The Cinq Avenues district Marseille

The 4th arrondissement of Marseille is mainly known because it is there that is the Longchamp Park, with its palace and its zoological garden. And the district of the 4th arrondissement which shelters all this, are the Cinq Avenues.The zoological garden and the park are places where it is good to go for a walk with the family, where you often meet young parents with their little ones or even seniors who bask on a bench. It is their way of appreciating this verdant nature, bathing under the sun of Marseilles.There is also another way to appreciate nature, Charles Darwin, one would say, because it is to visit the Museum of Natural History of Marseille in one of the wings of the Longchamp Palace. Otherwise, if one is interested in art, the opposite wing of the Museum of Natural History houses that of the Fine Arts which exhibit paintings, sculptures and drawings, the majority dating before the 20th century. It is noteworthy that these museums are among the oldest in Marseille, founded at the beginning of the 19th century.In the evening, the Cinq Avenues are transformed into celebrities. It is here that all the good addresses in Marseille are grouped: bars, restaurants, pubs, trendy nightclubs. There is everything you need to spend an excellent evening after a busy day at the park or museums.It is easy to get to the Cinq Avenues from any other area of ​​Marseille as the area is well served by the metro and the tram. By staying in the neighboring districts of Belsunce, Noailles or Belle de Mai, you are only 15 minutes walk from the Cinq Avenues.For your next stay in Marseille, do not miss to make a detour on the side of the Cinq Avenues, a must for the revelers in search of a very lively typically provencal atmosphere. Take a holiday rental on My Home in and come for a week or even a short weekend. Relaxation and leisure will be there to welcome you.