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Clubs

Le Trolleybus, 22-24, quai de Rive Neuve, 7e (website: http://letrolley.com/) Remains one of the most popular nightclubs of Marseilles, with techno music, house, hip-hop, jazz, and salsa, depending on the day of the week. The Café of the Plage, Borély Escale, avenue Pierre Mendes, 8e, offers dancing and karaoke with popular music selections. The New Cancan (3 rue Senac, 1e) is the largest nightclub atmosphere of the city, while Le Millennium, Route de Cassis, 9e, is one of the biggest clubs in the city and offers mainly house music. The Maronaise, Croisettes Anse, Les Goudes, 8e, is where celebrities tend to go in football and television, to enjoy the stunning views and a large saltwater swimming pool (open from April to October only). Access to certain clubs depends on the goalkeeper but if you are well dressed they often have no problem.

Bars

Many bars in Marseille who are both "glaciers (ice cream). In fact, going to be an ice cream is as popular as going out for a drink, at least during the summer months. If you just want a snack, stop by the Bar de la Marine, 15 quai de Rive Neuve, 7e, famous thanks to the author Marcel Pagnol. Le Suffren, Quai des Belges, 6e, is one of the many bars that have views of the Vieux Port, perfect for watching the world go by and especially nice at sunset. Le Café of the Plage, Borély Escale, avenue Pierre Mendes, 8e, is a very chic cocktail bar is located near the Prado beaches, is usually very popular with surfers. Le Manureva, 1 avenue de la Pointe-Rouge, 8e, is a modern bar in the chic part of town (it is decorated like a luxury yacht on the inside), ideal for a drink or two before going to the clubs. MP Bar, 10 rue Beauveau, 1e, is the most popular bar atmosphere of Marseille and is open from early evening until dawn. The bars to vin (Wine bars) are very popular. Try Le Bistrot to Vin, 17 rue Sainte, 1e.