• City centre: 50 km/h (31 mph)
• Residential areas: 30 km/h (19 mph)
• Peripheral areas: 70-90 km/h (43-56 mph)

• A50 Autoroute (East): Connects Marseille to Toulon and Nice, offering scenic coastal views. This route is ideal for those heading to the French Riviera and its glamorous destinations.
• A7 Autoroute (North): Links Marseille to Lyon and Paris, passing through picturesque Provençal countryside. If you're planning a road trip to other parts of France, this is your gateway to the north.
• A55 Tunnel Prado Carénage: Provides a convenient route under the city centre, connecting the northern and southern parts of Marseille. This tunnel can save you time and help avoid traffic congestion when travelling within the city.

• Congested Roads: A7 Autoroute, A50 Autoroute, and the city centre experience the most traffic, especially during peak hours. Plan your journeys accordingly to avoid delays and frustration.
• Rush Hour: Weekday mornings (7:00-9:00 am) and evenings (5:00-7:00 pm) are the busiest times on the roads. Consider exploring Marseille's attractions during off-peak hours for a more relaxed experience.

1. Take the A50 Autoroute eastbound.
2. Exit at Cassis (Exit 8).
3. Follow the signs towards the town centre.

The drive to Cassis takes approximately 30 minutes and offers stunning views of the Mediterranean coastline.

• Vieux Port (Old Port): Explore the historic harbour, lined with inviting cafes and restaurants, and witness the daily fish market's lively atmosphere. Nearby parking options include the Vieux Port underground parking garage and Quai du Port.
• Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica: Enjoy panoramic city views from this hilltop landmark, an iconic symbol of Marseille. The basilica is accessible by car, with limited parking available on site, or by public transportation.
• MuCEM (Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations): Discover Marseille's cultural heritage through fascinating exhibits and immerse yourself in the region's history. The museum offers a dedicated underground parking garage for visitors.

• Visit the Calanques National Park: Hike or take a boat tour through the stunning Calanques, a series of limestone cliffs and inlets with crystal-clear turquoise waters. With your car rental in Marseille, you can easily access various trails and viewpoints within the park. Several car parks are available near popular trailheads, such as Calanque de Sormiou and Calanque de Morgiou.
• Explore the colourful Cours Julien neighbourhood: Wander through this bohemian district, known for its street art, shops, and restaurants. Park your Dollar rental car at one of the many public parking garages in the area, such as Cours Julien or Carnot. 
• Take a scenic drive along the Corniche Kennedy: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea from this iconic coastal road, stopping at mesmerising beaches and coves along the way. You can find street parking along the Corniche Kennedy, but be aware that spots may be limited, especially during peak season.

1. Les Terrasses du Port: This modern shopping centre offers a wide range of stores, restaurants, and a cinema.
2. Marché de Noailles: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling market, known for its fresh produce, spices, and local specialties.

With your Marseille car hire, you can easily reach these shopping destinations and carry your purchases back to your accommodation.

The ocean simmers by the day and the stars glitter by the night – Marseille is sheer delight! Marseille is a lot of fun at night; here are our top two recommendations:

1. Experience the lively bars and clubs of Cours Julien: This vibrant neighbourhood comes alive at night with a diverse range of bars and clubs offering everything from live music to DJ sets. With your Marseille car hire, you can easily explore different venues and find the perfect spot to dance the night away.
2. Enjoy a romantic dinner with a view at Le Ventre de l'Architecte: This rooftop restaurant offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the iconic Cité Radieuse building, designed by Le Corbusier. After dinner, you can take a leisurely drive along the Corniche Kennedy to admire the city's illuminated coastline.