Sun-kissed skin tingling. That’s the feeling of La Plage. La Plage in Marseille a chic neighborhood. It stretches from Parc Borély to the start of Corniche Kennedy. Imagine luxurious villas overlooking the sea. They stand beside grand houses of the Prado. Upscale residences complete the scene. La Plage isn’t just about stunning views though. It’s a vibrant community. Joggers and families find relaxation in Parc Borély. They also enjoy the park bordering Prado Beach. Think of it as Marseille’s own Riviera. The Nhow Hotel a four-star contemporary establishment offers a magical experience. Breakfast on its terrace as the sun rises over the water is unforgettable. For those who prefer later mornings a sunset drink at Comptoir Marseillais is equally enchanting. La Plage isn’t just a pretty face. It has a rich history. The beaches themselves are a relatively recent addition. Created in the late 1970s they were built using fill from Marseille’s metro construction. This man-made paradise has hosted major events. The 2008 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup for instance took place here. The capacity of the summer stadium was even expanded to accommodate the tournament. La Plage has also been the location for political rallies. A large gathering took place there in 2012. Beyond the beach itself there’s plenty to explore. Parc Borély offers a beautiful escape. The Château Borély Museum houses decorative arts earthenware and fashion. It’s a hidden gem within this remarkable neighborhood. La Plage isn’t just a place to visit. It’s an experience. It’s a feeling. It is a memory in the making. Soak it all in. Feel the sun the sea the energy of this special place. La Plage awaits.
Rue Callelongue
A hidden paradise at the end of the world. That’s Callelongue. Callelongue isn’t just a street it’s a journey. A