Private residences

• Hôtel de Valbelle
• Hôtel de Cabre

Churches

• Cathédrale Sainte Marie Majeure de Marseille – “The Major,” seat of the Bishop of Marseille
• Notre Dame de la Garde – chapel and fortress known as “The Good Mother”
• Église Notre Dame des Accoules – second only to The Major in importance
• Église Saint Laurent pres Les Moulins – “St Laurent of the Windmills,” a parish church
• Église Saint Jacques de Corregaria – parish church
• Abbaye Saint Victor de Marseille – venerable Benedictine abbey
• Couvent de Saint Saveur – nunnery built at the same time as the Abbaye Saint Victor
• L’Observance – Cordeliers abbey
• Couvent des Jacobins – Dominican convent
• Saint Ferréol les Augustins – Templar church turned Augustinian abbey
• Hôtel Dieu de Marseille
• Religieuses de Sion – hospital for the indigent

Municipal Buildings

• Maison de Ville – the city hall of Marseille
• Palais et la Cour du Lieutenant – the court of the Admiralty lieutenant of Marseille
• Tour d’Horloge – Marseille’s municipal clock tower
• Arsenal des Galères – base for the royal galley squadron
• Tour de Saint Jean – commandery of the Knights of Saint John
• Tour de Saint Nicolas – small fortress protecting the port of Marseille
• Château d’If – infamous island fortress and prison

Public Places

• Vieux Port – the port of Marseille
• Place d’Accoules – the great market square of Marseille
• Place de Lenche – square of the Lenche family
• Place Neufue – the “new square”
• Place des Vivaut – square of the Vivaut family
• Petit Maseau – the small butchers’ market
• Grand Maseau – the large butchers’ market
• La Pesquarie – the fish market
• Le Grand Puits – the largest city fountain
• La Pierre que Raie – the “Roiling Stone”

Inns, Taverns, and Cabarets

• Le Logis du Panier – “The Basket” inn, which shares its name with the surrounding community
• Auberge de la Reine Jeanne – “The Queen Joan” inn, an expensive lodging popular with the nobility
• Auberge Garnier – an older inn named for one of the medieval families of Marseille
• Hôtel de Galbert – the former townhome of the Galbert family, now an inn
• Le Coquillage – “The Seashell,” a former pilgrims’ hostel, now a small inn
• Les Treize Cantons – “The Thirteen Corners,” a popular tavern
• Le Tonneau de Vin – “The Wine Barrel,” a tavern
• La Courtisane Heureuse – “The Happy Courtesan,” a cabaret
• Le Grosse Aiguille – “The Sail-Needle,” a tavern near the port
• Taverne Trencavel – “Trencavel’s Tavern,” a disreputable drinking-hole
• Lo Trobador Espanyolo – “The Spanish Troubador,” a tavern favored by players
• Lo Diable – “The Devil,” a gambling hell
• Lo Galera Roja – “The Red Galley,” a tavern near the port