Final Destination: Marseille
All trains also call at: Valence Ville, Orange and Avignon Centre
The high speed line between Lyon and Marseille by-passed Arles, so these trains, which don't use that line and instead stick to the older route, are the only direct trains between the two cities.
Monday to Saturday = 3 x trains per day
Sunday = 2 x trains
Additional connections are available by changing trains in Avignon
Book early and save: No
Tickets will cost the same price if purchased at the station immediately before departure.
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SNCF Connect | * |
Even though you won't save by booking tickets online, it's definitely worth looking up the departure times on SNCF before heading to the station.
Particularly as building works at Part-Dieu station may begin to impact on the timings of these trains, with some trains commences their journeys at Lyon-Perrache station.
The railway travels through the valley carved by the River Rhome, but the glimpses of the river itself are fleeting, though some of Montélimar comes the most spectacular part of the journey where the railway travels through a narrower rocky gorge.
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