London Aix-en-Provence train and general information about Aix-en-Provence

Aix-en-Provence is a famous tourist center for tourists visiting France for hundreds of years. The city is only 25 km from the exotic city of Marseille. Throughout the centuries the city has been a nucleus of cultural activities. The renowned painter Paul Cezanne and the famous novelist Emile Zola belong to Aix-en-Provence.

The place is a perfect fusion of Provencal charm together with a rich heritage and renowned tourist attractions. The place is a must see for history buffs. Here you will discover the ancient charm of its historic buildings and famous religious sites. To satisfy your relaxation needs after a hard day of sightseeing, a visit to the attractions of the thermal baths of Aix will take away all the fatigue. For centuries, this city is popularly known as a spa town, the Thermes Sextius, which is now the most famous modern spa in Aix-en-Provence, was first built in the 18th century. Some of the must-see sites in this city are the Hotel de Ville, also known as the town hall, Thermes Sextius, the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, the Cathedral of St. Sauveur, the Church of St. Jean de Malte, and various museums. in the city. To stay here there are a variety of options available such as hotels, residences, campsites, guest houses and other rental accommodation available.

London train Aix-en-Provence

The best means of transport to get to Aix-en-Provence from London is the Eurostar Network. You must take the Eurostar from London Pancras station. From where you have to make a single station change and take a super fast French TGV that will take you to Aix-en-Provence in just three hours. Alternatively, you can take a Eurostar to Marseille from where there are a variety of options available to get to Aix-en-province, which is only 25 km away.