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.A brief history of the Old Port of Marseille.The first boats that dropped anchor in the cove that now contains what locals refer to as Le Vieux Port came from Ancient Greece in 600 BC. They would be the first of many. Marseille’s Old Port became the focus of trade and remained so for centuries. Businesses serving the needs of sailors and their vessels set up nearby. They included fields of hemp which were grown to ensure a steady supply of rope. That’s also how the Canebière, an important street which connects the port to the Réformés quarter, came to get its name.

Between the 15th and 17th centuries, the Old Port of Marseille served as a shipyard making galleons. 2 forts were built on both sides of the port during the long reign of Louis XIV, known as the Sun King. The notorious Arsenal des Galères also dates from this time. It was the place where munitions were stored. It also provided accommodation for the unfortunate galley slaves who were condemned to a life of forced labour rowing the boats in the fleet.