientation towards Narbonne. In the 19th century Viollet-le-Duc reconstructed the crenellations and the slate roof and provided it with a pseudo drawbridge which did not originally exist.
Carcassonne:
Carcassonne is a French fortified city in the department of Aude, in the region of Occitanie. Inhabited since the Neolithic, Carcassonne is located in the plain of the Aude between historic trade routes, linking the Atlantic to the Mediterranean Sea and the Massif Central to the Pyrénées. Its strategic importance was quickly recognized by the Romans, who occupied its hilltop until the demise of the Western Roman Empire.
Porte de l'Aude:
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Gateway to the city and with a typically medieval appearance. Very picturesque route and magnificent viewpoint over the ramparts. To the west, the Porte d'Aude faces the river of the same name. It is located near the count's castle. This door is extended by the barbican of the Aude, partly destroyed in 1816 to build the Saint-Gimer church. Only the ramp surrounded by crenellated walls remains. This door, with a typically medieval appearance, has served as the backdrop for many film shoots such as The Visitors, Robin des Bois: Prince of Thieves or Le Corniaud.
Basilica of Saints Nazarius and Celsus:
The Jewel of the City (XIth-XIVth century). Saint-Nazaire is a case of harmonious coexistence between Romanesque and Gothic whose stained glass windows are the most beautiful in the South. Mass every Sunday at 11 a.m. The first authentic deed mentioning this church dates from 925. In 1096 Pope Urbain II came to Carcassonne and blessed the stones of Saint-Nazaire and Saint Celse Cathedral. The building was completed in the first half of the 12th century. Redesigned several times, it lost its cathedral status in 1801 in favor of the Saint-Michel church located in the Bastide. In 1898 it received the title of Basilica granted by Pope Leo XIII.
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Weekend in Marseille ????
Our trip to Marseille was one of the first ones right after the spring lockdown was lifted in France. And to say that we loved the city is to say nothing. We are aware of its reputation, but have to say that we personally felt very safe - and welcome - when walking there!
The city is very old and has a very rich history. And, on top of that, it is located in a very picturesque area, very close to Calanques, and right on the Mediterranean coast.
A lot of places were still closed at the time when we went to Marseille, and we couldn't visit its museums and forts. But that gives one more reason to get back! :)
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Marseille is the prefecture of the Bouches-du-Rhône department and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in France. Situated in the Provence historical province, it is located on the coast of the Gulf of Lion, part of the Mediterranean Sea, near the mouth of the Rhône. Marseille is the second-largest city in France, covering an area of 241 km2 (93 sq mi); it had a population of 870,018 in 2016.[4] Its metropolitan area, which extends over 3,174 km2 (1,225 sq mi), is the third-largest in France after those of Paris and Lyon, with a population of 1,760,653 as of 2017,[3] or 3,100,329 (2019) by the broader Eurostat definition of metropolitan region.[5] Its inhabitants are called Marseillais.
Founded around 599 BC by Greek settlers from Phocaea, Marseille is the oldest city of France, as well as one of Europe's oldest continuously inhabited settlements.[6][7] It was known to the ancient Greeks as Massalia (Greek: Μασσαλία, romanized: Massalía) and to Romans as Massilia.[6][8] Marseille has been a trading port since ancient times. In particular, it experienced a considerable commercial boom during the colonial period and especially during the 19th century, becoming a prosperous industrial and trading city. Nowadays the Old Port still lies at the heart of the city where the manufacturing of soap, its famous savon de Marseille, began some 6 centuries ago. Overlooking the port is the Basilica of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde or Bonne-mère for the people of Marseille, a Romano-Byzantine church and the symbol of the city. Inherited from this past, the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille (GPMM) and the maritime economy are major poles of regional and national activity and Marseille remains the first French port, the second Mediterranean port and the fifth European port.[9] Since its origins, Marseille's openness to the Mediterranean Sea has made it a cosmopolitan city marked by cultural and economic exchanges with Southern Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Asia. In Europe, the city has the third largest Jewish community after London and Paris.[10]
In the 1990s, the Euroméditerranée project for economic development and urban renewal was launched. New infrastructures and renovations were carried out in the 2000s and 2010s: the tramway, the renovation of the Hôtel-Dieu into a luxury hotel, the expansion of the Velodrome Stadium, the CMA CGM Tower, as well as other quayside museums such as the Museum of Civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean (MuCEM). As a result, Marseille now has the most museums in France after Paris. The city was named European Capital of Culture in 2013 and European Capital of Sport in 2017. Additionally, Marseille hosted matches at the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2016. It is also home to several higher education institutions in the region, including the University of Aix-Marseille.
South of France Video Tour: Marseille, Part 1
Marseille is the second-largest city in France, after Paris, boasting a population of 850,000. Historically, it was the most important trade center in the region and functioned as the main trading port for the French empire. Learn more about the history of Marseille here. This city is currently the largest commercial port in France, and is the largest city on the southern French coast of the Mediterranean. Located between Montpellier and Nice, Marseille is also the capital of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. It has a Mediterranean climate with mild, humid winters and warm to hot, mostly dry summers. Marseille has a vast public transportation system involving trams, metro, and busses, all under an easy ticketing system. There is also a very sophisticated bike rental system, which many argue is the best way to see the city. Residents of Marseille are known as Marseillais.
This article is the first part of a two-part series featuring Marseille; in it you will learn about some of the most popular destinations in town.
