Beautiful neighborhood with small shops and restaurants. Fantastic grafiti!

Amazing street art.. loved it. Easy to get lost but you may find a new piece of art in the process..

Really nice old area in the old quarter of Marseille. It's really nice to visit but I wouldn't live here even if you paid me. Rats running around on the street at night, balcanic music coming from the houses, and even saw a burned down car here LOL. Definitely an interesting place!

Great area with a lot of history. You can spend hours walking through the small and colourful streets. A must see if you are visiting Marseille

(Translated by Google) The oldest district of Marseille! The area of ​​artists and people of creativity! (Original) Самый старый район Марселя! Район художников и людей творчества!

Great place to walk around and look at the historical sites! Lots to small restaurants and shops to check out!

The Panier is an amazing neighborhood of Marseille where street art, nature and charming houses live in harmony. I highly recommend this place to visit !

(Translated by Google) The neighborhood to visit, a book in one hand, a camera in the other and eyes looking for treasures. La Vieille Charité is the old shelter for the city’s poor and beggars. Today it is a magnificent museum dedicated to Mediterranean archeology and to African, Oceanian and Amerindian arts (M.A.A.O.A). Admission is chargeable. It is the only place I believe after Paris which exhibits real reduced heads. The antique collections are magnificent. The Daviel Pavilion dates from the 18th century. It is the old courthouse in the city. Those condemned to death by guillotine were executed there. Below is the Town Hall, whose architecture is inspired by 17th century Genoese palaces. The neighborhood is also home to the Hôtel de Cabre and the Maison Diamantée, two of the city's oldest buildings that escaped the destruction ordered by German authorities during the Second World War. The Grand Rue is the oldest street in France. Place de Lenche is the ancient Greek agora. You will also see the Major Cathedral and its baroque style, the Hôtel-Dieu Intercontinental, an old hospital which welcomed the sick until the 1970s before becoming a Palace, the Saint Laurent church, the MUCEM, in short, so many walks and places to visit to immerse yourself in the history of Marseille with a capital H. (Original) Le quartier à visiter, un livre dans une main, un appareil photo dans l'autre et les yeux à la recherche de trésors. La Vieille Charité est l’ancien lieu d’accueil des pauvres et mendiants de la ville. C'est aujourd’hui un musée magnifique dédié à l'archéologie méditerranéenne et aux arts Africains, Océaniens et Amérindiens (M.A.A.O.A). L’entrée y est payante. C'est le seul lieu je crois après Paris qui expose de vraies têtes réduites. Les collections antiques sont magnifiques. Le Pavillon Daviel date du XVIIIe siècle. C'est l'ancien palais de justice de la ville. Les condamnés à mort par guillotine y étaient exécutés. Il y a en-dessous l'Hôtel de Ville dont l’architecture est inspirée des palais génois du 17ème siècle. Le quartier abrite également l'Hôtel de Cabre et la Maison Diamantée, deux des bâtiments les plus anciens de la ville qui ont échappé aux destructions ordonnées par les autorités allemandes durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. La Grand Rue est la plus veille rue de France. La Place de Lenche est l'ancienne agora grecque. Vous verrez également la Cathédrale de la Major et son style baroque, l'Hôtel-Dieu Intercontinental, un ancien hôpital qui a accueilli les malades jusque dans les années 1970 avant de devenir un Palace, l'église Saint Laurent, le MUCEM, bref, autant de balades et d'endroits à visiter pour se plonger dans l'Histoire de Marseille avec un grand H.

(Translated by Google) Lithic place of Marseille. Oldest quarter of the city. (Original) Lieu lithique de Marseille. Plus vieux quartier de la ville.

(Translated by Google) the historic quarter of Marseille, you must absolutely visit it with its flowery streets and tags of magnificent loco artists. (Original) le cartier historique de Marseille ,il faut le visiter absolument avec ses rues fleuries et tags d'artistes loco magnifique .

(Translated by Google) It is a historic district of Marseille. It is also a place of Jean-Claude IZZO. For him, here, like the playground. He said, "Happiness is our natural state. This happiness is taken from us by 5 thieves: control, vanity, lust, consumption and comfort. " (Original) C’est un quartier historique de Marseille. C’est aussi un lieu de Jean-Claude IZZO. Pour lui, ici, comme le terrain de jeux. Il a dit « Le bonheur est notre état naturel. Ce bonheur nous est enlevé par 5 voleurs : le contrôle, la vanité, la convoitise, la consommation et le confort. »

(Translated by Google) A legendary district for fans of "Plus Belle La Vie" (Original) Un quartier mythique pour les fans de "Plus Belle La Vie"

New years eve, it's nice and peaceful, very few tourist so was able to enjoy a walk through the whole area talk to vendors and buy little gits with no hassle. Lovely even just for the walk

(Translated by Google) Picturesque as you wish. Nice walk. Do not hesitate to "get lost" in the alleys. (Original) Pittoresque à souhait. Belle promenade. Ne pas hésiter à se "perdre" dans les ruelles.

