The only french city that was worth visiting Read Less

The bus dropped us off and then we took a train for 8 euros to Notre Dame de la Garde, beautiful views. Read Less

The ship docked on Tuesday, and every museum was closed. We should have gone with a tour for this one. Read Less

Run-down, extortionate prices, restaurants would only serve you if you bought meal and drink Read Less

Loved Marseilles's coffee shops and little streets Read Less

Again we only used the shuttle bus to do our own thing. The old port is an absolute must - this is a seriouisly vibrant city and we would recommend that you spend a day getting to know it Read Less

Beautiful villages and great shopping. Also enjoyed the ochre mine. Read Less

Take the ship's bus into town for 16 bucks, not worth the hassle and wait of walking or taking public transit. The buses were continuous and took you straight into town. After you get off, we took stairs up to viewpoint by the Mucem and wandered to the Charity Museum which had really interesting artifacts. Ambled thru Old Town and enjoyed a long relaxing french meal on a patio at Table D'Augustine. We took la petit train to the Cathedral and was glad not to walk, but it was definitely more exhaust-filled with busy traffic. Bought soap in town but found the market at the Ship's port was comparable and had good deals too. Read Less

Our lease favorites port, the ship want 20 euro for shuttle to the city center. If you walk 10 min out from the port there is free shuttle drop you off at center Read Less

tram was easy to get on and took us right to cathedral Read Less

The walk from ship to the free shuttle stop is so long and quite industrial, not very enjoyable, especially under record high temperature. Do not advise you to do it, unless the weather is pleasant. Suggest to take either taxi or cruise line shuttle out. Read Less

Better than expected. A pretty sea-side town but a bit grimy. The views from the hillside Cathedral are amazing. Read Less

2 1/2 hour free tour of the Gothic section of Barcelona. Tip at the end of the tour. Great guide Read Less

Went to Aix by train, which was excellent. Marseille itself is rather rough. Read Less

Big city, ended up taking the free bus but it's some distance from the ship. Read Less

We took a taxi to/from the port area and walked the port. We took the choo-choo excursion and enjoyed it. Read Less

Follow the green line to free shuttle bus. Couldn't find the start of the petit train but saw it. walked along waterfront - got a taxi back 15 euros as bus que too long Read Less

take free shuttle that drops of at dock entrance and walk 20 minutes to old port. From there we took le petit train to Norte dame for fantastic views over city. About 30 minutes to top and 10 minutes Dow. Compulsory to get of train .... about 15 mins in queue. Read Less

Rode hop-on, hop-off bus. Walked through city. Less touristy. Friendly people. Great shopping. Loved it! Read Less

Marseille is a beautiful city, we had visited previously and could not take an excursion this time since it was the port we were embarking at and debarking a week later. Take the mini train from the Vieux Port up to the Cathedral for an enjoyable time on your own. Read Less

Really interesting port, lots to see and do, great shops, lovely marina, excellent museum. Would like to visit again. Read Less

Used the shuttle bus into town centre Read Less

We took a cab into the old port and hopped on the Petit Train. It took us around the city and up to the cathedral on the hill. Beautiful city views! Once back we just walked around the city. The old port is beautiful. Read Less

Large shopping mall and waterfront with many cafe’s. Read Less

The hop on hop off bus tour was great. Read Less