Le Bar de la Marine

Marseille

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Le Bar de la Marine

Le Bar de la Marine is a beautifully decorated 1930s bar made famous by French author Pagnol who used to frequent it. The bar is also known for being the set of a romantic wedding proposal in the popular British comedy "Love Actually". Enjoy the views of the port and a fresh breeze in the outdoor seating area. The place is open all day long and gets buzzing at the weekends, when locals and visitors gather for assorted evening drinks.

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address15 Quai Rive Neuve, Marseille
emailbardelamarine13@gmail.com
openingHoursSun–Wed 7am–2am, Thu–Sat 7am–3am
phone+33 4 91 54 95 42
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Bar-De-La-Marine-Officiel-853305168017240/

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