Everyone’s talking about it, and for good reason. Pénélope has created something special here – with every piece hunted down from flea markets, it manages to keep the soul of a real Marseillaishome. The history’s still in the bones, just dressed up with brilliant colours and beautiful furniture. The garden’s perfect for the cultural events she occasionally hosts, and those sea views don’t hurt either. Malmousque is around the corner for coastal walks and restaurants, and yes, the road to the villa is quite steep, but you’ll be glad you made the climb. 

Malmousque is a pretty little fishing village with a stunning port that overlooks the turquoise Mediterranean waters. There is so much to do here, from exploring the many treasures of the little picturesque village, or taking a dip in the water on sweltering days. 

This picturesque cove is nestled between cliffs, and is surrounded by crystal-clear waters that people often take a dip in but don't want to stray too far from the city. 

Le Grand Guste is a traditional French bistro in Marseille offering classic cuisine with a modern twist. With recipes from the owner's grandfather Chef Auguste MURE, we can guarantee nothing but delectable traditional flavours.