Trains from Amsterdam to London

Trains in Europe are a convenient and effective way to travel between cities, with a number of companies offering domestic and international train routes. All trains traveling from Amsterdam to London are operated by Eurostar, with approximately 10 trains making the journey every day. All Amsterdam to London trains require at least 1 transfer, usually in either Brussels or Paris. Some journeys may require 2 transfers, usually in Brussels and Lille. Trains take between 4:40 h and 6:22 h to arrive in London, depending on the train chosen and how many transfers are required. The first train of the day departs Amsterdam at 6:17 a.m. while the last leaves at 5:17 p.m. All Amsterdam to London trains depart from Amsterdam Centraal train station and arrive at London St Pancras International train station.

Amsterdam to London Trains: General Information

Travelers in Europe can offset some of the cost of Eurostar train tickets by planning ahead and booking tickets as far in advance as possible.

• All Amsterdam to London trains are run by Eurostar.
• All Eurostar trains require at least one transfer usually in Brussels or Paris. Some journeys require 2 transfers in Brussels and Lille. All trains depart from Amsterdam Centraal train station and arrive at London St Pancras International train station.
• Trains traveling from Amsterdam to London take as little as 4 hours and 40 minutes to arrive in London.
• Most travelers book their Amsterdam to London train tickets 1 week in advance of the travel date.

Based on Omio's travel data, as the table above clearly illustrates, ticket prices on Eurostar Amsterdam to London trains decrease the further they are booked in advance:

• It is 30% cheaper to book a Eurostar train ticket from Amsterdam to London 1 week in advance as opposed to the day you intend to travel.
• Amsterdam to London train costs are 47% cheaper when booked 1 month in advance as opposed to purchasing a train ticket the day of.

Taking the Train from Amsterdam

Being the largest railway station in Amsterdam and the Netherlands, Amsterdam Centraal Station is conveniently located in the very center of the city at Stationsplein, with most city tram lines, buses and ferry lines ending at the same location. Travelers can easily reach the station by taxi, bus, or metro. The metro is located on the eastern side of the station and trams stop just outside the front of the building. The station is entered using three tunnels that lead to the platforms.

Getting into London by Train

London is an ideal tourist destination that is famed for its iconic landmarks and historic buildings. Travelers who want to discover the huge variety of museums, galleries and theaters should take one of the many daily Eurostar trains from Amsterdam to London St Pancras International, which is located on Euston Road in the central London Borough of Camden. There is a taxi rank situated near the Eurostar arrivals hall at Midland Road and another on Pancras Road. The station is also well connected to all parts of central London by the King's Cross St Pancras London Underground. Alternatively, travelers can catch a bus near the station on Euston Road, Midland Road and Pancras Road.