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Eurostar Trains from Brussels to London
Travelling from one historic city centre to another, the trip from Brussels to London is taken by many travellers throughout their European holidays looking to experience cities full of historical and cultural influence. London's range of museums, art galleries and heritage-listed architectural buildings make it the perfect destination for those looking to learn more about the history of the world and London's influential role, both centuries ago and presently.
The journey from Brussels to London on the Eurostar train covers 197 miles (317 kms) and can take as little as 1 hour and 52 minutes. With nine trains running daily across this service, you'll have plenty of choice when deciding your itinerary and departure time.
By choosing Rail Online for your ticket purchase, you can experience a stress-free booking experience that easily finds the right cost-effective ticket to leave plenty of room in your budget to explore the cultural city of London. Find tickets from Brussels to London for as little as £39* on Rail Online as well as current train schedules, and even book your return trip home from London to Brussels.
Travelling from Brussels to London on a high-speed Eurostar train
Train travel across the close-knit countries that make up Europe is often a much more affordable and stress-free process when compared to flying. With little to no wait times, you can easily board your Eurostar train, sit back and enjoy the passing European countryside fly by as you inch closer to your London destination.
Travelling up to speeds of 186mph (300km/h), Eurostar trains combine high-speed travel with modern and comfortable facilities. With three ticket options available, you can choose Standard, Standard Premier and Business Premier to find the right ticket prices and amenities to suit your needs.
Making the Most of Your Time in London
Whether you plan on spending a long weekend or months exploring London, you’ll be amazed at how many new places and activities there are to discover. Once you’ve jumped off the Brussels to London train at St Pancras station, you can easily make your way around using the interconnected and extensive tube service.
St Pancras station, known as the airport for trains, is situated in a grade 1 listed building with historic gothic architectural details and a facade that will take your breath away. Located in the heart of London in the borough of Camden, you’re a 13 minute journey from the British Museum and a short 22-minute tube ride on the Circle line from the jewel of London city, the Tower of London. While the tube in London is globally renowned, don’t forget to hail a taxi now and again to enjoy the quaint charm of those backwards-opening doors only to be found in the UK.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does the train from Brussels to London take?
The train from Brussels to London takes about 1 hour and 52 minutes but can take as long as 2 hours and 9 minutes, de pending on your train and its schedule.
How much does the train from Brussels to London cost?
Tickets from Brussels to London can cost as little as £39* when booked in advance but may change depending on your de parture time, route, class and time of booking.
What time does the first train from Brussels to London leave?
For early risers who want to make sure they have the whole day ahead of them once arriving in London, you can find ea rly departures from Brussels to London as early as 08:52. This first departure may change seasonally and on weekends and public holidays.
What's the distance between London and Paris by train?
When travelling from Brussels to London, you'll cover a distance of 197 miles (317 kms).
What's the difference between 1st and 2nd classes?
On Eurostar trains, you have the option for three seating classes. Standard Class provides free wifi, access to the o nboard Cafe Metropole, wider seats, power sockets and a generous luggage allowance. Those that don't want pricey first-c lass tickets but want more comfort than standard class can offer Standard Premieroffers all that standard does plus a co mplimentary meal.
Eurostar Business Premier is the first-class and fast-track option for travellers. It includes free wifi, wider seats , generous luggage allowance, power sockets, access to business premier lounges and a gourmet onboard menu.
How much cO2 will I save by taking this train journey?
Each train journey from Brussels to London emits around 4.3 kg of cO2, which is much friendlier to the environment co mpared to the 51.7 kg of cO2 emitted from a plane ride.
undefinedundefinedWhat's the fastest journey time between Brussels and London by train?
The fastest train running from Brussels to London takes 1 hour and 52 minutes to reach its destination. However, this travel time may change depending on weekend and holiday schedules.
Is there a direct train from Brussels to London?
Yes, up to nine direct trains run daily between Brussels and London to offer flexibility in your itinerary and chosen departure time. However, it's important to remember that some of these departures will change frequency on weekends and public holidays.
What time does the last train from Brussels to London leave?
The latest train departure between Brussels to London leaves at 20:56. This late departure time may change seasonally and on weekends and public holidays.
What to expect on your journey from Brussels to London?
Your journey from Brussels to London will include a view of the lush countryside of Belgium and Northern France befor e travelling through the English Channel for the next 35 minutes, which will cover 31.3 miles (50 kms). Once you've resu rfaced in England, you'll have a clear view of the English seaside and the surrounding country as you make your way into the city centre and your destination.
Is there wifi available on trains from Brussels to London?
Yes, on your journey from Brussels to London, there will be free wifi for all travellers, no matter which class of tr avel you are in.