2025 Bouches-du-Rhone Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

#beach Talking about the more local sandy beaches in southern France, Plage du Jaï is located in Berre Pond, a region of the province of Boucher-Durón, 21 kilometers from the central city of Marseille, close to the Marseille airport, so sometimes people photograph planes. This long coastline, sea crystal clear blue because many people touch mussels, so but more shells, sand is not fine so need to wear special shoes. Because it is completely surrounded by the shore, it is also suitable for windsurfing or parachute. In addition, this beach is very popular with naturalists The beach is suitable for lonely travelers, leisure vacation lovers, or dog walking.

#food #myhiddengems My Little Warung in Marseille is a true gem that transports you straight to Asia with every bite. The food is packed with authentic flavors, from the rich curries to the fresh, fragrant noodles. The ambiance is cozy and vibrant, making you feel like you’ve stepped into a hidden spot in Southeast Asia, despite being in the heart of France. It’s a refreshing addition to Marseille's already amazing restaurant scene, blending the best of Asian street food with the charm of French dining. Definitely a must-visit!

#winhkflight #europetrip Les Petits Trains de Marseille offers a delightful journey through the charming streets and iconic landmarks of Marseille, France. My experience aboard one of these quaint trains was a memorable adventure filled with history, culture, and breathtaking views. As I boarded the train, I was greeted by the cheerful conductor who welcomed me aboard with a smile. The train's colorful exterior and whimsical design immediately caught my eye, setting the tone for a fun and enjoyable ride ahead. As the train set off, we embarked on a scenic tour of Marseille's most famous sights and attractions. We passed by historic landmarks such as the Old Port, where fishing boats bobbed in the sparkling waters, and the majestic Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, which loomed high above the city atop its hill. As we meandered through the narrow streets of the old town, I marveled at the charming architecture and bustling atmosphere. We passed by quaint cafes and bustling markets, where locals and tourists alike mingled and savored the sights and sounds of this vibrant city. One of the highlights of the tour was our ascent to the summit of Notre-Dame de la Garde, where we were treated to breathtaking panoramic views of Marseille and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea beyond. The vista was truly awe-inspiring, and I felt a sense of wonder wash over me as I took in the beauty of the city from above. As the tour came to an end, I couldn't help but feel a sense of gratitude for the opportunity to experience Marseille's beauty and charm aboard Les Petits Trains. It had been a journey filled with laughter, discovery, and moments of pure joy, and one that I would cherish for years to come.

#2024wish I had an enjoyable and curious time at The Marseille Soap Museum just a while ago! 🧼💫 With only €6, I entered the world of soap’s history and it was an olfactory treat. #SoapMuseum #MarseilleMagic Hidden in the Panier neighborhood, atypical museum takes you on a tour of traditional soap-making. The nostalgic gear, fragrant dispalys and the live soap making showcase put you in middle of all things Marseille soaps. 🌿🛁 Do not forget the olive oil soap section - Marseille soap’s very soul. The true smells and the textures give a feeling of attachment to olden times. 🌿🫒 After the museum, stroll through Le Panier’s quaint streets. The hip and artsy neighborhood makes for an ideal after-soap discovery. The bohemian feeling of the neighborhood is enhanced by local cafes and boutiques. 🎨🍽️ Close by is the MuCEM, a modern architectural feat and one that provides contemporary contrast to traditional wear offered within this museum. 🏛️🌊 Soap lovers find heaven in the museum gift shop. It is an aromatic treasure, from artisanal soaps to olive oil based skincare products. The staff’s enthusiasm for soap-making humanizes the store. 🤗 The Marseille Soap Museum is a truly interesting place to visit regardless of whether you are interested in history, crafts or just smell. The low admission price, pleasant journey of aroma and close-by attractions make it a mandatory visit in Marseille! #SoapHistory #LePanierCharm

#paristrip Jardin des Tuileries, located in the heart of Paris, is a mesmerizing oasis that embodies the city's elegance and charm. Out visit was a delightful escape into a world of art, nature, and history. Here are the top 5 things to do and see in this enchanting garden: Admire the Sculptures: The garden is adorned with exquisite sculptures, including works by Rodin and Maillol. Each piece adds to the garden's artistic allure, creating a museum-like experience in the open air. Stroll by the Fountains: The fountains in Jardin des Tuileries are not only visually captivating but also provide a soothing ambiance. Relax by the water, enjoy the gentle sound, and take in the surrounding beauty. Visit Musée de l'Orangerie: Located at the edge of the garden, this museum houses a remarkable collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces, including Monet's famous Water Lilies series. It's a must-visit for art enthusiasts. Enjoy a Carousel Ride: A vintage carousel in the garden offers a nostalgic ride for both children and adults. The colorful horses and cheerful music add a touch of whimsy to the experience. Relax and People-Watch: The garden's well-manicured lawns and strategically placed chairs provide a perfect spot to relax. Grab a book, sit back, and observe the lively Parisian life unfolding around you. It's a fantastic way to soak in the local culture. Jardin des Tuileries is a true gem, offering a blend of art, history, and tranquility in the heart of Paris. Whether you're an art lover, a nature enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, this garden provides an exquisite escape from the city's hustle and bustle

Enjoy a Michelin two-star lifestyle in the old town of Arles, South Africa This is a two-star Michelin restaurant in advance: L'Atelier, Chef: Jean-Luc Rabanel, hidden in the Old Town Trail. This time we chose a 5-course lunch, 95 euros, and spent more than two hours, almost helping the wall to go out. Chef Jean-Luc Rabanel advocates a living meal, perhaps because the energy and enthusiasm of the small town of Arles inspired the chef, which led him to open this farm restaurant. It is said that every vegetable on the table comes from the chef's own farm. The last carbon roast beef is the top card. Every vegetable that is served is carefully treated separately. I don't understand the specific beef, but it tastes good! The rating and introduction of the Michelin restaurant can be searched on the official website and can be booked directly online. Remember, star-rated restaurants must make an appointment in advance!

