Villa Nadar

It is a copy of Michelangelo's David, offered by the sculptor-marble Cantini to the city of Marseille.

The Borély park, which covers 18 hectares (including 1.2 hectares for the botanical garden), is the most popular green space in Marseille.

With the creation of the Prado seaside park, 26 hectares of green spaces are now harmonized with 10 hectares of sandy beaches.

Located at the end of the boulevard de Gabès, behind the dance school, the Henri Fabre park is a space made up of large expanses of lawn and natural copses.

The Botanical Garden covers an area of 1.2 hectares and presents approximately 3,000 different plant species from five continents, presented in nine thematic areas.

A 1.2 ha park much appreciated by walkers.

Dated of the second half of the 18th century chateau Borely is emblematic of pleasure homes built around the city by the rich families from Marseille thanks to the trade with East (Egypt, Levant...

Seaside promenade with bars, restaurants, stores, most of them open on Sundays and holidays. It hosts parties and events in the summer.

The construction of the Sacred Heart church dates from 1920 by T. Dupoux. Because it was not completed, the lack of finishing touches gave it a more modernist style than the Romanesque-Byzantine one...

This sculpture was created by César, a child of the city, in 1971 in homage to the repatriates of North Africa.