Savor the authentic street food gems and get to know
local cuisine on our Marseille Food Tour
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MARSEILLE ‘OLD TOWN’ FOOD & DRINK TOUR
From Breakfast to Lunch, enjoy the food and drinks tour through Marseille’s old towns: must-sees, must-eats, and must-drinks included
ALL THE TOUR
A Journey through the historic center of Marseille, savoring diverse flavors, captivating aromas, and local treasures on guided food tours.
Embark on a culinary journey at night through Marseille’s Old Port and quartier de Saint Victor with our Apero for food lovers . Indulge in French delicacies, enjoy breathtaking views, and savor the essence of a cherished cultural tradition. Join us for an unforgettable experience blending taste, sight, and heart in the vibrant streets of Marseille.
Explore the heart of Marseille with our Old Town Food Tour. Immerse yourself in the city’s rich history and flavors, sampling Mediterranean and Provençal delights at carefully selected stops. A culinary adventure awaits, promising a blend of taste, culture, and local life in the enchanting Old Town. Join us!
65€
MARSEILLE ‘OLD TOWN’ FOOD & DRINK TOUR
From Breakfast to Lunch, enjoy the food and drinks tour through Marseille’s old towns: must-sees, must-eats, and must-drinks included
89€
MARSEILLE APERO FOOD TOUR
Looking to enjoy some Marseille Apero after sundown? Join us on this exclusive gastronomic food tour experience by night.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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A Marseille apéro, short for “apéritif,” is a cherished social tradition in Marseille and throughout France. It typically refers to a pre-dinner gathering or ritual where friends, family, or colleagues come together to enjoy drinks and light snacks in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. The Marseille apéro is more than just a prelude to a meal; it’s a time to unwind, socialize, and savor the moment before dinner.
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Exploring the Old Town of Marseille, known as Le Panier, is a journey through centuries of history and culture. Here are some must-sees:
Vieille Charité: Former almshouse is now a cultural center and museum complex with beautiful Baroque architecture and tranquil courtyard make it a must-visit.La Cathédrale de la Major: This Roman Catholic cathedral is an iconic landmark of Marseille. Its stunning Byzantine-Roman style architecture and ornate interior are worth admiring.
Le Panier: Wander through the charming streets of Le Panier, the oldest district in Marseille. Discover colorful facades, quaint squares, and hidden gems around every corner.
Local Cafés and Boutiques: Don’t miss the opportunity to relax at a traditional café, sample local pastries, and browse boutique shops offering artisanal crafts and souvenirs – why not try a food tour through the old town to find the best local spots.
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Unlike regular cocktail hours or happy hours, which may focus primarily on discounted drinks and quick socializing, Marseille apéro is a cultural experience deeply rooted in the local lifestyle. It’s not just about the drinks; it’s about the ambiance, the company, and the ritual of coming together to enjoy the simple pleasures of life. Marseille apéro often features regional specialties like pastis (an anise-flavored liqueur), local wines, and savory snacks such as tapenade, olives, and cheese. The emphasis is on leisurely enjoyment, conversation, and the celebration of shared moments with loved ones.