This is My Favourite City in France! - Explore Marseille's Best (and Free) Hidden Gems [Episode 60]

In this episode, Sayu Rinpoche explores the hidden gems of Marseille with a visit to Parc du Pharo and Palais du Pharo - home to Aix-Marseille University and a park that offers great view of Marseille's old port. As Sayu Rinpoche continues to explore Marseille's coastal promenade, he was transported instantly to a resort town that was previously undiscovered in this Marseille adventure.....Plus, don't miss the classic Provence meal near the end of this episode!
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[@pawlieblog7967]

Marseilles is beautiful! That huge Byzantine cathedral, wow! The beach too, and the port. Good to know it is a week’s worth of sights and experiences. Thanks for sharing your video!

[@SayuRinpoche]

Marseille hit me like a total surprise! So many things to do in the city proper alone without even taking the nearby places in Provence into consideration! The interior of the Basilica was equally impressive as shown in another video of this Marseille adventure! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@mariajahnke4366]

Very nice 🙂 I am staying in Marseille for 2 months and enjoyed your videos very much! Thank you.

[@SayuRinpoche]

That would be wonderful! I really hope you'll have a great time there! Lots of things to do and I'm sure you'll be the Marseilles expert I wish I talked to before my own trip by after 2 months there!! Thanks for watching!! 🙂🙏

[@Nubianette]

Great! You did make it to Cours Julien! Seems the worse thing that happens, the later it is, the more you notice the drug addicted people. But, me being with 5 young French men, probably helped. Hehe! The people in Marseille were so warm and friendly! I didn’t make it to the fort. It was over 90 degrees in June, and there was no shade.

[@BobKnight-mm2ze]

Man, I'm addicted to your videos. Every time I say I'm done I end up watching more...

[@SayuRinpoche]

Bob thank you so much for watching! 🙏 I'm glad my videos are able to entertain you/ provide you good information. Have a great day and I hope I'll talk to you again in another one of the adventures!!

[@spiritofsalt6780]

Thank you for both videos of Marseilles.

[@SayuRinpoche]

Thank you so much for watching! 🙏

[@carlyfries222]

Thanks for your videos on Marseille, they've helped me plan my trip there later this month!

[@SayuRinpoche]

I'm so glad this video was able to help you out with the trip planning! All the best and bon voyage! 🙂🙏

[@francofrogg]

Thanks for the nice comments about our crazy city. The Cours Julien and Le Plaine areas may look shady but are relatively safe. I do advise getting out there by 2-3 am on weekends just in case any shit goes down.

[@SayuRinpoche]

Ahh thank you for the info 🙏..so cours juliens is the name of the area.I essentially visited the neighborhood without knowing it's name....

[@jjjstvg]

Thank you for those excellent videos and advice.

[@SayuRinpoche]

Thank you for watching and glad they were able to help 🙏

[@FuesunHa]

You have much more experienced in your two days in Marseille than me in one week, so awesome!!

[@SayuRinpoche]

It is a truth that spending 7 days will always be more rewarding than spending 2 days in this amazing city , regardless of how you do it! 😉I wish I could slow down a bit so I could enjoy even more of the same thing 😅 As long as you had a great time - that's all it matters!!!

[@FuesunHa]

@@SayuRinpoche yes it was really a great time and after what happened one week later, I am happy that I took the right week. But they were always friendly without scamming and harassing

[@dianamourer5244]

Nice video! You travel the way I like to by just setting off and going! Also, you French and historical references are great!

[@SayuRinpoche]

Thanks so much for watching! 🙏. Yeah while I want to see the big attractions everyone talks about, I'm also interested in discovering hidden gems (especially the local ways of life!). To do that, like you said, setting off and going is the best way 😉

[@SkinnyPe]

wait what was the ferry for and how much?

[@SayuRinpoche]

Are you referring to the ferry to the Frioul Archipelago or the one between two sides of the old port? I didn't take the one to the the archipelago, so I don't know the price but I would imagine it's not going to be that expensive. The one between the two sides of the old port was included with the Marseille transit pass so I did not pay anything extra 😅
If you are asking about the Calanque National Park boat tour, I made another video in details. Here is the link 😉
czcams.com/video/y2wIpfOPB4w/video.html

[@revan4u]

Whats the restaurant did you try?

[@SayuRinpoche]

I believe the restaurant is called Le Resto Provençal near Metro station Notre-Dame du Mont