The Corniche Kennedy (walk and look)

Now, take your time.
Walk along the Corniche Kennedy .

Here, the view is constantly changing.
On the left, the city.
To the right, the sea.

You can stop at every bench, at every low wall.
No need for a specific objective.
Just keep moving forward.

👉 Tip:
Morning for the light.
In the evening for the atmosphere.

Endoume and Malmousque (the calm Marseille)

Continuing on foot, you will arrive towards Endoume and Malmousque .

Here, the viewpoints are discreet.
But they remain in the lead for a long time.

To do:

• Sitting on the rocks

• Watch the islands

• Do nothing else

👉 It's not spectacular.
That's just very true.

Borély Park (gentle and open view)

If you want a quieter viewpoint, go to Parc Borély .

From certain walkways, you can see:

• the park

• the sea

• the sky wide open

It's flat.
It's easy.
It's relaxing.

👉 Perfect after a long day of walking.

The lesser-known viewpoints (in conclusion)

If you want to avoid crowds, also consider:

• The 26th Centenary Park

• Some heights in the 13th arrondissement

• The stairs around Roucas-Blanc

Not always on Google.
But often very beautiful.

👉 Sometimes, the best viewpoint is simply the one where there is no one.

The Beauséjour Marseille t-shirt (the one you wear afterwards)

After walking all day, you realize something:
Marseille, you don't want to leave it behind.

That's exactly why we made the Marseille boxy t-shirt from Beauséjour .