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Trains from Brussels to London

Under the sea is the part people remember: the train from Brussels to London crosses northern France and then the Channel Tunnel, surfacing in Kent and running into a station in the middle of the capital. It connects the Belgian capital and the European institutions with London for business, for weekends and for visiting family. Pick your date and passengers below to see live times and fares; the return to Brussels has its own page.

Availability and prices are checked live when you search.

About the Brussels to London train

Because the journey crosses into the United Kingdom, allow time at Brussels-Midi for the passport and security checks, with your passport to hand. Decide too whether you want London to Brussels in the same booking; it is covered on its own page and priced for its own date. St Pancras International, where you arrive, is a Gothic revival station on the Euston Road, with King's Cross next door and the metro beneath both. London's centre is large by European standards, and where you stay sets the tone: Bloomsbury and its museums are within walking distance of the station, the West End and Soho are a short metro ride, the City is for working trips, and South Kensington and Chelsea suit a longer stay. The hotels listed on this page are nearer Heathrow than Gatwick, which is worth knowing if you fly out at the end. The United Kingdom eSIM plans linked here cover data for the stay, and Where to stay in London shows a sample from the catalogue.

Where to stay in London

4 of the 282 hotels in the catalogue for London. The hotels listed are 35–40 km from LGW and 20 km from LHR.

Trains from Brussels to London: questions

How far is London from Brussels by train?

Brussels and London are about 320 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 Brussels to London.

Can I book the return from London to Brussels?

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

Is Brussels to London an international train journey?

Yes. Brussels to London runs from Belgium 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.