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Marsella FRANCIA 🇫🇷 | WALKING TOUR | 3 horas caminando por HISTORIA, ARTE y CURIOSIDADES ✨
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Marsella FRANCIA 🇫🇷 | WALKING TOUR | 3 horas caminando por HISTORIA, ARTE y CURIOSIDADES ✨



Marsella FRANCIA 🇫🇷 | WALKING TOUR | 3 horas caminando por HISTORIA, ARTE y CURIOSIDADES ✨

🌟 Walking Tour por Marsella – Historia, Arte y Street Art 🌟
¡Descubre Marsella paso a paso! Desde la Basílica Notre-Dame de la Garde, pasando por Le Panier y su arte urbano, hasta la Cathédrale La Major, el Vieux Port, el Fort Saint-Jean y el MuCEM.
Explora callejuelas históricas, murales coloridos, vistas espectaculares del Mediterráneo, y secretos que pocos turistas conocen. También verás curiosidades únicas como la Statue d’ours en peluche y la Savonnerie Marseillaise, donde se hace el famoso jabón tradicional.
✅ Perfecto para viajeros, amantes de la historia, arte y cultura mediterránea.
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25 Comments

  1. @lalavan

    Qué increíble ciudad Marsella! Lo tiene todo, arte, mar, turismo, comercios, ambiente, sol! Ha sido un viaje maravilloso!!😎☀️✨

  2. @MaribelGomez-g6g

    Hola guapos 😊. Antes de nada espero q tu tobillo este bien. Marsella , una ciudad q tiene todo lo q se pueda esperar😊.
    Sobre los grafitis unos me parecen arte y otros lamentablemente no😕. Hoy he encontrado a faltar a tu preciosa mujer y a vuestros lindos perritos . Dicho esto agradecerte tu esfuerzo tu pronta recuperacion🥰 y enviaros un fuerte abrazo con el cariño de siempre.🤗🥰😘😘

  5. @sandracaser6245

    Meu Deus. Cuidado não esforce muito pode inchar , a noite coloque o pé em água com sal , muito bom pra aliviar o cansaço e dor ! Melhoras! ❤

  11. @lifelike_45

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    History shows that the ideology of Nazism in the German Empire was directly linked to war in the past. Today, many fear that the authorities are taking action, justifying it by arguing that Russia is not giving in and could pose a threat.

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    Former Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin spoke of "certain psychological problems related to readiness." This could be understood as a warning that difficult times could come to any region.

    Many experts believe that if countries fail to closely monitor their economies and social systems, this could lead to a serious crisis even in Europe. Russian military history is available in Russian-language textbooks for grades six, seven, eight, nine, and ten, eleven, and is a true book about the First World War. 1. Agricultural and food problems

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  13. @arulcastro5013

    I like history and geography. So loved all the information that was appearing on the screen. Thanks for the fabulous, fascinating Marseille masterpiece.

  16. @yesildoga8091

    Bugun izliyorum gayet güzel ve büyük bir şehir ⭐🙏⭐

    Ayaklarınıza 😊 kolunuzu sağlık..
    Video bayağı uzun.🤔 bende çabuk sıkılan biriyim. 30 veya 45 dakikalık zaman ayırabiliyorum .
    Bu videoyu da parca parça izlemeyi hesapladim.

  17. @heddakinzer2770

    Wieder ein sehr schöner Spaziergang durch eine interessante Stadt. Vielen Dank- wir verfolgen alle ihre Videos und es bereitet uns immer wieder große Freude❤️👍

  20. @karimedinburgh

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  25. @rosangelabarros4478

    Olá queridos amigos. Amei caminhar por Marselha, as ruas e os edifícios da antiga massalia me lembram muito Paris. Os bondes são um espetáculo. É sempre muito bom caminhar com vocês. Muito obrigada por mais uma agradável caminhada. Um abração. ❤❤❤❤