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Un Mas En Ville7 Rue Des Bergers
Marseille
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What does the term "mas" mean?In Provence, a "mas" refers to a farmhouse. These structures are strategically positioned facing South to shield them from the Mistral, a powerful wind that blows through the Rhône river valley. To ensure protection from extreme temperatures, "mas" houses have no openings on the North side and their doors and windows are designed to be narrow. It's important to note that not all "mas" are used as farmhouses. The larger ones, typically constructed by the bourgeoisie, are known as Bastides.
A "mas de ville" aims to recreate the rustic ambiance of a farmhouse, providing guests with a glimpse into rural Provençal living.
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Location:
"Mas en ville" is situated in the heart of Marseilles, just a few blocks away from the Préfecture, at 7 rue des Bergers, 13006 Marseilles.
If you are arriving by train:
It will take you only 10 minutes to reach "Mas en ville" from the main Railway Station Gare Saint Charles using the subway. Take Line 2 to Sainte Marguerite Dromel, and exit at Notre Dame du Mont. From there, head towards Cours Julien and take Rue Lodi. Finally, turn right onto the first street. Alternatively, you can take a taxi from the Saint Charles Railway station, which will also take around 10 minutes.
If you are arriving by plane:
From Marignane airport, it will take approximately 25 minutes to reach "Mas en ville" by car. Alternatively, you can take a shuttle to the Saint Charles Railway Station, which will take about 40 minutes. From there, take the subway Line 2 to Sainte Marguerite Dromel and exit at Notre Dame du Mont.
If you are arriving by car:
- If you are coming from Autoroute du Nord (A7), take the exit at Gare Saint Charles. Follow Boulevard d'Athènes, which will lead you to Boulevard Dugommier. Continue on Cours Lieutaud and turn left onto rue des Bergers.
- If you are coming from Autoroute de l'Est (A50), enter Marseilles via Boulevard Vincent Delpuech. Then, turn right onto rue de Rome and take another right onto Boulevard Salvator. Continue until you reach Rue des Bergers.
"Mas en ville" is situated in the heart of Marseilles, just a few blocks away from the Préfecture, at 7 rue des Bergers, 13006 Marseilles.
If you are arriving by train:
It will take you only 10 minutes to reach "Mas en ville" from the main Railway Station Gare Saint Charles using the subway. Take Line 2 to Sainte Marguerite Dromel, and exit at Notre Dame du Mont. From there, head towards Cours Julien and take Rue Lodi. Finally, turn right onto the first street. Alternatively, you can take a taxi from the Saint Charles Railway station, which will also take around 10 minutes.
If you are arriving by plane:
From Marignane airport, it will take approximately 25 minutes to reach "Mas en ville" by car. Alternatively, you can take a shuttle to the Saint Charles Railway Station, which will take about 40 minutes. From there, take the subway Line 2 to Sainte Marguerite Dromel and exit at Notre Dame du Mont.
If you are arriving by car:
- If you are coming from Autoroute du Nord (A7), take the exit at Gare Saint Charles. Follow Boulevard d'Athènes, which will lead you to Boulevard Dugommier. Continue on Cours Lieutaud and turn left onto rue des Bergers.
- If you are coming from Autoroute de l'Est (A50), enter Marseilles via Boulevard Vincent Delpuech. Then, turn right onto rue de Rome and take another right onto Boulevard Salvator. Continue until you reach Rue des Bergers.
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Attractions
- Notre-Dame de la Garde: Located on the highest point in Marseille, this iconic basilica offers panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its stunning architecture and a golden statue of the Virgin Mary on top.
- Vieux Port (Old Port): The historic heart of Marseille, Vieux Port is a bustling waterfront area filled with colorful fishing boats, lively markets, and charming cafes. It is a great place to soak in the local atmosphere and enjoy fresh seafood.
- Le Panier: Marseille's oldest district, Le Panier is a picturesque neighborhood with narrow winding streets, vibrant street art, and quaint shops. It is filled with historical landmarks, including the Vieille Charité, an impressive former almshouse turned cultural center.
- Palais Longchamp: This grand monument is a masterpiece of 19th-century architecture and houses the Museum of Fine Arts and the Natural History Museum of Marseille. The surrounding park and gardens provide a peaceful retreat for visitors.
- Calanques National Park: Stretching along the Mediterranean coast, the Calanques are stunning limestone cliffs and deep turquoise water, forming a breathtaking natural landscape. Visitors can hike, swim, or take a boat tour to explore these beautiful natural formations.
- Château d'If: Situated on the small island of If, just off the coast of Marseille, this historic fortress is famous for being featured in Alexandre Dumas' novel "The Count of Monte Cristo." Visitors can reach the island by boat and explore the castle's dark prison cells and scenic views.
- MuCEM (Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations): This modern museum showcases the cultural heritage of the Mediterranean region through various exhibitions, including art, history, and anthropology. It is located at the entrance of the Old Port and offers stunning views of the sea.
- Marseille Cathedral (Cathédrale La Major): A magnificent Roman Catholic cathedral, La Major is an architectural marvel with a mix of Byzantine and Romanesque styles. It is one of Marseille's most significant religious landmarks and features intricate mosaics and beautiful stained glass windows.
- Palais du Pharo: This grand palace was built for Napoleon III and offers panoramic views of the city, harbor, and the Mediterranean Sea. The surrounding gardens provide a tranquil setting for a leisurely stroll or picnic. 10. Fort Saint-Nicolas: Located at the entrance of the Old Port, this historic fortress dates back to the 17th century. It offers exceptional views of the harbor and is a popular spot for locals and tourists to relax and enjoy the sea breeze.