
Marseille is France’s second‑largest city, a bustling Mediterranean port where historic streets meet the sea, and the Calanques National Park lies within its limits, offering rugged cliffs, clear water and a lively, multicultural atmosphere.
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Late spring or early autumn tend to be pleasant, with milder temperatures and fewer tourists, while the height of summer brings strong heat and crowds that can make the narrow streets and coastal walks feel cramped.
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