Brussels to London train

Trains from Brussels to London

Travelling by train from Brussels to London is a fast and cost-effective way of making the journey. All services are direct, taking just two hours. There are at least 10 daily departures, spread throughout the day from early morning to late evening. All trains leave from Brussels-Midi Station with journeys terminating at London St Pancras International Station.

Which train companies travel from Brussels to London?

All services from Brussels to London are operated by Eurostar which is jointly owned by Canadian and European businesses. Eurostar is a high-speed service with modern rolling stock and comfortable spacious carriages. Onboard services include toilets, baggage storage space, wifi, power outlets, individual lights and bistro-bars.

How long is the train from Brussels to London?

All services between the cities of Brussels and London are direct with a short journey time of just two hours.

How many trains are there from Brussels to London?

There are at least 10 departures a day on routes from Brussels to London with a similar schedule in operation seven days a week. The time of the first departure varies slightly from day to day and is later on Sundays.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Brussels to London?

Departure train station: All trains to London from the Belgian capital depart from Brussels-Midi Station which is close to the city center. It is part of a transport network that includes local, regional and intercity trains, Metro trains and local buses as well as a shuttle service to Brussels South Charleroi Airport. Among the facilities at this busy station are car and bicycle parking, cab ranks, passenger lounges, wifi, left baggage storage, toilets, shops, bars and restaurants.

Arrival train station: Train services from Brussels terminate at London St Pancras International Station. The station is in central London and housed in an impressive historic building part of which is also a hotel. St Pancras International is part of Transport for London's network of local, commuter, intercity and underground trains and local buses. London St Pancras International facilities include parking for car and bicycles, car hire desks, cab ranks, tourist information, banking services, passenger lounges, left baggage storage, toilets and wifi. There is also a range of shops from supermarkets to designer boutiques and a choice of cafes and restaurants, one of which is a champagne bar.