Bompard, Marseille

Bompard is located in close proximity to the Mediterranean Sea.

It belongs to a part of the Massif de la Garde, which is a limestone hill on whose top is the church of Notre-Dame de la Garde, which is not, however, in Bompard.

The local economy and culture are strongly influenced by the coastal setting.

The area is characterised by a particularly high number of cafés and restaurants.

Major cultural institutions include a cinema opened in 1912 and Théâtre Silvain, inaugurated in 1923, not far from the centre of the Endoume quarter.