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30 day advance £15.00

Countries	Children	Youths
Belgium and Luxembourg	6 - 11	12 - 25
Eurostar	4 - 11	12 - 25
France*	4 - 11	12 - 27
Germany*	6 - 14	15 - 25
Italy	4 - 11	12 - 25
Netherlands (including Thalys)	4 - 11	12 - 25
Spain*	4 - 13	14 - 25
Switzerland	6 - 16	17 - 26
United Kingdom*	5 - 15	16 - 25
Others	4 - 11	12 - 25
* there are some exceptions to these definitions. Please see child and youth passenger age requirements for more information.
You can also read about Youth and Senior discounts and railcards.

First train

05:06
Last train

20:32
Avg changes

0
Fastest journey

27m

It is very easy to travel by train from Marseille to Avignon. This is a journey of just 120 km, yet one which is full of interest. The direct trains head north through Marseille’s suburbs, skirting the city’s airport and then running around the northern edge of the saline lake known as the Étang de Berre. Many trains then travel via Arles, others via Salon-de-Provence, to reach Avignon. Trains generally run at least once an hour from Marseille to Avignon.

If you are in a rush to reach Avignon, there is an alternative to this scenic but slow journey. Fast TGV trains speed from Marseille to the out-of-town TGV station near Avignon in just 30 minutes. This station is called Avignon TGV. From there, you can take a shuttle train to Avignon Centre.

Bookings open at least three months in advance. A fixed price applies to TER trains on this route. Tickets will therefore cost the same whether you book well in advance or just prior to travel.
Marseille to Avignon

The trains on the Marseille to Avignon Centre route are TER services. TER stands for transport express régional. These trains leave from Marseille-St-Charles and arrive in Avignon at the city centre station called Avignon Centre (this is not the TGV station which is some distance outside the city). Avignon Centre station lies right by the ancient city walls.

The fastest services take 68 minutes, making just three intermediate stops on the journey from Marseille to Avignon. Slower services make a dozen or more stops.
- TER Regional Express train guide