London to Marseille trains
Two-bag travel allowance
and no extra fees
Comfortable
Make the most of your time on board
Arrive in the centre of Marseille
relaxed and ready to explore
Trains from London to Marseille
Travel from London to Marseille and enjoy a perfect mix of city break and beach holiday. Although we can’t take you there directly for the foreseeable future, you can still get to Marseille by taking a Eurostar train to Paris or Lille and changing on to a connecting TGV InOui train.
As we’re a member of Railteam, you’ll have the peace of mind that you can benefit from the ‘Hop on the next available train’ feature if you face delays en route. If you miss your TGV InOui connection, you can hop on the next available train with no extra charge.
Take the train to Marseille
Rendez-vous at St Pancras International at the recommended arrival time shown on your ticket for security and passport checks. Once on board, stretch out in our roomy seats and enjoy the view as we whizz you to France.
You’ll need to change train in Paris or Lille onto a direct train to Marseille.
In Paris, it’s a 30-minute transfer from Gare du Nord to Gare de Lyon, direct on RER line D. More information on connecting in Paris.
In Lille, just head up to the departure hall and change platforms. Find more information on how to change trains at Lille Europe.
Arriving at Marseille Saint-Charles
TGV trains arrive at the city’s centrally-located Marseille Saint-Charles station. Head straight to the beach or to your hotel by tram, metro, bus or taxi. If you’re travelling further along the coast to explore the calanques, pick up a rental car.
On the return journey
Board your train at Marseille Saint-Charles.
You’ll need to go through security and passport control before boarding your Eurostar train at Paris Gare du Nord or Lille-Europe. Please check your ticket for the recommended arrival time so you arrive at our Eurostar stations in plenty of time to go through these checks.
Missed your connection because of a delay or cancellation?
You can hop on the next available train (HOTNAT) when travelling on high-speed services which are part of the Railteam alliance.