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Alexandre Dumas called Marseille “the crossroads of the world." The author, whose novel “The Count of Monte Cristo” is set in the port city’s Château d'If, a fortress and former prison, captured Marseille’s role as a melting pot for different cultures. Greek sailors founded Marseille around 600 BC, and in modern times, it’s known for its diverse communities from North Africa, Italy, Armenia, Comoros, and more. That diversity has fomented a rich cultural landscape, including compelling…

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Not being able to do something you want increases the need to do it exponentially. And you‘ve probably never suffered from wanderlust as much as you have during the lockdown. But these two friends from Germany, Jano and Oliver, have always felt that way. The adventurous duo is on a mission to bring a piece of our beautiful world to your home through their breathtaking photography. Each photo is like an aerial postcard of the most spectacular places in the world. And you can see a full…

If you've looked into visiting the South of France, there are no doubt places like Nice, St. Tropez, Menton & Antibes have shown up on your radar. But what about Marseille? While not as popular as it's flashy neighbors, Marseille is a beautiful and complex city with a diverse culture. I'm here to tell you

Marseille is a city that you should have on your bucket list. Here's your ultimate guide to spending one day in Marseille.