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Conoce la conectividad, el coste y la vida cotidiana para nómadas digitales en Marseilles.
Marseille, France's second largest city and the country's oldest port, founded around 600 BC. by Greek settlers, it is a vibrant cultural and economic crossroads of the Mediterranean. With an ancient history, a unique mix of Mediterranean cultures and a privileged seafront location, Marseille offers an experience rich in heritage, gastronomy and nature, highlighting its emblematic Old Port, the Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica and the Calanques National Park.
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Growing destination for digital nomads with good connectivity, coworking spaces and reasonable cost of living.
Digital nomad score: 82/100
Marseille offers a more balanced budget than Paris, with options for all budgets. Cultural diversity is reflected in a wide range of cuisine and accommodation, from hostels to luxury hotels.
Marseille WiFi
Free WiFi in public spaces, libraries, museums and many cafes in the center and Vieux-Port
Prepaid cards available on all French operators, excellent 4G/5G coverage throughout the city
Discover Marseilles without overspending
Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
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Growing destination for digital nomads with good connectivity, coworking spaces and reasonable cost of living.
Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
Efficient public transport system with metro, trams and buses, plus unique maritime connections.
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View full guideClimb Notre-Dame de la Garde at sunset for the best views of the golden city. Also try the Palais du Pharo for views of the Old Port.
Visit the Calanques early in the morning or at the end of the day. Summer weekends are very busy.
Respect the cultural diversity of Marseille. The city celebrates its Mediterranean, North African and Italian influences.
The schedules are more relaxed than in Paris. Many shops close at noon and dinners start later.
Protect yourself from the intense sun, especially in the Calanques. Use sunscreen, a hat, and bring plenty of water.
Tap water is drinkable. In seafood restaurants, check for freshness, especially in summer.
Marseille is generally safe in tourist areas. Maintain normal precautions, avoid showing valuables and be careful in some peripheral areas at night.
Some areas north of the city require more caution. Stay in central and tourist areas, especially at night.
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