No. 07 — Autumn 2026 · Free · Marseille 6e

Cours Julien & La Plaine

The neighbourhood, told by the people who live there.

No. 07
bookshop
record shop
community centre
the steps
comic bookshop
printmaking studio
soap shop
record shop
charity shop
games
the fountain
zines
theatre
clothes
African food
vinyl
film posters
for the kids

Editorial

The Cours Julien – La Plaine neighbourhood

Between Cours Julien, La Plaine (place Jean-Jaurès) and Notre-Dame-du-Mont, Marseille’s 6th arrondissement is home to a large share of the city’s cultural life and nightlife. Art galleries, street art, cocktail bars, music venues, independent bookshops, restaurants, a community cinema: the neighbourhood mixes genres and crowds.

This site lists the places of the neighbourhood. The aim: quickly find somewhere to go tonight, discover a new spot, or simply wander around and explore.

p. 1By mood

You feel like…

p. 2Our picks

Our picks

The places we recommend with our eyes closed. No ranking, no advertising: just places we love.

All our picks →

p. 3The map

The whole neighbourhood, on foot

places
42
moods
8
min on foot from end to end
11

Each dot is a place. The full map lets you filter, find your position and open each listing.

Open the map

p. 4Le Mag

Le Mag

All of Le Mag

p. 5The neighbourhood

The concrete wall around place Jean-Jaurès, February 2019
La Plaine, February 2019

A neighbourhood that never stops changing

A former market garden, forty years of gigs at the Espace Julien, walls that are written and rewritten, a square defended by its residents. The neighbourhood’s story, without the postcard.

Read the neighbourhood’s story

Living together

The neighbourhood is also community centres, associations and charity shops.

Front of the Maison pour tous, the Julien community centre
community centre
Front of the Maison méditerranéenne des droits de l'Homme (human rights centre)
human rights
Front of the Croix-Rouge workshops, a charity shop
charity shop

p. 6Out this month

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