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Marseille to Avignon Bullet Train Tickets & Timetable

Marseille to Avignon trains depart from Marseille Saint-Charles. High-speed TGV INOUI and OUIGO services use the LGV Mediterranee to Avignon TGV, while TER services run on the classic line to Avignon Centre. The high-speed distance between Marseille Saint-Charles and Avignon TGV is about 86 km, with the fastest TGV services taking about 28 minutes and slower direct regional trains taking around 1 hour 25 minutes. Typical intermediate stops vary by train: TGV services may run non-stop or call at Aix-en-Provence TGV, while TER trains commonly serve stations such as Vitrolles Aeroport Marseille Provence, Miramas, Salon-de-Provence or Arles depending on the route. Around 30 direct trains run daily in one direction across TGV INOUI, OUIGO and TER, with Standard and First Class on many TGV INOUI trains, single-class seating on OUIGO, and second-class TER seating on most regional departures. One-way fares from Marseille to Avignon start from about €10 ($11 USD) for advance OUIGO or low-fare TGV tickets and can rise to around €45 ($49 USD) for flexible TGV INOUI fares bought close to departure. Prices shown are starting from; final fares depend on class, time of booking, and availability. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead; book earlier for French school holidays, Christmas and July-August travel.

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Marseille

Avignon

Each ticket has information about

Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

Changes

Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

05:04

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

34m

05:38

AvignonAvignon TGV

Direct

TGV Inoui 6102

from

5816 USD

34m, Direct

05:04

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

05:38

AvignonAvignon TGV

from

5816 USD

Direct

TGV Inoui 6102

06:00

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

34m

06:34

AvignonAvignon TGV

Direct

TGV Inoui 6136

from

5698 USD

34m, Direct

06:00

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

06:34

AvignonAvignon TGV

from

5698 USD

Direct

TGV Inoui 6136

Day trains

12:00

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

34m

12:34

AvignonAvignon TGV

Direct

TGV Inoui 6116

from

5698 USD

34m, Direct

12:00

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

12:34

AvignonAvignon TGV

from

5698 USD

Direct

TGV Inoui 6116

12:10

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

33m

12:43

AvignonAvignon TGV

Direct

OUI 12566

from

2514 USD

33m, Direct

12:10

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

12:43

AvignonAvignon TGV

from

2514 USD

Direct

OUI 12566

Evening trains

18:13

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

33m

18:46

AvignonAvignon TGV

Direct

OUI 6866

from

2514 USD

33m, Direct

18:13

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

18:46

AvignonAvignon TGV

from

2514 USD

Direct

OUI 6866

19:12

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

34m

19:46

AvignonAvignon TGV

Direct

TGV Inoui 6132

from

5698 USD

34m, Direct

19:12

MarseilleMarseille St-Charles

19:46

AvignonAvignon TGV

from

5698 USD

Direct

TGV Inoui 6132

First train

05:04

Last train

21:03

Travel duration

33m

Daily departures

Departure station

Marseille

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Avignon

Ticket price

$10

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Marseille to Avignon Route Overview

This short Provence route has two practical arrival choices: Avignon TGV on the high-speed line outside the old town, and Avignon Centre beside the city walls. Avignon TGV is fastest, but Avignon Centre can reduce transfer time if your hotel is inside the ramparts or near Rue de la Republique. The route's distinctive feature is the contrast between the fast LGV Mediterranee section through inland Provence and the slower TER option that can route through the Rhone delta area around Arles. TGV INOUI seats are reservation-specific, OUIGO requires a named train, and TER tickets are usually valid under regional fare rules for the selected date or service conditions shown at booking.

Travel time

33m

Train type

Fastest trip

27m

Longest trip

38m

Marseille

Marseille is France's main Mediterranean port city, with the Vieux-Port, Le Panier and La Canebiere close to the rail hub. Marseille Saint-Charles station sits above the city center and is served by Metro lines M1 and M2, airport shuttle buses and long-distance TGV platforms.

Marseille St-Charles

Station

Marseille Blancarde

Station

33m

Avignon

Avignon is a walled Rhone city known for the Palais des Papes and the Pont Saint-Benezet. Avignon TGV station is southwest of the old town with local rail and bus links to Avignon Centre, while Avignon Centre station is just outside the ramparts.

