Eurostar in Paris
Eurostar at Gare du Nord

Taking the Eurostar train from Paris to London is the fastest way to get from one city to the other when you are visiting Europe.

The Eurostar leaves from Paris Gare du Nord train station and arrives at London St Pancras train station. Both are centrally located and well served by all forms of public transportation and taxis.

Trains depart up to twice an hour 7 days a week, so you can travel to the UK whenever you need to. The journey time from Paris to London ranges from 2 hours and 15 minutes to 2 hours and 30 minutes, depending on which train you take. The journey time is the same for Eurostar trains from London to Paris.

When you travel, be sure to remember that there is a 1 hour time difference between Paris and London, with the former being ahead.

Eurostar fares vary depending on the time of year and how far in advance you book your Eurostar ticket. You can get ticket for their trains from Paris to London for as little as 88 euros round-trip if you book well ahead of time and travel at off-peak periods. Weekend tickets are often less expensive than weekday tickets, but Friday night and Sunday night Eurostar tickets are often the most expensive.