Trains from Paris to London

About the Paris to London train

Gare du Nord is reached by metro and suburban lines, and because this is an international service the ticket and ID checks happen before you board, so be at the station earlier than you would for a train within France. Before you search, settle the date, how many passengers are travelling and whether you want the return booked at the same time; each leg carries its own fare. The line runs north through Picardy, enters the Channel Tunnel near Calais and surfaces in Kent, then runs on into St Pancras. The station stands beside King's Cross on the Euston Road with underground lines beneath it, which is why arriving by train here rarely needs a transfer across town. London spreads along the Thames and where you stay shapes your days: the West End for theatre and shopping, the City for work, the South Bank for galleries and riverside walks, Kensington for museums. The hotels on this page are a starting point, and the reverse journey from London to Paris is covered too, so the whole trip can be booked in the same place on AI Concierge.