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'''Marseille''' is the second biggest city of [[France]], located in the south. | '''Marseille''' is the second biggest city of [[France]], located in the south. | ||
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Going to Marseille is usually easy, but getting out of it might be a bit more complicated as there are many highways crossing nearby. | Going to Marseille is usually easy, but getting out of it might be a bit more complicated as there are many highways crossing nearby. | ||
| − | === North by A7, towards A8, [[Aix en Provence]], [[Lyon]], [[Montpellier]] or [[Nice]] === | + | === North by A7, towards A8, [[Aix en Provence]], [[Avignon]], [[Lyon]], [[Montpellier]] or [[Nice]] === |
| − | * You can try at the roundabout near the Arc de Triomphe − Place Jules Guesde. That is where [[L'Autoroute de Soleil]] | + | |
| − | * | + | * You can stand on the entrance to the [[L'Autoroute de Soleil]] (A7), 3 minutes' walk northwest from the central station Gare Saint Charles. From the station main entrance, follow the blue road signs for the autoroute. It is quite possible that there will be other hitchhikers there. It seems to be a fantastic spot. |
| + | * You can try at the roundabout near the Arc de Triomphe − Place Jules Guesde. That is where the [[L'Autoroute de Soleil]] starts. Place yourself just before the highway begins, still on the roundabout. | ||
| + | * Another option is to travel by bus to Aix en Provence (4 Euros) and from there either to Avignon or to Nice. | ||
{{hitchbase_city|160}} | {{hitchbase_city|160}} | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 12 September 2010
<map lat='43.30043258598672' lng='5.376176834106445' zoom='14' view='3' float='right' country=France/> Marseille is the second biggest city of France, located in the south.
Hitchhiking out
Going to Marseille is usually easy, but getting out of it might be a bit more complicated as there are many highways crossing nearby.
North by A7, towards A8, Aix en Provence, Avignon, Lyon, Montpellier or Nice
- You can stand on the entrance to the L'Autoroute de Soleil (A7), 3 minutes' walk northwest from the central station Gare Saint Charles. From the station main entrance, follow the blue road signs for the autoroute. It is quite possible that there will be other hitchhikers there. It seems to be a fantastic spot.
- You can try at the roundabout near the Arc de Triomphe − Place Jules Guesde. That is where the L'Autoroute de Soleil starts. Place yourself just before the highway begins, still on the roundabout.
- Another option is to travel by bus to Aix en Provence (4 Euros) and from there either to Avignon or to Nice.
