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Train tickets to London

London is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, with its stately architecture, cozy pubs, luxurious shopping streets and impressive museums. It's the perfect city to visit. One of the advantages of London for the Dutch is that it is easily accessible. You can depart by train from various cities, such as Amsterdam and Brussels South.

Train providers to London

Eurostar, Thalys and NS are some of the train companies that offer trains to London. There are direct connections from Amsterdam and Brussels, and travelers can change trains at Brussels South and Lille Europe. The journey to London takes approximately 3 to 4 hours. Different fares are available depending on the class and how far in advance the tickets are booked.

Departure points and transfers

There are different departure points for trains to London, depending on the train company and the station of departure. Amsterdam Central and Brussels South are the main departure points for direct train connections to London. If you want to depart from another city, you may need to change trains at another station. Transfers are easy, but make sure you allow enough time between trains to make sure you don't miss your connection.

Travel to the heart of London

Trains to London arrive at St. Pancras International station, located in the center of the city. From here you can easily explore the rest of London using the city's extensive public transport network. The metro is the fastest way to get around the city, but buses and trams are also available.

Tourist highlights of London

London is a top-class metropolis. There are many tourist highlights that you should not miss. You can visit Buckingham Palace, the ceremonial palace with the famous guard in front of it, Big Ben with the characteristic tower and the House of Parliament. Westminster Abbey, London Eye, Tower Bridge and Trafalgar Square are also major attractions. In addition, there are cultural districts such as China Town, museums such as the British Museum and the Tate Modern, and Hyde Park for those who want to relax.

Frequently asked questions for your train journey to London

What is the Eurostar?

The Eurostar is a high-speed train that connects London to several European destinations, including Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam.

What is the Eurostar travel time between London and Brussels?

The travel time of the Eurostar between London and Brussels is approximately 2 hours.

What is the Eurostar travel time between London and Paris?

The Eurostar travel time between London and Paris is approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes.

What is the Eurostar travel time between London and Amsterdam?

The travel time of the Eurostar between London and Amsterdam is approximately 4 hours.

Where does the Eurostar depart from London?

The Eurostar departs from London St. Pancras International station.

Can I take the Eurostar from other cities in the UK?

Yes, there are train connections available from various cities in the UK that connect to the Eurostar.

Can I cancel or change my Eurostar ticket?

This depends on the type of ticket you purchased. Flexible tickets can usually be canceled or changed free of charge, while cheaper tickets offer limited or no flexibility.

Do I have to book in advance to travel with the Eurostar

Yes, it is recommended to book in advance to avoid disappointment. Popular travel times and dates can sell out quickly.

Can I travel on the Eurostar if I have limited mobility?

Yes, the Eurostar has special facilities for travelers with reduced mobility, such as a wheelchair. Always indicate this and come well in advance. The exact information is available on the Eurostar website.

Environmentally friendly traveling to London

Rail travel is one of the most environmentally friendly ways to travel to London.