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The Petit Nice Passédat, 3 rosettes in the Michelin Guide from March 2008, where Gérald Passédat takes his inspiration from the products of the Mediterranean; further on, at the gateway to the Calanques, the Restaurant la Grotte, with its surprising baroque décor, serves Provençal specialities; or there’s the gourmet restaurant Les 3 Forts, with the Vieux Port as its background.
www.passedat.fr
www.sofitel.com
www.lagrotte-13.com
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Cours Estienne d'Orves
If you like a quiet atmosphere, find your way to the Cours Estienne d’Orves, a superb Italian-style square lined with cafés, restaurants and shops, and have a cup of tea at the Arcenaulx, an establishment that combines a bookshop and restaurant.
If you like it, you can book a table for dinner, where you’ll be served Provençal specialities in a romantic atmosphere with candles and classical music
www.les-arcenaulx.com
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Marseille, European and Mediterranean Capital of Culture in 2013,
On 16 September 2008, Marseille was designated European Capital of Culture 2013 along with the Slovak city of Kosice. In 2013, the two cities will become the windows on European cultural activities for the eyes of the world.
www.marseille-provence2013.fr
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 Shopping in the many streets of the city centre. You’ll find all the big names in rues Paradis, Grignan, Montgrand and Sainte, which are semi-pedestrian streets, ideal for a gentle stroll. If you’re looking for a younger atmosphere, try rue Saint-Ferréol, where you’ll find all the “trendy” boutiques as well as Galeries Lafayette, which was given a new look in 2005, a mix of design and minimalism. And for antiquities, let’s go to the street Edmond Rostand ! |
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