Avignon to Marseille from $7: 8 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard Services: For your train trip from Avignon to Marseille, you’ll likely be traveling with SNCF (Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français) or an alternate operator. SNCF provides catering services through their 'TGV inOui' service, which includes a selection of snacks, sandwiches, and beverages available for purchase. There is also a first-class option that may offer complimentary refreshments depending on the specific train schedule.

• Seating Options: Trains on this route typically offer three seating classes: First Class (Première), Business Class (2nd class but with more spacious seating), and Economy Class (Seconde). The First Class compartments provide larger and more comfortable seats, with some services offering more privacy and quieter environments. If you're looking for the best value with good comfort, Business Class is ideal, while Economy remains a budget-friendly option. For more details, visit SNCF's website.

• Arrival Station Tip: Upon arrival at Marseille Saint-Charles station, you can easily navigate the facility, which has clear signage in multiple languages. If you need to leave your luggage, there are luggage lockers available for short-term use. Restrooms can be found on-site, and showers are available in some facilities. For more information on amenities and services, check the Marseille Saint-Charles station website. Additionally, to get to the city center quickly, Metro Line 1 (direction La Fourragère) takes you directly where you need to go. Other public transport options include Bus Line 49 and Tram Line T2.