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This monument of Marseille is located on the highest hill near the Old Port, at an altitude of 150 meters. The bell tower of Notre Dame de la Garde reaches a height of 41 metres. The golden statue of Mary dominating the basilica is 11.20 metres long and weighs nearly 9,796 kg!
La Vierge de Notre Dame de la Garde, la "Bonne Mère", est, entre toutes les autres, l’image symbolique de la ville de Marseille. Visible des quatre coins de la ville, depuis 800 ans, la chapelle Notre-Dame est la gardienne des marins, des pêcheurs et des Marseillais.
We can go to Notre Dame de la Garde in walking, with the bus, with the little train... And at the top, there is an incredible 360° view on the France oldest city and on the sea. The church is very beautiful.
Notre-Dame de la Garde, in Provençal, Nostre-Damo de la Gardo, often nicknamed "the Good Mother", is one of the minor basilicas of the Roman Catholic Church. It is located between the districts of Roucas Blanc, Endoume and Vauban, on a limestone peak 149 meters above sea level raised 13 meters thanks to the walls and foundations of an old fort ...
Musée de Notre-Dame de la Garde Venez visiter le musée de Notre-Dame de la Garde ! Histoire, spiritualité, architecture et art sacré se dévoilent pour vous conter Notre-Dame de la Garde de 1214 à aujourd’hui.
Notre Dame de la Garde is the symbol of the city of Marseille. For 800 years, pilgrims have succeeded one another there. From the basilica, Marseille, also called the Phocaean city, offers itself to the visitor who can embrace the whole city with a glance.
Notre-Dame de la Garde, known to local citizens as la Bonne Mère, is a Catholic basilica in Marseille, France, and the city's best-known symbol. The site of a popular Assumption Day pilgrimage, it is the most visited site in Marseille.
