A Day in Marseille
David & Karen Taylor · ExploreContributor blog post by David Taylor:
Marseille is a must do day out whilst staying in Provence. Its about 90 minutes drive from Saint Saturnin Les Apt, parking is easy and reasonably charged.
The Petit Train is a great way to see the highlights.
The Vieux Port is a big draw with its busy harbour where you can …Continue reading here
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