Vieux-Port
Vieux-Port, meaning “old port” in English, is the top destination in Marseille for tourists. If you’re only in town for a couple days and want to see everything, this is where you should start. It is often cited as the place where civilization began, as it was the site of one of the first Greek settlements in 600 B.C. By 2013 Marseille had transformed this section of the city into a mainly pedestrian area, making it easier for tourists and locals to experience the old port as it had been in centuries past. The Vieux-Port as well as the Chateau d’If was featured in Alexandre Dumas’s landmark work, The Count of Monte Cristo. In its heyday in 1854, the Old Port had a capacity of between 1,000 and 1,200 ships, and roughly 18,000 ships per year. It lost relevance with the popularity of steamships, as its 6 meter depth was too shallow for the ships to enter. The entire region was devastated by the Nazi incursion in 1943, but in 1948, Fernand Pouillon was put in charge of reconstructing what you see today.
Nowadays, the Vieux-Port is well-known for its diverse markets and hand-crafted souvenirs. For a look at what is essentially the “new port” in Marseille, check on the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille further north-west.
Museums in Marseille
Marseille is also known for its astonishing selection of museums. Although we discuss a few in this video, make sure to check out the rest on your next trip. You’ll find the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations on the north side of the port. This museum features a fascinating comparison on all aspects of Mediterranean cultures. It takes a historical perspective on the development of Marseille and is a great showcase for the evolution of the south of France. Another great museum is the Marine and Economy Museum, which is dedicated entirely to sea trade, especially the role Marseille played in the expansion of European sea trade.
The Marseille Town Hall, while not precisely a museum, is a spectacular example of seventeenth century architecture. It has been a meeting place for the city’s council since the Middle Ages. Other architectural examples include the St. Nicholas Fort and the St. Jean Fort at the mouth of the Vieux-Port. The St. Nicholas Fort is famous for its great views of the port, and both forts were built by King Louis XIV following a revolt against their governor by the citizens of Marseille.
Staying in Marseille
While you won’t be able to stay in a fort, New York Habitat has a diverse range of accommodation available for every budget and style. Booking a New York Habitat apartment is the best way to experience Marseille like a local. If you’re only in town for a few days or weeks, consider booking one of our vacation rental apartments in Marseille. If you’re looking for more long term or permanent Marseille apartment options, this list is a great place to start.
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O que fazer em Marselha: 10 pontos turísticos mais visitados! france
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1 - Parque Nacional dos Calanques
Para quem aprecia a natureza e está em busca de águas cristalinas, uma boa opção é explorar os calanques da cidade. Você pode conhecê-los chegando tanto por terra, quando por mar. Muitos desses paraísos ficam em no Parque Nacional dos Calanques, onde é possível explorar a natureza e fazer piqueniques.
2 - Praias em Marselha
Uma ótima opção em Marselha é relaxar em uma de sua praias. Elas não têm águas tão cristalinas como as praias em Nice, mas também são ótimas. As praias em Marselha contam com muitas atividades, principalmente durante o verão.
3 - Porto Velho de Marselha
O Vieux-Port da cidade é um dos principais pontos turísticos em Marselha. Ele abriga uma enorme quantidade de barcos, sendo cercado por um calçadão e restaurantes. Uma boa opção é curtir um fim de tarde no porto apreciando o pôr do sol.
4 - Palácio Longchamp
O Palácio Longchamp é um edifício que chama a atenção pela sua grandiosidade. Construído em 1862, ele possui uma arquitetura clássica repleta de cascatas, jatos de água e esculturas. Ele abriga os Museu de Belas Artes e Museu de História Natural, outros pontos turísticos muito visitados.
5 - Basílica Notre Dame de la Garde
A Basílica Notre Dame de la Garde é espetacular! É um dos pontos turísticos mais famosos e mais bonitos da cidade, e pode ser visto de diversas regiões. Sua cúpula é o ponto mais alto de Marselha. Construído no século XIX o monumento possui uma arquitetura marcada por mármore colorido, murais e mosaicos.
6 - Castelo d’If de Marselha
Uma das atrações imperdíveis de Marselha é a visita ao conhecido Chateau d’If, que inspirou o livro “O conde de Montecristo”. Localizado na ilha de If, o castelo foi criado para proteger a cidade de um ataque marítimo e atualmente é um ponto turístico. Como se trata de uma ilha, é preciso pegar um barco para chegar até lá.
7 - Museu de Civilizações da Europa e Mediterrâneo
Um museu que vale a pena ser visitado, é o Museu de Civilizações da Europa e Mediterrâneo, que foi projetado por Rudy Ricciotti e fica na entrada do Porto Velho. Sua arquitetura é belíssima e ainda conta com milhares de obras raras para exposição.
8 - Catedral de Saint-Marie-Majeure ou Catedral de la Major
Essa pequena catedral católica de Marselha tem traços arquitetônicos neobizantinos e foi construída entre 1852 e 1893. Apesar de não ser tão grandiosa como outras igrejas, ela vale muito a pena a visita por ser belíssima por dentro e por fora.
9 - Parque Borély
Um dos melhores parques da região é o Borély, que foi construído entre 1860 e 1880. O seu espaço possui 17 hectares, que se dividem entre um amplo gramado, um jardim botânico próprio, um jardim japonês e outros cantinhos especiais.
10 - Abadia Saint-Victor
A Abadia Saint-Victor foi fundada por volta do século V em cima das ruínas da antiga necrópole. Dentro das criptas, ainda há vestígios desse século e sarcófagos. Não deixe de conhecer esse ponto turístico histórico e sinta você mesmo o ar das antiguidades de Marselha.
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