Thomas Joannes

Marseille should take care of its heritage and perhaps do a little more to promote it. No information was available at the site even though it is closely linked to the establishment of Marseille itself. Also, the site itself could do with a little clean up. Nevertheless, the walk to it through the pine trees is lovely and makes the visit charming.

A very clean park where dogs aren't allowed and for a very good reason it's full of aromatic plants from the Mediterranean area. I'm not sure if you're allowed to pick some. It's very tempting! It's a very safe place for children as it's enclosed and has a good playground. Surprisingly, it was very quiet during weekdays. There are some beautiful fruit trees that were blooming as early as February.

Well it was a bit like pilgrimage for me as I hadn't been there for over 50 years. Nothing much has changed, the same stuffed animals are still there. I'm pretty sure I recognised some of them. They are some game activities for kids , just ask at the front desk. Rue Beauvoisine is interesting to visit for its numerous galleries.

It's a good place to visit and to mingle with friends!
Particularly lovely in autumn. There is also a 1/2 soccer field for the kids to train on ! A good place to make new friends!

A wonderful way to challenge your child or yourself in achieving what looked to be too difficult in the first place. Everything has been taken care of, and it's very safe.
We already went there a few times with my 9 year old boy, and his 4 year old brother can't wait to try it too when he will have the right age. There could be a few mosquitoes depending on the season, so it's a good idea to bring repellent and cream. Especially for the parents following their kids on the ground.