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Raphael Gaujoux3 Avenue Frédéric Le Play
Marseille
13009
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Situated in Marseille's 9th arrondissement, in the southern area of the city, this charming bed & breakfast is nestled within a family-owned property. The space has been cleverly transformed to house a delightful restaurant, serving lunch, as well as comfortable rooms for guests to enjoy. The entire property has been meticulously designed with a strong focus on environmental sustainability, from cultivating produce for the restaurant to harnessing solar energy for water and electricity consumption. Even the materials used in the renovation have been carefully chosen. Aptly named Ginkgo, after the legendary Ginkgo Biloba tree, this establishment offers three cozy double rooms, each with its own unique vegetable-themed decor. Check-in is available at any time of the day, with room availability starting from 3pm (Mon, Tue, and Wed) and 5pm (Thu to Sun). For your convenience, please check with the host for specific check-out times, which are 11am if the room is occupied the same day or 3pm if the room is vacant. Feel free to explore the expansive outdoor space, including the vegetable garden, and take advantage of the on-site parking. The restaurant is open from Thursday to Sunday, serving delectable meals from 12pm to 3pm. In addition, evening meals and high-end picnic baskets are available upon request, subject to availability. For those eager to explore the natural wonders of the area, Ginkgo is conveniently located just a few miles away from the breathtaking "Les Calanques" National Park (5 minutes by car, 10 minutes by public transportation, or a 25-minute walk) and the nearby sea (10 minutes by car, 30 minutes by public transportation). As an added bonus, Ginkgo also offers day trips on a sailing boat, accompanied by a knowledgeable local skipper, to discover the hidden gems that Marseille has to offer. For further details regarding pricing and availability, please consult with the host.Reviews
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Directions
Take Bus N°21 from the "Prado roundabout" (rond point du prado) and get off at the "Soude Réginensi" Stop.
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Prices
| Property type | Quantity |
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extra bed | breakfast |
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
3 | 515 | 515 | 630 | 760 | ||||||||||
Services
Wi-Fi
Parking
Garden
Disabled Access
Dinner
Credit cards accepted
Attractions
- Parc National des Calanques: Located along the Mediterranean coastline, the Parc National des Calanques offers breathtaking natural beauty with its rugged cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and hidden coves. Visitors can enjoy hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, and swimming in this protected area.
- Notre-Dame de la Garde: This iconic basilica sits atop a hill and overlooks the city of Marseille. Known as the guardian of the city, Notre-Dame de la Garde offers stunning panoramic views of Marseille and its surrounding areas. The basilica's beautiful architecture and intricate mosaics make it a must-visit attraction.
- Vieux Port: The Old Port of Marseille is a bustling waterfront area that has been at the heart of the city's activity for centuries. Visitors can stroll along the quay, watch fishermen in action, explore the nearby markets, or take a boat trip to the Frioul Islands. The Vieux Port is also home to numerous cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops.
- Musée d'Histoire de Marseille: Situated in the heart of the city, the Musée d'Histoire de Marseille showcases the rich history of Marseille from ancient times to the present day. The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts, including archaeological finds, artwork, and historical objects, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the city's past.
- Palais Longchamp: This grand monument is a symbol of Marseille's cultural heritage. Built in the late 19th century, Palais Longchamp consists of a majestic palace, beautiful gardens, and an impressive fountain. The palace houses the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Natural History Museum, making it a popular destination for art and nature enthusiasts.
- Château d'If: Located on a small island off the coast of Marseille, Château d'If is a historic fortress that once served as a prison. Made famous by Alexandre Dumas' novel "The Count of Monte Cristo," visitors can tour the castle, explore its dark prison cells, and enjoy panoramic views of the sea.
- La Corniche: This scenic coastal road stretches along the Mediterranean Sea, offering stunning views and picturesque landscapes. La Corniche is lined with beautiful villas, beaches, and seafood restaurants, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely drive or a relaxing walk by the sea.
- MuCEM - Musée des Civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée: Situated at the entrance of the Vieux Port, the MuCEM is a modern museum dedicated to the Mediterranean civilizations. It showcases a diverse range of exhibits, including art, artifacts, and multimedia installations, providing visitors with insights into the cultural heritage of the Mediterranean region.
- Marseille Cathedral: Also known as Cathédrale de la Major, Marseille Cathedral is a stunning Roman Catholic cathedral with a mix of architectural styles, including Byzantine and Romanesque. The cathedral's ornate interiors and impressive organ make it a popular attraction for those interested in religious and architectural history. 10. Les Terrasses du Port: Situated near the Vieux Port, Les Terrasses du Port is a modern shopping mall that offers a wide range of international and local brands. With its panoramic rooftop terrace, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the city while indulging in shopping, dining, or simply relaxing with a drink. These attractions provide a diverse range of experiences, from natural beauty and historical landmarks to cultural institutions and shopping destinations, ensuring a memorable visit to Marseille.