L'Isle-Sur-la-Sorgue
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I don't know but if I had to bet, I'd guess between 35-50 euro. It's almost the same distance as the distance from CDG airport to central Paris. If the taxi rates are a little cheaper down there, which I would think, that would make it at more like 30-35 euro.
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Thank you all.
I would prefer taking a train, but there does not seem to be one, at least not on the train schedule sites I searched. The closest town with a passenger train station seems to be Avignon. And from there it's a 40 minutes bus ride, which is why I am asking about taxi fares.
I would prefer taking a train, but there does not seem to be one, at least not on the train schedule sites I searched. The closest town with a passenger train station seems to be Avignon. And from there it's a 40 minutes bus ride, which is why I am asking about taxi fares.
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We drove in to L'Isle-Sur-la-Sorgue, and we wound up leaving our car near the train station. Fairly convenient drop-off point for the market. If you're in Avignon for a while, you might also look at the market in Carpentras.
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I had already tried the www.bahn.de site for train schedules. The only town it shows starting with "L'Isle sur" is L'Isle sur le Doubs, with an approximate 6 hour travel time from Avignon. I doubt it is the same town as L'Isle-Sur-la-Sorgue.
I know there is a train station in L'Isle-Sur-la-Sorgue, but I think it may be used only for freight trains, not for passsenger travel. If any of you have actually taken this train from Avignon to L'Isle-Sur-la-Sorgue, I would appreciate it if you would let me know.
I know there is a train station in L'Isle-Sur-la-Sorgue, but I think it may be used only for freight trains, not for passsenger travel. If any of you have actually taken this train from Avignon to L'Isle-Sur-la-Sorgue, I would appreciate it if you would let me know.
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Use this site
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
Traveling from: l'Isle-Fontaine-d-V
to: Avignon centre
You'll see several departures
Stu Dudley
Use this site
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
Traveling from: l'Isle-Fontaine-d-V
to: Avignon centre
You'll see several departures
Stu Dudley
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We took the train from Avignon Centre to "L'Isle Sur Sorge/Ftne e Vau" this past October, very early on a Sunday morning(7:22AM, arriving L'Isle 7:48AM) We got the schedule at the Avignon train station, inside the area where you buy tickets. The schedule I saved says "Marseille-Salon-Cavaillon-Avignon" (and has the Avignon-Marseilles direction on the reverse.)
I'm assuming you want to go for the Sunday market, right?
I'm assuming you want to go for the Sunday market, right?
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We also took the train, last summer, for the market on Thursday from Avignon. It took less than half an hour, even with the counter-intuitive going south first towards Marseilles. The station was only about a five- ten minute walk from the very outskirts of where the market was starting to set up. We arrived really early- like 7:30ish. There is also a bus, I believe. In Avignon the bus and train stations are basically side- by- side.
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