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If the Pharo Palace offers a nine hundred-seat auditorium, ten meeting rooms, two lounges Napoleon, a huge exhibition hall, a dining area and worthy of the great ceremonies, is ironically not the the most attractive, able to motivate visitors to discover the true 'home legs in the water' to plagiarize the words of Napoleon. Because the issue of discovery of this site is rather exceptional aesthetic and sensual: How can they feel remain insensitive to this gem straight out of the imagination of a Parisian architect - what correct outdated clichés - which allowed Marseille to provide the second French emperor's residence near the sea, so many that he hoped to acquire. Offering a panoramic view, the palace is based on a rocky plateau which only grew rushes and seaweed. Provided the imperial family never gives credit to this heavenly place and could not enjoy this luxury residence and oh so refined that the city inherited after the fall of the Empire. Modern times can now see with curiosity and delight the palate for the delight of tourists. Not to mention the countless opportunities to the municipality to open the doors of a place as big to hold the hands of masters the most sumptuous receptions ... Any takers ... and guests, it goes without saying!