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"The Belly of Marseille"
Marché de Noailles的点评
点评：This is one for people who like sampling street food and taking in the sights and smells of local food markets. It’s a small but colourful market which is dominated by Mediterranean and North African spices, foods and ingredients. You'll find some fresh fruit & veg and hot food stalls also. Many of the places have established shopfronts rather than temporary stalls.
In terms of French markets, this one is gritty and a little seedy. It's quite different from the traditional, pretty Provencal market.
It’s easy enough to walk here from the Old Port as it is very close. We arrived when the market was almost closing up so we missed some of the atmosphere (websites will tell you that it closes at 7pm and that is probably the official time but packing up started much earlier than that).
A large, white marble statue out the front of the market hall caught my eye. “La Statue de la Paix” (Statue of Peace) was created in 1809 to commemorate the Treaty of Amiens (1802), an historic peace agreement between France, UK, Spain, and the Batavian Republic.
Whilst we had no reason to feel wary when we walked through the market in the day time, it was a different matter at night. Later, when we walked back from Cours Julien, it felt pretty dodgy and we picked up our pace and walked quickly back to the main tourist area.
NOTE: The market is closed on Sundays
In terms of French markets, this one is gritty and a little seedy. It's quite different from the traditional, pretty Provencal market.
It’s easy enough to walk here from the Old Port as it is very close. We arrived when the market was almost closing up so we missed some of the atmosphere (websites will tell you that it closes at 7pm and that is probably the official time but packing up started much earlier than that).
A large, white marble statue out the front of the market hall caught my eye. “La Statue de la Paix” (Statue of Peace) was created in 1809 to commemorate the Treaty of Amiens (1802), an historic peace agreement between France, UK, Spain, and the Batavian Republic.
Whilst we had no reason to feel wary when we walked through the market in the day time, it was a different matter at night. Later, when we walked back from Cours Julien, it felt pretty dodgy and we picked up our pace and walked quickly back to the main tourist area.
NOTE: The market is closed on Sundays
翻译：这里适合那些喜欢品尝街头美食、欣赏当地食品市场风光并沉浸在其浓郁气息中的人。这是一个规模虽小但色彩缤纷的市场，以地中海和北非风味的香料、食品及食材为主。这里也有新鲜水果、蔬菜以及售卖热食的摊位。许多摊贩都设有固定的店铺，而非临时摊位。
就法国的市场而言，这个地方显得有些粗犷且略显杂乱。它与传统的市场大相径庭。一个相当有普罗旺斯风情的集市。
从老港步行到此非常方便，因为两者相距很近。我们到达时集市几乎要关门了，因此没能充分感受那里的氛围（网上信息显示闭市时间为晚上7点，这大概是官方规定的时间，但实际上摊贩们早在那之前就开始收拾东西了）。
集市大厅前的一座白色大理石雕像引起了我的注意。这座名为“和平之像”的雕塑创作于1809年，用以纪念《亚眠条约》（1802年）。法国、英国、西班牙与巴达维亚共和国之间达成了一项具有历史意义的和平协议。
虽然白天在市场上闲逛时我们并无任何顾虑，但到了晚上情况就不同了。后来，当我们从朱利安广场走回来时，感觉周围环境相当危险，于是我们加快脚步，迅速回到了主要旅游区。
注：市场周日不营业。
就法国的市场而言，这个地方显得有些粗犷且略显杂乱。它与传统的市场大相径庭。一个相当有普罗旺斯风情的集市。
从老港步行到此非常方便，因为两者相距很近。我们到达时集市几乎要关门了，因此没能充分感受那里的氛围（网上信息显示闭市时间为晚上7点，这大概是官方规定的时间，但实际上摊贩们早在那之前就开始收拾东西了）。
集市大厅前的一座白色大理石雕像引起了我的注意。这座名为“和平之像”的雕塑创作于1809年，用以纪念《亚眠条约》（1802年）。法国、英国、西班牙与巴达维亚共和国之间达成了一项具有历史意义的和平协议。
虽然白天在市场上闲逛时我们并无任何顾虑，但到了晚上情况就不同了。后来，当我们从朱利安广场走回来时，感觉周围环境相当危险，于是我们加快脚步，迅速回到了主要旅游区。
注：市场周日不营业。
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