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In Marseille, as in many other cities in France, local restaurants are open on schedule. Lunch usually lasts from 12:00 to 14:00. Also, locals prefer late dinners – from 19:00 to 22:00. There is no point in looking for a restaurant before 19:00 as most of the really good places will be closed. Only tourist restaurants are open all day, but you won’t taste authentic Marseille cuisine there.

This museum was created to preserve local traditions and the Occitan language. Each room in the museum is dedicated to one specific topic – for example, cuisine and Christmas traditions, parenting and the music of Provence, etc. It is one of the best places to learn more about this unique region, in which Marseille is included. The museum is open every day until 17:00, and the ticket price is 6 euro.

The Cathedral of Marseille was built by order of Napoleon III in the Byzantine-Roman style. It took almost 20 years to complete the interior of this splendid cathedral. Tourists are attracted by the graceful appearance of the cathedral and the intricate combination of white marble and Byzantine mosaics. The cathedral is one of the largest religious buildings in Europe.