Avignon TGV

Station

Avignon Centre

Station

Available Ticket Classes

TGV INOUI between Marseille and Avignon normally offers Second Class and First Class, both with reserved seats; First Class has wider seating and more space. OUIGO high-speed trains on this route use a low-cost single-class layout with optional paid extras such as additional luggage or seat preferences. TER regional trains are usually Second Class only on this short Provence route, with no compulsory seat reservation. Fare conditions differ by service: TGV INOUI uses yield-managed fare families, OUIGO has low-cost advance fares with stricter rules, and TER fares are regional tickets.

from

$1554

Economy Class

from

$3625

Business class

Practical Information for TGV and TER Travelers

Luggage rules differ between TGV INOUI, OUIGO and TER, so check the fare conditions attached to your Marseille to Avignon ticket before travel.

Luggage Allowance

On TGV INOUI, passengers may generally bring 2 large items up to 130 cm each plus 1 hand baggage item, all labelled with the passenger name. OUIGO includes a smaller basic allowance unless extra luggage is added during booking. TER luggage must be manageable by the passenger and fit safely on board.

Storage Facilities

TGV trainsets have overhead racks for cabin bags and luggage areas near carriage entrances for larger cases. TER trains use overhead shelves and open vestibule areas, with less dedicated suitcase space during commuter periods around Marseille and Avignon.

Special Items

Folded bicycles in covers, skis, and musical instruments are accepted when they fit within the train's luggage rules. Fully assembled bicycles require a bicycle space where offered and are not accepted on all TGV or OUIGO departures.

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Marseille to Avignon Map

The fastest Marseille to Avignon trains leave Marseille Saint-Charles, head north past Aix-en-Provence TGV, and use the LGV Mediterranee to Avignon TGV. Regional TER trains use classic Provence routes toward Avignon Centre, with services often passing through Vitrolles, Miramas, Salon-de-Provence or Arles depending on the train. The route crosses inland Provence, the lower Durance and Rhone approaches before reaching Avignon's walled city area or the TGV station southwest of town.

Rail vs Bus vs Plane

The train links Marseille Saint-Charles with Avignon TGV in as little as 28 minutes, or Avignon Centre in about 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 25 minutes by TER. Buses between Marseille and Avignon usually take around 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours 15 minutes depending on stops and road traffic. Flying is not practical for this city pair because there are no useful direct scheduled flights and airport transfers would take longer than the rail trip. Electric rail is also the lower-emission choice for this short intercity route in Provence.

Train

Changes

Travel time

Price from

Departures

Rating

Train

TGV Inoui

Changes

Direct

Travel time

33m

Price from

$17

Departures

341

Rating

Train

SNCF

Changes

Direct

Travel time

32m

Price from

$17

Departures

202

Rating

Train

OUI

Changes

Direct

Travel time

33m

Price from

$17

Departures

135

Rating

Train

AVE INT

Changes

Direct

Travel time

33m

Price from

$10

Departures

Rating

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Travel time

Price range

Winner

Train

Apprx.

33m

$10-$57

Bus

Apprx.

2h 0m

$6-$20

Flight

Apprx.

4h 0m

$120-$300

FAQ about the Marseille - Avignon Route

How do I book Marseille to Avignon train tickets?

Book Marseille to Avignon tickets on Rail Monsters by entering your travel date, comparing TGV INOUI, OUIGO and TER departures, and selecting the station that fits your trip: Avignon TGV or Avignon Centre. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead and offers mobile apps for iOS and Android.

How much is the train from Marseille to Avignon?

One-way Marseille to Avignon train fares start from about €10 ($11 USD) for advance OUIGO or low-fare TGV tickets and can rise to around €45 ($49 USD) for flexible TGV INOUI fares. TER fares are often around €18 to €22 ($20 to $24 USD). Prices shown are starting from; final fares depend on class, time of booking, and availability.

How long is the Marseille to Avignon train?

The fastest TGV services from Marseille Saint-Charles to Avignon TGV take about 28 minutes over roughly 86 km. Direct TER services to Avignon Centre usually take around 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 25 minutes, depending on the stopping pattern and route.

How fast is the TGV from Marseille to Avignon?

TGV INOUI and OUIGO trains can reach up to 300 km/h (186 mph) on the LGV Mediterranee section between Marseille and Avignon. Average speed is lower because trains accelerate out of Marseille Saint-Charles and slow for the approach to Avignon TGV.

Does a Eurail pass cover Marseille to Avignon?

Eurail and Interrail passes are valid on eligible SNCF trains between Marseille and Avignon, but TGV services require a paid seat reservation and passholder places can be limited. TER trains generally do not require reservations. Rail Monsters sells individual tickets for this route.

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