Marseille: Les Voutes de la Major
Guest Post · Inspire · Shopping & GiftsSlowly, the shopping and eating area tucked underneath the imposing cathedrale de la Major is coming to life. There are 8 stores open so far, including a very large Habitat (1500m2) and a Fragonard more of which later.
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