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Marseille Dining at Les Halles de la Major

Contributor blog post by Aixcentric:

Visitors to Marseille’s MuCEM or the Musée Regards de Provence can eat in either venue, or may like to wander along the main road a little to try Les Halles de la Major which is in the vaults tucked underneath the magnificent 19th century cathedral.

…Continue reading here for details on this market-style dining option in Marseille. A renovation and restoration project converted long abandoned vaults into a hip restaurant space. There are a wide choice of food options and even purveyors of local foodie products. This fine food emporium is definitely worth a visit. The only problem might be selecting what you want from the butcher, fish monger, cheese stand and so on.

Contact information

Les Halles de la Major
Open 7/7 days 9:30am-7pm
12, Quai de la Tourette
Les Voûtes de la Major
13002 Marseille

Best Parking is at Vinci Vieux-Port / Fort Saint Jean

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