La colline Consolat

**Walk on Consolat Hill overlooking the Séon basin** ------------------------------------------------------------- ### _When a short walk from Lycée St Exupéry to the Cap Janet promontory meets a thousand-year history._ From the first humans to the housing estates of the northern districts, via the Roman era and its roof tiles; From the era of country estates and bourgeois walks to the arrival of Durance water in Marseille; From the German occupation to the final battle for the liberation of Marseille (the Battle of Foresta); From the first squats in France to the housing estates of the northern districts, via garden cities. Places and people known throughout the world were born and flourished on this hill. It is also the site of the greatest and most tragic love story, as well as the most surprising anecdotes, such as the impromptu visit of major heads of state. A child of the neighborhood, Marc Amar, will passionately guide you in the footsteps of his childhood, without formality or headaches, while paying tribute to Lucienne Brun and her magnificent work on the Séon basin, entitled _In the Footsteps of Our Steps._ _End of the walk at Cap Janet, for a convivial moment while contemplating the sunset!_