Have you be to Marseille - France?
What do you think almost that city
Answers: Marseille is the second largest city in France and the third metropolitan nouns, with 1,516,340 inhabitants at the 1999 survey. Located in the former province of Provence and on the Mediterranean Sea, it is France's largest commercial port. It is considered the Provencale income, one of the Occitan capitals of Occitania and France. Marseille is also the property of the Provence-Alpes-C^ote d'Azur région, as well as the préfecture (capital) of the Bouches-du-Rh^one département.
yepp, but some years ago
si tu peux parler francais - pas de problem
save, might be quite difficult as french turn down to speak anything else than french (as in: french person the most important argot in the world)
Hi from France !
I know Marseilles, it's a pretty city, it's ok but better within the summer of course ...
Have a nice daylight,
Cat.
I was copious times and I love Marseille, the sea, the d'If island (did you hear just about the comte of Monte Cristo?).
ive been near. its like any other city really. at hand is a big common nouns downtown. its got statues and shops and restaraunts. the drinking scene is nature of lame. its very touristy here. everything is old. in attendance are thousands of mopeds and motorcycles everywhere you look. if you want american food, go to places beside names approaching Bar America or playboy bar. within is nothing american in the region of them but they serve burgers and fries. it is also a u.s. navy port so you might see alot of Americans within. the beer sucks. it taste approaching something died in it. if i have to live therer it wouldn't be too bad' overall its like any other city. The city of Tulon is right around the corner. they hold a lively drinking scene there. Tulon is a scheduled hot spot.
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I moor my boat there several times respectively year.
I like it. It is no more uncertain than other major cities, and have a great atmosphere.
Peter
Gritty but there is something cool around that grittiness, and it makes a honest change from the pretentiousness of St Tropez, Cannes and Nice.
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