(Translated by Google) Timeless picturesque place where you can wander around discovering places in the streets ... (Original) Lieu pittoresque intemporel ou l on peut déambuler en decouvrant des lieux des rues ...

This place is wonderful a must see in Marseille city its the remains of the original city wich is over 2000 years old. With charming little streets you will love getting lost and finding artisanal shops all over the neighborhood.

Wow

(Translated by Google) One of the old areas of the city. I advise you to read his story earlier. There are restaurants and souvenir shops. Nice corner of Marseille. But I want the city hall to pay more attention to it in the restoration. (Original) Один из старых районов города. Советую раньше почитать его историю. Есть рестораны и магазинчики с сувенирами. Симпатичный уголок Марселя. Но хочется чтобы мэрия больше уделил ему внимания в реставрации.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and great place to sit and drink something in the late summer afternoon in Marseille. Explore the surroundings and get lost in the alleys (Original) Lugar muito agradável e ótimo para sentar e beber algo no final da tarde de verão em marseille. Explorem os arredores e se percam pelas ruelas

(Translated by Google) Nice typical neighborhood. (Original) Joli quartier typique.

Loved taking all these paths and finding beautiful street arts in each corner of Le Panier. It’s one of the most vibrant area of Marseille. Get some comfy shoes to walk around and specially because there are many stairs to be taken. Enjoy the little terraces, the cafes and croissants. This place was definitely one of my favorite in the city because of the strategic location

no go area

Interesting little place but be prepared for a climb up a hill or a set of stairs. Your choice! There are some neat shops at the top and some small cafes. You can pass through here on your way between city districts, so it's worth a visit.

Stayed in an AirB&B in la Panier and couldn't speak highly enough of it. Wide variety of restaurants and bars and many great indipendent shops hidden in beautiful streets! There is also loads of street art/graffiti which really added to its charm. Great area to visit if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the old port

Chic, cute little small area! Very nice area to spend time walking and having some lunch in the square! So many picturesque points!

Cute neighborhood where you can have a nice walk in its small streets. No cars inside the neighborhood. You can enjoy Graffiti on the walls while walking.

Beautiful neighbourhood with lovely people!

One can easily if you can overlook the crowd, imagine oneself transported in the old days Marseille... A feel of ancient yet youthful and vibrant

A nice place to walk around. You have lots of small shops, and small things of other amenities of commerce. There are some nice graffiti all around, and very small quaint streets. And enjoyable walk.

Very beautiful area of Marseille. Charmant & old. The only thing that really bothered me is how people that live there can look to tourists. Some were catcalling & some were calling people (especially women) bad names. Be careful. Don’t walk here alone! Be careful when people come close to you: pickpocketing area!

quite pretty place, colorful and big painting that matched the old building and narrow alley. sunny day would be more pretty. worth for visit

Nice to see the other side of Marseille. Historically beautiful, but graffiti everywhere and €9 for two coffees.

Bohemian and artistic block located close to the vieux port of Marseille. Very charming and interesting to walk around. Streets are full of street art, cafés, restaurants, boutiques and historical places. There are squares with tables outside that allow you to sit and have food and/or drinks while enjoying the ambience. I hardly recommend to visit it when in Marseille. There are some free tours dedicated to explain the history of the place. The place has stairs, and streets go up and down making it not very friendly for wheelchair or baby cart.

Favorite area of Marseille. The mix of grit and charm is beautiful. Great little stores, amazing street art.

Just visited here to see art and building structure.

Beautiful city, will come back sometime

A neighborhood with okayish shops, I didnt find anything too remarkable. I mean if you walk around marseilles you will get interesting neighborhoods, alleys, houses and Le Panier was no different.

(Translated by Google) Let yourself go to stroll and discover the small streets ... You will be amazed (Original) Laissez vous aller à flâner et découvrez les petites rues ...Vous serez émerveillés

(Translated by Google) A pleasant historic city center, part of which dates from 600 BC. (Original) Un agréable centre-ville historique dont une partie date de 600 avant J-C.

(Translated by Google) Very nice area to visit, beautiful little colorful and flowery streets ? .. nice little shops (Original) Très jolie quartier à visiter, de belles petites rues colorées et fleuries ?..des petits commerces sympathiques

Le quartier du panier est un très joli quartier avec des maisons colorées qui rappellent Collioure. On retrouve un peu partout des tag sur les murs qui pour certain sont vraiment magnifique mais pour d’autre je l’admet gâchent un peu l’endroit. Il s’agit bien sûr d’un quartier à voir absolument pour des touristes marseillais, ne serait-ce que pour s’y poser une trentaine de minutes. Il y a énormément de boutiques les prix sont assez haut mais il y a de forte change pour que vous puissiez trouver un souvenir sympathique à emporter

Très typique. À voir !