Discovering Arles in ancient Rome, following the footsteps of Van Gogh and enjoying food in some of the best restaurants in Provence, this is an introduction to the highlights of Arles on Lonely Planet. Its a coincidence that we took the trip All three tasks have been completed. Overview of the whole Arles from the air, there is a feeling of returning to Rome, the huge round Roman Colosseum is particularly prominent, the ancient medieval style architecture has a kind of stroll in Tuscany The feeling of the town. Take a stroll on such a retro and literary street, wherever you go, you can take photos. There are many famous Roman ruins in the city of Arles, including the ancient Roman theater and the Colosseum. Arles is famous for its preserved Roman period architecture, and there is also a legendary historical figure of Van Gogh's life. At that time, the sun and bright colors of the Arles area were fascinated by Van Gogh, so he came here with infinite creative enthusiasm. Interested friends can take a walk on the Van Gogh Road in the visitor center, including Van Goghs high life and various attractions.

The Arles Photography Festival refreshed my understanding of the photography exhibition This grand photography festival refreshed my impression of the photography exhibition. There were no lavish halls and bright lights. The buildings in the broken building showcase the works of the artists. Everything is free and easy, even careless. It seems to be arrogant to inform: "Art? Hey, this is too everyday for us French." The rectangular wall of the exhibition is hung with a rectangular screen with a pair of hands cleaning a rose; The dark room covered by the cloth, a thumb on the wall is constantly brushing the screen of the mobile phone; a room in the room is littered with stippled photos; a doll lying on the ground wrapped in plastic paper The smiling head is spinning in the air... In addition to the photos, these are part of the Arles Photography Festival. This is a paradise for all art students.

This is the favorite town of Van Gogh. The French know how to be romantic and know how to enjoy life. Their hard work of one year seems to be the arrival of this sunny holiday. With these free and easy Parisians, I went to the traditional towns of southern France to find the vineyards, lavenders and olive trees in my dreams, to taste the Provencal cuisine. If you want to see for yourself what Van Gogh loved before, come to Arles. Look at the colors in his eyes and the ideals of his life.

When I stood in the slightly higher arena overlooking the small streets and alleys that radiated out, I suddenly understood my own transformation and why Van Gogh was able to paint here. It doesn't have much of a beautiful reputation. Yes, such a small town is everywhere in Europe. Its charm is just right, even after two centuries. And such a gas field is prepared for the artist. France, Arles

Marseille, located in the south of France, must arrive in summer on the northern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, on a railway line, 836 km northwest of Paris and 350 km from Lyon. Marseille's topography is undulating, surrounded by limestone hills on three sides. The southeast is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. The water depth is wide and the port is no rapids. The 10,000-ton ship can be unimpeded. In the west, there are Rhone rivers and flat river valleys that connect with Northern Europe. The location is unique.

Marseille is the third largest city in France and the largest in the city after Paris and Lyon, with a population of approximately 870,000 (2013). The metropolitan area has a population of approximately 1.89 million (2013) and is located behind Paris and Lyon. Surrounded by limestone hills, the city is surrounded by beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. The Marseilles are in the Mediterranean Sea, with deep waters and wide harbors, no rapids and rapids, and the 10,000-ton round can be unimpeded; the Rhone River and the flat valley in the west are in contact with the Nordic region, and the geographical position is unique. The territory consists of the four major port areas of Marseille, La Vella, Foss and Rhne Saint Louis. The annual cargo volume is 100 million tons, making it the largest gateway for French foreign trade. The main tourist attractions are Yves Island, Notre Dame de la Garde, Marseille Art Gallery, Marseille Old Port, European and Mediterranean Civilization Museum. Marseille has a Mediterranean climate, and the climate is generally pleasant throughout the year, but it will be cold in December-January and frost in some places.

After a few days of violently, I finally rented a car, and I quickly got up in the footsteps, still like the town trail. [Breeze] South Arles Arles, a town famous for its Van Gogh, where you can see the Lamartine Square where Van Gogh once lived, looking for Van Gogh's footprints in Arles. Sunflowers opened with the seasons, and the cafes at night in Van Gogh's paintings have not changed 100 years ago. Time will pass, and some things will not.

The historical sites of Marseille are concentrated around the Old Port and can be reached on foot. The public transport network covers a wide range, the train station is very close to the city centre, and there are buses directly outside the station. The Eurolines long-distance bus stop is also close to the train station, providing long-distance buses to 18 cities in Europe. The road system is also very developed, whether it is a backpacker or a self-driving tour, it is very convenient.

In July, there were tourists who participated in the festival and watched lavender. During the whole of July, the accommodation in Avignon in Avignon was extremely tight, and it was possible that the accommodation was arrested three months in advance. If you want to see the festival and want to see lavender, you can consider staying in Arles Arles, where you can go to Lavender or the South Tour town of Day Tour, as well as the Van Gogh brush under the sunflower field. However, it is still necessary to fix the room in advance, and Arles is still very hot. If you don't do both, just avoid July.