The city of Avignon is both a cultural crossroads and a gateway to the South.  Between 50 and 60 trains leave from the two railway stations (one of which is for the TGV, high speed train) every day, and there are 24 return flights a week from the airport to Paris. 

Avignon has become the hub of commercial and cultural exchange for the South of France.
The City has 7709 parking spaces, of which 4345 are free of charge. Bike-lovers are also catered for. They can ride along the 110 kilometres of cycling itineraries and use the 1000 allotted parking spaces.  23 bus lines run regular routes with circulation plans that improve from year to year and that will continue to do so.

URBAN BUS SERVICES
Commercial Agency TCRA
avenue de Lattre de Tassigny                                                                                 
Information : +33(0)4 32 74 18 32 or by internet

INTERURBAN BUS SERVICES
Groupement des transporteurs de Voyageurs de Vaucluse (The Passenger Transport Group of Vaucluse) - GTV 84, located in the reception hall of the main bus station :
• provides regular transport lines over the whole of the district and neighbouring districts (Bouches du Rhône, Gard), A total of over 60 bus services linking Avignon to the surrounding towns.
• individual information according to the needs of each client (schools, employees, tourists...)
• trilingual hostesses speaking French, English and Spanish.
• The sale of specific tickets (books of tickets and season tickets), otherwise single tickets are sold on the bus.
The bus station hostesses are at your service from Monday to Friday from 10.15 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
GTV 84
5, avenue Monclar - +33(0)4 90 82 07 35

AVIGNON BY BIKE
For the past few years the City Council has facilitated as much as possible the use of bikes in the city.  The “Cyclades” in September, the setting up of a special unit in the road traffic department in charge of the cycling policy of the city, membership to the Club of Cyclable Cities, are all proof of the interest that Avignon has, and will continue to have, for “la Petite Reine”.
To date, the  City has 135 kilometres of cyclable itineraries, 80 kilometres of bike rides and more than 1 000 allotted parking spaces. 80 push buttons devices have been adapted to traffic lights on certain secondary roads.

Discover Vélopop, 200 self-service bikes, ideal for short distances in the city. This is the new trend for practical and economical transport created by Grand Avignon (metropolitan area around Avignon comprised of 12 communes).

To rent a Vélopop Grand Avignon, you only need to select the option best suited to your needs.  A one-year subscription or a one day forfait, you only have to chose …
The 17 bike stations have up to 32 bikes and are located in practical places with easy access.. With one simple click, find out their location and availability.
> www.velopop.fr