GARLABAN
The majestic Garlaban peak (714 m), which rises above the city of Aubagne and the Huveaune valley, is a must-see. It was once a landmark for the Phoenicians sailing into the bay of Marseille.
But if Garlaban has become famous, it is thanks to Marcel Pagnol, who featured it in his writings. Garlaban is also a mountain, the many caves of which were home to sedentary tribes who lived from hunting in the large forests that covered it and perhaps also from fishing, as it is not unreasonable to think that its large valleys were tributaries of the Huveaune.
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