Small recommendation! Marseille's oldest religious building - Saint Victor's Abbey Marseille has a small church suitable for Roman fans to visit, it was built in 440 AD, is the oldest religious building in Marseille, is a late Roman abbey, named: Saint Victor's Abbey (L'Abbaye Saint-Victor). The monastery of Saint Victor is like a fortress, and like the Church of the Virgin Mary, it is located on the south bank of the old port. After several destructions, the monastery was reinforced under Pope Urbain V in the 14th century. Really! When I stood outside the monastery and looked at it, it looked more like a castle than a monastery, and if it hadn’t done my homework in advance to know its history, I saw it when I passed it would have thought it was just the old castle walls that are common in the ancient European city. After entering, I found a great sense of space, but because of the age, it looked very old. The monastery is very simple, without colorful rose windows and beautiful domes. The most famous of the monastery is its underground church, which I went for the underground church. Tickets are purchased from employees selling souvenirs, and the entrance to the tomb is behind the door. The tomb is not small, containing important relics from the 5th century AD and many sarcophagus left at that time. The tombs where the bones of the two oldest martyrs are buried are relics from the first construction of the monastery. Every February, believers make a pilgrimage. Marseille specialty Navette cakes are designed to commemorate the three sisters of St. Mary who moored the ship in Marseille 2000 years ago and officially transmitted Christianity to this place. It was from this monastery that the whole Provence region began the process of Christianization. There are many introductions about the tombs, but unfortunately they are all in French and we can't learn more about them. But for Roman monument lovers, it is worth a visit. [Attraction Information] Address: 3 Rue Abbaye, 13007 Marseille, France Opening Hours: Cathedral and Basement Tickets: Free for the main church, 2 Euros for the cave More European Raiders, remember to pay attention to me! I am a European travel expert: hamburger bag