Aix-en-Provence Station

Aix-en-Provence station is a railway station in the Bouches-du-Rhône department. It is the city's second most important station and is mainly used for regional express train journeys. It handles around 250,000 passengers a year.

In service since 1856, Aix-en-Provence Centre station is ideally located right next to the city centre. It is recognisable by its elegant yellow façade and blue shutters. Its passenger building has information and ticket desks, as well as self-service ticket machines. Between trains, you can visit the beautiful Parc Jourdan nearby, one of the largest and most iconic parks in the city. There is a play area and pets are allowed.

Getting to Aix-en-Provence station

There is a taxi rank in front of the station for all your journeys around town. The Aix en Bus network has a stop at the station, served by two lines. The other lines can be reached on Boulevard du Roi René and Avenue des Belges, 5 minutes' walk away.

Main destinations from Aix-en-Provence station

The station has 4 tracks and 3 platforms. It is served only by TER trains on the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur network. Three major routes depart from or arrive in the city, with lines linking Aix-en-Provence to Pertuis, Veynes - Dévoluy and Marseille-Saint-Charles. The journey to Marseille Saint-Charles station takes around 40 to 45 minutes. It also serves the towns of Gardanne, Simiane-Collongue and Septèmes-les-Vallons, as well as the Saint-Antoine, Saint-Joseph and Sainte-Marthe en Provence districts of the Marseille metropolitan area.

A few metres from the station is the Aix-en-Provence bus station, which offers many bus journeys. A shuttle provides fast connections to Aix-en-Provence TGV station and Marseille Provence airport.