Marseille, through the eyes of Diana Bartlett. The photographer and artist shares the spots she actually goes — from her favourite deli to the Le Corbusier landmark she never skips.
Places to Stay:
Pavillon Southway “Home away from home is Pavillion Southway where I’m participating in the artist residency this summer. When artists aren’t in residence you can also book in as a stay.”
WHERE TO SWIM:
Le Petit Nice Passedat
" The rock in front of LPN is my favorite place to swim. "
WHERE TO HAVE LUNCH
Épicerie l’ideal
“Three floors of beautifully ordinary French objects that suddenly become impossible to leave behind.” Boissonnerie Marseille “Always a stop along the way to the beach!” Tuba Club “Breakfast, lunch, sunset drinks, stay — anything at Tuba.”
THINGS TO DO:
Maison Empereur
“Three floors of beautifully ordinary French objects that suddenly become impossible to leave behind.” Unité d’Habitation
“Corbusier is always a must see.” His Unité d’Habitation has been drawing artists and architects to Marseille since 1952.
