Trains from London to Brussels are the fastest way to get from the capital of the UK to the capital of Belgium.
Trains between these cities are operated by a company called Eurostar. Eurostar trains leave from London St. Pancras train station in the northern part of central London. They arrive at Brussels Midi train station in the southern part of the Brussels city centre.
Eurostar trains are comfortable and have various seating classes available. These range from standard to business premier. In all classes of seats on trains from London to Brussels there is a food service available, and there is also a dining car on all Eurostar trains.
The fastest Eurostar train travel time from London to Brussels is 2 hours and 1 minute. Some trains take slightly longer.
Eurostar fares vary depending on the time of year and how far in advance you book your Eurostar ticket. Weekend train tickets are often less expensive than weekday tickets, but Friday and Sunday night Eurostar tickets are often the most expensive.
The base price of a ticket for trains from London to Brussels is £69 for a return ticket if you book in advance online. Cheap Eurostar tickets sell out quickly, so try to book as far in advance as you can to get the best prices.