Perhaps it is the sounds of the city that first grab you here at Rue Aldebert. This isn’t just any street. It is a slice of Marseille steeped in local life.
Rue Aldebert resides in Marseille’s 6th arrondissement. It is a place where the pulse of the city is palpable. The street is a vibrant vein connecting different facets of Marseille.
Let’s talk about getting here. Several bus lines serve Rue Aldebert. These include the 19 41 49 50 and 81. Train lines C2 C5 and K2 also provide access. If you prefer the metro lines M1 and M2 will get you close.
If you are arriving by bus the closest stops are Breteuil Dragon. It is a mere 3-minute walk away. Salvator Italie is another option. It is just a 4-minute walk. Lieutaud Baille and Baille Castellane are each about 6 minutes on foot.
For metro travelers Castellane station is about 45 minutes away. The M2 is the first metro to arrive near Rue Aldebert at 5:02 AM. The M1 is the last. It makes its stop at 9:47 PM. As for buses the 81 arrives first at 4:54 AM. The BM1A is the last bus. It passes by at 12:53 AM.
Did you know that there is a crèche, Les Aristochats, located at 27 Rue Aldebert? It welcomes 52 children from 3 months to 6 years old. The crèche has a 740 m² space. It also boasts an outdoor area. This allows the children to enjoy open-air activities. The menus are designed by a dietician. They follow ministry recommendations. The crèche is open from Monday to Friday 8 AM to 6 PM. It closes for four weeks in the summer. There is also a week between Christmas and New Year’s Day.
There is also an apartment available for rent at 32 Rue Aldebert. This beautiful T5 apartment is in a well-maintained Haussmann building. It is on the 2nd floor. It features an entrance hall with a closet. There is also a dining room with terracotta flooring. The living room has parquet flooring and a marble fireplace. The renovated kitchen is semi-equipped. All windows are PVC double glazed. Heating and hot water are supplied by an individual gas boiler.
Rue Aldebert is more than just a street. It is a testament to Marseille’s vibrant spirit. As you leave take a moment to appreciate the everyday life. Remember the sounds the sights and the stories woven into the fabric of this unique street.