Temple Grignan

This private mansion built in 1694 by the 'compagnie du Cap Nègre' had been bought in 1709 by the family de Montgrand. They own it until 1801.

This parish church, consecrated in 1829, is built on a plot of land of the former convent of the Trinitarians.

Place Lulli is named after the composer and musician of the court of Louis XIV, who is sometimes played at the opera.
The square is home to trendy stores, decoration, cafes and restaurants.
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Built in several stages (from 1826), in the neo-classical style, it has a square base.

In October 1861, Napoleon III appointed Senator Charlemagne-Emile de Maupas as head of the department, with orders to modernize Marseille.

The monastery of St. Clare depends on the federation of Our Lady of the Angels, and the diocese of Marseille.

The Place Général de Gaulle is an easy and important landmark in downtown Marseille, near the Old Port: it overlooks the famous Canebière and faces the Chamber of Commerce and the Office de Tourisme...

The oldest house on the Canebière, dating from the 17th century and remodeled in the 19th century, houses an information service of the City of Marseille.

The Cours Julien has been a district dedicated to the arts since the beginning of the 19th century: today its many restaurants, bookstores, designer boutiques and concert halls make this place lively...

This palace is a realization of the architect Auguste Martin (1862). Its classical façade is preceded by a vast esplanade.