Le Petit Roulet

Overlooking the Vieux Port in Marseille, this former merchant's townhouse converts its historic masonry vaults and courtyard into a refined event space holding eighty to one hundred eighty guests across tiered levels. Stone archways frame the Mediterranean beyond the harbor; interior salons retain original nineteenth-century tilework and wrought-iron fixtures. Barrel-vaulted ceilings echo Provençal heritage while the kitchen focuses on Bouillabaisse-era seafood traditions. Commercial maritime history remains legible in architectural vocabulary.

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