Corniche Kennedy

The Corniche Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, commonly known as the Corniche Kennedy, is a scenic coastal road in Marseille, France. Stretching approximately 3 kilometers, it connects the Plage des Catalans near the Vieux-Port to the Prado beaches in the south. This route offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, the Frioul Islands, and the Château d'If. The promenade is dotted with restaurants, bars, and beaches, providing ample opportunities for leisure and dining.

Along the Corniche, visitors can admire 19th-century villas, luxury hotels, and historical monuments. Notable spots include the Vallon des Auffes, a traditional fishing harbor, and the Monument aux Morts de l'Armée d'Orient, a memorial honoring soldiers. To reach the Corniche Kennedy, travelers can take bus number 83 from the Vieux-Port stop on Quai des Belges. The journey offers magnificent coastal views, especially when seated on the right-hand side of the bus. Alternatively, the Corniche is accessible by car or on foot for those who prefer a leisurely stroll.