Grande Roue de Marseille

Marseille is France's second biggest city, yet it has nothing on Paris. These two places are like sisters who don't look similar yet are equally beautiful. Marseille is oriented toward the sea, it is quite cosmopolitan, and it is highly regarded by artists, such the singer Mika, as well as by numerous businesses, start-ups, and investors. Marseille is in the region of Provence. It is France's oldest city, having been built before Paris in the 6th century BC by Greek seafarers. What you can see from the top is... well, everything. The whole Old Port, kilometers out into the Mediterranean horizon, or back towards Notre Dame de la Garde.

At sunset, the view is heartbreakingly gorgeous. However, one typical issue about the wheel is that it doesn't last very long, especially when compared to how much you have to pay out. The Grande Roue de Marseille has delighted families, couples, and lone travelers since it was opened to the public in 2009. The amusement ride has 42 gondola cabins and is open to the elements, so the moderate wind is rather enjoyable. The Grande-Roue de Marseille, located on the ancient harbor, was initially temporary but was so successful that the municipal officials decided to make it permanent. Come experience Marseille and book your hotel, apartment, or guesthouse at the best possible price, as well as your activities.

Location: France