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Trains from Amsterdam to London

The train from Amsterdam to London crosses the Netherlands, Belgium and the north of France, then goes under the Channel to come up in Kent and run into the capital. You leave from a canal city and arrive in the middle of a far larger city, without an airport at either end. It is the route for people who want to step off at a central station with their luggage already in hand. Search below for the times and fares on your date.

Availability and prices are checked live when you search.

About the Amsterdam to London train

This is a journey with a real border. Allow time at the station for the security and passport checks that happen before boarding, and check the entry rules for your passport before you travel. Decide too whether to book the London to Amsterdam return in the same session; it is covered on its own page and priced separately. You arrive at St Pancras International, a Victorian brick station on the Euston Road in the north of central London, sharing a street with King's Cross. The metro runs beneath it, which puts the West End, the City and the museums of South Kensington within reach without a taxi. London spreads a long way beyond its centre, so the district you choose to stay in shapes the trip more than it would in Amsterdam. The hotels on this page sit closer to Heathrow than to Gatwick, which matters if you plan to fly home. Browse the United Kingdom eSIM plans linked here before you set off.

Where to stay in London

4 of the 282 hotels in the catalogue for London. The hotels listed are 40–45 km from LGW and 20–25 km from LHR.

Trains from Amsterdam to London: questions

How far is London from Amsterdam by train?

Amsterdam and London are about 360 km apart in a straight line; the rail route is longer. Live journey times and fares for your date appear when you search trains from Amsterdam to London.

Can I book the return from London to Amsterdam?

Yes. AI Concierge covers London to Amsterdam as well; search each direction for its own times and fares.

Is Amsterdam to London an international train journey?

Yes. Amsterdam to London runs from Netherlands to United Kingdom, so carry the ID the operator asks for and check entry rules for United Kingdom.

Destination, hotel and service details come from AI Concierge travel data; distances are straight-line. Availability and prices are shown live when you search.