In 600 BC the Greeks discovered three hills overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and decided this was the perfect place to begin a city. The small area, where it all began, is referred to as Le Panier—the oldest district in Marseille, France.
Through the years, this district in Marseille has developed into a magical work of art and a delight to wander through. The narrow brick streets are lined with colorful street art, outdoor cafes, plazas, and shops.
Le Panier, which means “basket” in French, is a paradise for anyone that loves old doors—especially when they have been embellished with street art. Here are some of my favorites:
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