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Climb to the St. Mary's Lighthousein Marseille, France

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A white 21-meter high limestone served as a landmark for seafarers and fishermen looking for a road to their native harbor since 1855.
How to climb to the St. Mary's Lighthouse in Marseille
The St. Mary's Lighthouse is an integral part of the port city. Got its name because on the outer wall in the hollow you can see the statue of the Maid Mary, protecting sailors departed into the sea. Now this symbol which gives the light of hope for the early return of sailors back is no longer fulfilling its purpose, but it is open for visitors and works as an observation deck.

How to do?

1. Go to the northern part of Marseilles, the Joliette quarter.
2. Go up to the lighthouse where opens an incredible view to the Great Marseille port and the Marseille dock.
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