Grands Carmes
Les Grands Carmes, nestled in the heart of Marseille, captivate with their blend of history and modernity. This lively district is home to picturesque alleyways, typical shops, and a vibrant cultural life.
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Real-estate prices
3,911 €/m²Median €/m²
216,750 €Median price
60.5 m²Median size
597Sales 2020–2024
History
Once a working-class neighborhood, Les Grands Carmes have evolved into an iconic part of the city center. Its name comes from the convent of the Grands Carmes, founded in the 12th century.
Atmosphere
The atmosphere is both traditional and dynamic, with a touch of bohemian charm.
Must-see
- Couvent des Grands Carmes
- Rue des Convalescents
- Place des Grands Carmes
Anecdote
The convent of the Grands Carmes is one of the oldest in Marseille and survived the French Revolution.
Notable places
Musée d'Archéologie MéditerranéenneMuseums
Musée des Arts Africains, Océaniens, AmérindiensMuseums
Théâtre de la MerMuseums
Jardin Francis ChiratParks
Le Marché du SoleilMarkets
Practical info
Transit : Excellent
- 3 Metro
- 4 Tram
- 15 Bus
- 11 Schools
- 1 Parks
- 3 Museums
- 1 Markets
- 25 Restaurants
- 4 Supermarkets
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Frequently asked
- What is the price per m² in Grands Carmes?
- In 2024, the median apartment price in Grands Carmes is €3,911/m² (median across 597 transactions over 5 years, source DVF data.gouv.fr).
- Which arrondissement is Grands Carmes in?
- Grands Carmes is in the 2th arrondissement of Marseille.
- What are the must-see places in Grands Carmes?
- Notable places in Grands Carmes: Musée d'Archéologie Méditerranéenne, Musée des Arts Africains, Océaniens, Amérindiens, Théâtre de la Mer, Jardin Francis Chirat, Le Marché du Soleil.
- How do I get to Grands Carmes?
- Grands Carmes has 3 metro stations, 4 tram stops and 15 bus stops. Transit rating: Excellent.
- What are the neighbouring areas of Grands Carmes?
- Areas bordering Grands Carmes: La Joliette, Hotel De Ville, Belsunce, Saint Lazare, La Vilette.