TGV Info Nice to Avignon
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TGV Info Nice to Avignon
We are planning a future summer trip. We have often travelled to St. Remy through Paris TGV to Avignon. We are considering an alternate flying in to Nice then taking the TGV to Avignon.
Please provide information on the time of that trip, frequency of the trains, views, etc. (Before the TGV we used to fly in to Nice then drive the three hours to St. Remy.)
Thanks.
Anthony
Please provide information on the time of that trip, frequency of the trains, views, etc. (Before the TGV we used to fly in to Nice then drive the three hours to St. Remy.)
Thanks.
Anthony
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www.voyages-sncf.com has all the answers
put in Avignon-TGV station and not Avignon-Ville for TGV train connections
put in Avignon-TGV station and not Avignon-Ville for TGV train connections
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Trains should leave Nice-Ville (main station) daily around 6:30, 6:56; 9:37, 10:42, 13.26, 15.34 that go to Avignon-TGV station.
Book as early as possible as these trains, which mainly continue on to Paris can be hard to get on if you just show up.
Book as early as possible as these trains, which mainly continue on to Paris can be hard to get on if you just show up.
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Keep in mind that the train from Nice does not go on the high-speed tracks, which end at Aix/Avignon/Marseille. You'd be travelling on a "regular" train instead.
I'm not sure why you would want to go to Nice first if your actual destination is Avignon.
I'm not sure why you would want to go to Nice first if your actual destination is Avignon.
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It wouldn't make any sense to go to Nice first by plane, then the TGV to Avignon, as you wouldn't save any time that way (over just taking the TGV to Avignon in the first place). IN fact, YOu'd probably spend a lot more time as you've have to get from the airport to the train station in Nice, coordinate schedules, etc.
Aside from voyages-sncf, you can use www.bahn.de, the German rail site for schedules in France, also. Click on the "international visitors" tab for English. I use it sometimes as it is quicker and easier than the SNCF site for some things. It also shows interim stops and schedules.
Aside from voyages-sncf, you can use www.bahn.de, the German rail site for schedules in France, also. Click on the "international visitors" tab for English. I use it sometimes as it is quicker and easier than the SNCF site for some things. It also shows interim stops and schedules.
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Thanks PalenQ and other respondents.
Time itself was not the most important consideration. Other factors you brought up, e.g., it is not a "speed train" from Nice to Avignon, etc. give us food for thought.
Anthony
Time itself was not the most important consideration. Other factors you brought up, e.g., it is not a "speed train" from Nice to Avignon, etc. give us food for thought.
Anthony