Between Marseille and Aubagne, the charming town of La Penne-sur-Huveaune draws her features in the department of Bouches-du-Rhône. This curious village has the distinction of being cut in two by a small mountain range rising to 134 meters. Crossed by the Huveaune river from east to west, the town surrounded by scrubland extends to the massive Saint-Cyr and has the highest Candolle to 404 meters and the Telegraph whose summit reaches 311 meters.
The city dates from antiquity. Placed on a Roman road, it preserves the Roman remains, including the Pennelus dating from the first century BC. BC and classified historical monument.