Prepare for the strong Mistral wind that can sweep through Marseille; locals adjust their clothing and posture to combat it.

Respect the tradition of Marseille's signature dish bouillabaisse by eating it in a local restaurant and following its proper serving etiquette.

Visit Marseille's iconic Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica and understand the local's devotion to the Virgin Mary, a symbol of protection for the city.

Greet locals with a firm handshake and direct eye contact when introduced; use 'Bonjour' or 'Bonsoir', depending on the time of day.

When passing by the iconic cannons at Antibes port, it is customary to knock on them for good luck.

Participate in La Ciotat's lively festivals and understand the importance of community gatherings and shared joy.

Haggle prices at Marseille's bustling street markets to find unique souvenirs and local products.

Sample street food from various vendors while observing the local's customs and enjoying their lively banter.

Experience the annual Foire de Saint-Victor fair and participate in games, rides, and local food tastings.

Respect the pristine beauty of Calanque de Sormiou by cleaning up after yourself and following leave-no-trace principles.

Explore the charming Le Panier district and understand its historical significance to Marseille's development.

Participate in Marseille's lively nightlife by visiting local bars and clubs, while respecting the customs and enjoying the music.

Visit the infamous Château d'If and learn about its history as a prison during the Napoleonic Wars.

Visit La Corderie Royale and learn about its historical significance as a naval rope factory during the French colonial empire.

Explore the historical La Vieille Charité complex and understand its role as a hospital for the poor during the 17th century.