Paris and London: Two cities - one unforgettable journey
2 cities, 2 nights each - enjoy Paris and London sustainably and stress-free by train
A journey full of comfort and serenity, yet fast and sustainable! Experience this on a combined train journey to Paris and London, two of Europe's most exciting metropolises! Sit back and relax while the TGV Lyria takes you directly to the heart of Paris in just a few hours - without long waiting times or annoying luggage restrictions. After a few eventful days, the Eurostar will take you across the English Channel to London in just 1.5 hours - direct, comfortable and stress-free. And the best thing is: thanks to the centrally located stations, your adventure begins as soon as you arrive, without time-consuming transfers!
This unique combination of Paris and London by train combines the best of two metropolises with a sustainable and comfortable way of travelling. With no stress, fast connections and direct access to the highlights, you can experience two of Europe's most diverse cities in the most relaxed way.
Frequently asked questions
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The price of the train from Paris to London depends primarily on the time of travel, whether you book in advance, the day of travel and the class of travel. The time of booking has the greatest influence, as journeys booked early are generally cheaper than last-minute bookings. The route is served by high-speed trains and is generally one of the more expensive international train connections in Western Europe.
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Yes, there is a direct train service between London and Paris with no changes. The trains run from London St Pancras International to Paris Gare du Nord and cross the English Channel via the Eurotunnel. The entire journey is completed without changing trains.
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The Eurostar takes around two to two and a half hours for the journey from London to Paris. The fastest services take just over two hours, whilst slower journeys can take up to around two and a half hours. All direct services fall within this narrow timeframe.
Paris enchants with world-famous sights such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. But the charming Montmartre or a boat trip on the Seine also offer unforgettable impressions. Art lovers should visit the Musée d'Orsay or the modern Centre Pompidou, while gourmets will get their money's worth in the numerous traditional brasseries. An insider tip: the rooftop terrace of the Printemps department stores' offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Paris.
Afterwards, immerse yourself in vibrant London, where Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus await you. Art and culture fans will get their money's worth at the National Gallery or the British Museum. For foodies, Borough Market offers a variety of culinary highlights, from British classics to international specialities. If you want to see London from a special perspective, you can take a boat tour or explore the hidden gardens of Kensington.
