Moovit, your guide to Rue de Roubaix. This Marseille street pulses with accessible energy. Rue de Roubaix isn’t just a street. It’s a crossroads. Buses 38, 42, 72, 81, and 42T all stop nearby. Need the metro? The M1 line is just a short walk away at the Chartreux station. Feeling like a train ride? The C2 train is an option too. Imagine arriving at Rue de Roubaix early. The first bus, the number 42, arrives around 5:16 am. Or maybe you prefer a late night stroll. The last bus, the B3, passes by around 12:27 am. The Malpassé bus stop is just a two-minute walk from Rue de Roubaix. Metro Malpassé and Lycée Diderot are slightly further, about a six and eight-minute walk respectively. So next time you’re in Marseille, seek out Rue de Roubaix. It’s a street woven into the fabric of the city, waiting to be explored.
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