Petite ruelles sympathique et typique du quartier du panier.

Marseille comme je l'aime. Ses rues étroites, ses échoppes et surtout ses graffitis ?❣

(Translated by Google) Very nice neighborhood (Original) Tres beau quartier

(Translated by Google) TOP 5 of Marseille. We like to get lost in the small pedestrian streets of Le Panier and savor this unique atmosphere. The ideal is to eat on the terrace on the Place des Pistoles, buy some Marseille soaps and take the time to admire the street art. To visit absolutely. (Original) TOP 5 de Marseille. On aime se perdre dans les petites rues piétonnes du Panier et savourer cette ambiance unique. L’idéal est de manger en terrasse sur la place des pistoles, acheter quelques savons de Marseille et prendre le temps d’admirer le street art. À visiter absolument.

Fantastic walking around Le Panier lots of Cafe bars The Theatre Cafe bar is superb and a walk through the Old town has some Fantastic Graffiti lots of budget accomodation if you are backpacking.

Nice cool breeze. Wonderful environment

Amazing environment, but there is always a chance you'll find something shady

Small little streets and old houses. It was a nice walk but not really a special one.

An old neighborhood full of interesting shops and buildings... For tourists it's definitely worth a visit

Old town of Marseille, charming little streets, good and traditional food and shops.

Very cute district, and great area to stay in during your visit to Marseille. Lots of cute cafes and restaurants, lots of shopping, and a ton of unique street art!

A nice place in Marseille for drinking a beer. The service can be slow with respect meals. Usually many people so ... be patient. Rates around that you can consider normal in this quarter.

(Translated by Google) Nice little shaded place (Original) Joli petite place ombragée

(Translated by Google) A very special place. The many small alleys with graffiti are real works of art. I liked it. The negative was that one or the other figure in the alleys did not look so trustworthy. (Original) Ein sehr spezieller Ort. Die vielen kleinen Gassen mit Graffitis sind echte Kunstwerke. Mir hat es gefallen. Negativ war, dass die eine oder andere Gestalt in den Gassen nicht so vertrauenswürdig aussahen.

(Translated by Google) Friendly and pleasant place! Especially in summer. (Original) Lieu sympathique et agréable ! Surtout en été.

(Translated by Google) Very good menu of the day with sea bream as a main course. I highly recommend this restaurant (Original) Très bon menu du jour avec dorade royale en plat de résistance. Je recommande vivement ce restaurant

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful part of Marseille (Original) Der schönste Teil von Marseille

(Translated by Google) It's nice to walk in the alleys of the basket (Original) C'est agréable de se promèner dans les ruelles du panier

(Translated by Google) Old picturesque district of Marseille to miss under any circumstances, Local craftsman and small Provencal square that will warm your hearts. (Original) Vieux quartier pittoresque de Marseille à louper sous aucun prétexte, Artisant local et petite place provençale qui rechauferons vos cœur.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful neighborhood, mandatory stop in Marseille (Original) Quartiere meraviglioso, tappa obbligatoria a Marsiglia

(Translated by Google) Picturesque neighborhood that is done on foot. Many galleries, street art on every corner, nice terraces. Almost no car or motorbike. Alleys, laundry in the windows ..... The Marseille of postcards. (Original) Quartier pittoresque qui se fait à pied. De nombreuses galeries, du street art à chaque coin de rue, des terrasses sympa. Quasiment aucune voiture ou moto. Ruelles, linge aux fenêtres.....La Marseille des cartes postales.

Beautiful artistic area. Great murals, artisanal workshops and local bars, nice rest from the spatial and sunny Vieux Port.

(Translated by Google) Historic district with its small period streets. Very charming. (Original) Quartier historique avec ses petites ruelles d'époque. Beaucoup de charme.

Huge salad and a great atmosphere.

(Translated by Google) Must see area (Original) Quartier incontournable

(Translated by Google) Picturesque place with a lot of history (Original) Lieu pittoresque avec beaucoup d'histoires

(Translated by Google) Typical district alive and full of colors, to visit. (Original) Quartier typique vivant et plein de couleurs, à visiter.

(Translated by Google) A must in Marseille (Original) Incontournable de Marseille

(Translated by Google) Very nice neighborhood (Original) Très joli quartier

(Translated by Google) Magnificent, lively, lively place Shops, street art, exhibitions ... A real identity that emerges A must-see when visiting the city! (Original) Lieu magnifique, vivant, animé Commerces, art de rue, expositions ... Une vraie identité qui se dégage Un incontournable lors de la visite de la ville !