Eurostar trains

[markg91359]

I believe all trains in London leave from the St. Pancras Station. In Paris all trains arrive at Gare Due Nord. Its a very fast train. It moves at about 200 miles an hour. We spent about twenty minutes under the English Channel. I think its an important part of traveling to Europe. You really come to appreciate their modern infrastructure.

[kikebxl]

they are regular high speed trains. they feel a bit dated by now, but they are generally ok.

it's just a 2h trip, so it doesn't matter much. You can also take the Eurostar in Brussels or Lille to go to London.

[kikebxl]

they are regular high speed trains. they feel a bit dated by now, but they are generally ok.

it's just a 2h trip, so it doesn't matter much. You can also take the Eurostar in Brussels or Lille to go to London.

[MItoBH]

Originally Posted by ArabicHabibi

Has anyone here taken the Eurostar train? How was your experience, what did you see, something good to know about, and any other tips?

I will take it as first time visit to both cities in few weeks from London to Paris (round-trip)

My first time using Eurostar was in 2013 from London to Paris and back, and it was very enjoyable and comfortable.