Palama
The La Palama district, located in the 13th arrondissement of Marseille, offers a peaceful and residential living environment. Surrounded by hills and nature, it charms visitors with its tranquility and proximity to green spaces.
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Real-estate prices
857 €/m²Median €/m²
54,000 €Median price
63 m²Median size
33Sales 2020–2024
History
La Palama is a relatively recent district, developed in the second half of the 20th century to accommodate Marseille's demographic growth. It has gradually urbanized while preserving natural spaces.
Atmosphere
The atmosphere is family-friendly and tranquil, ideal for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center.
Must-see
- Parc de la Palama
- Église Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus
- Surrounding hills
Anecdote
The name 'Palama' is said to come from a variation of the Provençal word 'palama', meaning 'palm tree', although no palm trees are present in the district today.
Notable places
Jardin La MoussièreParks
Practical info
Transit : Good
- 16 Bus
- 2 Schools
- 2 Parks
- 1 Supermarkets
Frequently asked
- What is the price per m² in Palama?
- In 2024, the median apartment price in Palama is €857/m² (median across 33 transactions over 5 years, source DVF data.gouv.fr).
- Which arrondissement is Palama in?
- Palama is in the 13th arrondissement of Marseille.
- What are the must-see places in Palama?
- Notable places in Palama: Jardin La Moussière.
- How do I get to Palama?
- Palama has 0 metro stations, 0 tram stops and 16 bus stops. Transit rating: Good.
- What are the neighbouring areas of Palama?
- Areas bordering Palama: Les Mourets, Les Medecins, Chateau-Gombert, Saint Mitre, Le Merlan.