Marseille travel tips for those who have time

#traveltips In 2013, Marseille was selected as the European Capital of Culture, which is closely related to the fact that the MuCEM Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations in Marseille was also officially opened (in the same year, there was also a mirrored corridor designed by Norman Foster in front of the port). Finally, I visited MuCEM to witness the great architecture - I can only describe my amazement as "breathtaking". No photos can show the powerful momentum that shakes you when you stand in front of it. It smells a bit like Beijing's Bird's Nest, but because there are antique buildings around it, the effect is different. Architect Rudy Ricciotti is not a well-known star, but he interprets the cultural history of the Mediterranean with an architectural complex. There are countless exhibitions inside, but there are actually more and more exciting exhibitions outside. Here’s a tip for everyone: If you have time, take an hour or two and walk through every corner of the MuCEM building. The landscape is beautifully designed and you can capture the light and shadow of the Mediterranean on your phone. The exhibition could be left to other museums