is marseille really as bad as people say

A
Anonymous07/14/26, 03:30No.2896230is marseille really as bad as people say?
op image
29

Replies

A
Anon07/14/26, 08:01No.2896264
People say Marseille is bad? Why?
A
Anon07/14/26, 10:01No.2896271
When I was in Nice some of the locals basically said they'd rather rope than live in Marseille, so I dunno
A
Anon07/14/26, 10:55No.2896283
First-time tourists get disappointed when they go to Paris and they discovered the city is not what they expected. I had a blast in Paris due to my previous shock I had been in Marsaille. Saying that, try their navettes and, if you go with a partner or have a friend, try their bouillabaisse
A
Anon07/14/26, 12:43No.2896299
Invasion status: Fallen It is full of African migrants.
A
Anon07/14/26, 14:24No.2896306
Marseille is the definition of the 21 year old directionless young adult, not french, not algerian not yugoslavic, track suit wearing, street loitering, savate boxing, weed smoking school dropout with the only career perspective being a deliveroo or taxi driver that dreams about becoming the next hiphop(insert any street art/sport) superstar and invests all his energy into it. He got a long as the bible crime record full of stupid pity crimes (weed dealing, tuned scooter, shoplifting, pickpocketing, breaking into cars, vandalism, bike theft, DUIs you name it) and it's the usual suspect that will face a judge at age 23-25 and get told "it's the army or prison" to end that shitshow. Around it urban culture like parcours, breakdancing, all kind of street martial arts, graffiti, BMX, skateboarding, MCing/DJing, street sports like 3on3 Basket and urban footy thrives and are just second nature, what else would you do all day? If it doesn't cost much money and can be done in a urban environment Marseille will come up with it. Else it's the port extension of Paris with a pretty good town center and not much more. It's a bit grim and shady like any port city in europe. There's a that bit more pity crime because of it and violent crime is a thing but that doesn't affect tourists as it's kept 99% in the Banlieus. Treat it like Chicago and you're fine.
A
Anon07/14/26, 14:26No.2896307
best city in algeria
A
Anon07/15/26, 02:58No.2896408
Marseille is not as dangerous as its reputation suggests, but it is a gritty, chaotic port city. While it struggles with gang-related violence, these issues are strictly confined to the impoverished northern suburbs, which tourists rarely visit. The central and coastal areas are vibrant and generally safe with standard precautions.
A
Anon07/15/26, 13:29No.2896498
yes my brother biked from germany to marseille. He said it was the worst he has ever seen. Full of africans and nafris. He said that when he arrived he saw nafris breaking car front glass and other wild shit. Its a huge shithole. you might be safe in a upperclass hotel
A
Anon07/16/26, 10:36No.2896647
Yeah it's full of french
A
Anon07/17/26, 00:36No.2896802
If you want beautiful coastline without the Africans, go 30 minutes over the hill down to Cassis.
A
Anon07/17/26, 02:52No.2896834
it was scary back in 2017 when I was there. cannot imagine the state of it now
A
Anon07/17/26, 14:24No.2896930
It’s sad what the French did to their country. It had so much potential with its beauty.