The first city in France - Marseille
Marseille, the second largest city in France, is also the oldest city in France, a ancient city with a history of 2,500 years. Marseille is not only the largest port in France, but also the largest port in all Mediterranean coastal areas.
During the French Revolution in 1792, the people of Marseille sang the 'Rhein River War Song' marching into Paris, which later became the French national anthem, known as 'La Marseillaise'.
The main building of the Notre-Dame de la Garde Cathedral has a golden gilded Madonna statue that is 9.7 meters high. It is said that this shining Madonna statue can be seen from almost any angle in Marseille, and the cathedral has therefore become a symbol of Marseille (Figures 1, 8, 9, 10). The cathedral is built on a hill 150 meters high, from where you can overlook the entire city of Marseille and the Mediterranean scenery, which is very spectacular (Figures 6, 7).
The old port of Marseille is the true center of Marseille, where you can experience the pure southern French style (Figures 4, 13, 14, 15).
The palace of Napoleon III - Longchamp Palace, built in 1862, is a garden building that combines Baroque, Roman and Oriental architectural styles (Figures 2, 11, 12).
The Marseille Cathedral is magnificent (Figure 5), and the Marseille train station is like a museum (Figure 18).
The last 2 pictures are due to the French bus driver taking the wrong way, allowing us to see another side of Marseille.
An ancient building in Cyprus is very famous. This place is also a very huge space. The palace itself is also quite unique in design style. The Longshan Palace can also feel the fun content. It is a very unique building.
You can see this palace on the streets of the city. The overall layout of the palace is semicircular, integrating Baroque, Roman and Eastern styles, and relatively diverse, with a small garden that is also quite beautiful.
This place is a palace of Napoleon, located on a small island, the whole palace is not large in size, but I feel very compact and exquisite, with lots of statues and some gardens.
beautiful building, interior and artwork. Both the natural history museum and art gallery were stunning, clean, quiet and informative.
Longshang Palace is Napoleon's palace, but in fact, it was only a water tower. Walking along the famous Canubiere Avenue, you can see this palace which integrates Baroque, Roman and Oriental architecture. Marseille's Napoleon Longshan Palace is spectacular and free to visit.
In 1839, the grand project to solve the drought problem and bring the Durans into Marseille took 10 years to complete, the project was extremely large, with 85 kilometers of canals and 18 water-transfer bridges. To commemorate this hard-won water source, the governor of Marseille decided to build a palace above the reservoir, named the Palace of Longshan. Henry Esperandieu was selected again, and he was the designer of the Church of the Guardian of Our Lady. Due to funding problems, it was not completed until 1869.
Metro Line 1 has the same name station, exit the station into the same name park, casually ask the individual to climb the mountain in the direction indicated, and then go downhill and uphill after a toss to see the magnificent back of this palace. Maybe because of the decoration, it is winter, it seems a bit dilapidated, the art gallery does not open, the main entrance is not open, the fountain does not spray water, but the natural museum is open, the exhibits are rich, it is worth seeing
It is an ancient castle palace-style building on the hillside, well preserved, against the blue sky and green trees, especially attractive, extremely large film.