Parfait! Pas cher et bien convenable. Arrive tout les dix minutes. Je souhaite qu'on aurait la même…read morechose en Angleterre: transport électrique sans bruit et sans émissions dangereuses dans les grandes villes. Les conducteurs sont toujours amicaux et utiles.

Is this the world's most gorgeous modern train station? Possibly! The architect has done a…read morewonderful job on this eye pleasing building. There's an incredible bakery on the ground level that cannot be skipped. Serving sandwiches on some of the best bread I have ever eaten, plus a range of delicate sweet treats. Downsides: A few more food and beverage options would be great. There's a need for much more seating. The indoor platforms were boiling hot. It would be great to get some air-conditioning on that level.

The TGV is an excellent and speedy way to travel in France…read more I think the service is really excellent and puts Britain deeply in the shade. Often, if you have a funeral to get to, this can be much speedier than trying to book a fkight and all the waiting around that goes with it. We have travelled both by day, and in a sleeping compartment, and both are very comfortable. I did find my dreams slightly odd during the night trip though! The conductors are slightly brusque, but once you've sorted their accents, its Ok! Recommend thoroughly.

This bus station in Aix-en-Provence is very close to the Renaissance Hotel, as well as the historic…read morecity area. It's got easy to use kiosks to buy your bus tickets, or you can pay when you board. We used it to buy bus tickets to Marseille, where we spent the day sight-seeing. The ticket each way was only 7 euro per person and the ride is quick, about 30 mins. The buses get their own lanes to drive in, so if there's traffic it doesn't seem to affect the bus much. The busses were clean and decent as well.

If you are going to Provence by train your choices are Avignon or Aix; I prefer the new station in…read moreAvignon -- its modern, easy to get to and simple to navigate. Two platforms that's it. The only miss is the concession stands, mediocre for French standards, but I guess when trains run on time its not like you are stuck in a station waiting for hours. All in all a solid station, clean, easy, friendly, safe and a breeze.

I think it's easy to miss your train here in France if you don't pay attention. The tickets can be…read morea little confusing. Some are ok electronically and others require a printed copy. We got the Aix-en-Provence TGV station with so much spare time. The electronic ticket had a QR code and we noticed it said Must Be Pr