Cours Julien, Marseille

The Cours Julien is Marseille's hipster neighborhood, home to artists, musicians, and the bohemian bourgeoisie, better known as bo-bo

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Marseille: Self-Guided Audio Tour

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Marseille: 2-Hour Street Art Tour

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... Cours Julien, the 'arty' district of Marseilles, the open air gallery where the street artists have invested the walls.

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Cours Julien, Marseille

The Cours Julien is Marseille's hipster neighborhood, home to artists, musicians, and the bohemian bourgeoisie, better known as bo-bo.

The Cours Julien is Marseille's hipster neighborhood, home to artists, musicians, and the bohemian bourgeoisie, better known as bo-bo. Once home to the fruits and vegetables wholesale market till 1970, the part-pedestrian street is today lined with trendy cafés, restaurants, theatres, bookshops, galleries, playgrounds, and tattoo parlors. Walking around the area is a treat for art lovers, as the facades are covered in colorful street art and graffiti of various kinds. The open square has a fountain, and hosts a market selling organic products on Wednesday. The Espace Julien concert hall presents live acts.

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About Cours Julien

 13006 Marseille, France

 +33 6 63 34 65 53

 coursjulien.marsnet.org

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