Public transit around Marseille is convenient as the city has a well-developed public transit network. The city boasts an extensive network of trams, buses, and a modern metro system that runs throughout the greater Marseille metro area. Regie des Transports de Marseille RTM operates the metro system with two lines linking the suburbs to Castellane Station at the downtown. Line 2 on the other hand begins from Sainte-Marguerite Dromel and links it to the southern part of Marseille.
Buses also offer convenient transportation within the city and to the surrounding areas. You can get to most hotels in Marseille using any of these public transit means. From the downtown, you can use the metro to get to Residhotel Vieux Port easily. Marseille is a top tourist destination, rich in history and with lots of popular attractions. There is always something for everyone in Marseille, whether you're looking for parks, cultural centers, or museums.
Vieux Port also known as the Old Port is one of the most popular attractions in the city. The port is the historic heart of Marseille and features a bustling waterfront area that has lots of restaurants, cafes, and shops. To get panoramic views of the city and its surrounding environs, visit the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde. If you're looking to learn more about the culture and history of the Mediterranean region, look no further than the Musee des Civilisations de I'Europe et de la Mediterranee.
Several Marseille hotels will guarantee a stay around this museum. Marseille is a vibrant city with lots of entertainment and dining options for tourists visiting the city. There are several bars and clubs throughout Marseille that will help you to get a feel of the lively nightlife of the city.
Vieux Port and Cours Julien are some of the most popular areas in Marseille for nightlife. For the lovers of football, Stade Velodrome the home of Olympique de Marseille football team will be worth your visit. For the eateries, options are many and they range from small eateries serving Bouillabaisse, the traditional Marseille fish stew to upscale eateries offering Mediterranean cuisine.
