London to Brussels
by Eurostar High-Speed Train
Route Overview
Travel from London to Brussels in just 2 hours on the Eurostar high-speed train. Arrive at Brussels-Midi/Zuid station in the heart of the city, perfectly positioned to explore the Grand Place, the European Quarter, and Belgium's famous chocolate shops.
Ticket Prices
From £35Prices are for one-way tickets. Book early for the lowest fares.
Stations
Depart from London St Pancras International and arrive at Brussels-Midi / Brussels-Zuid, both with convenient city-centre transport connections.
Travel Tips
- Brussels is a great gateway to other Belgian cities — Bruges, Ghent, and Antwerp are all under 1 hour by local train.
- The Eurostar arrives at Brussels-Midi, but many city attractions are closer to Brussels-Central. Take a 5-minute local train or a 20-minute walk.
- If you're continuing to Amsterdam, you can connect at Brussels to the Thalys/Eurostar service.
- Belgium uses the euro (€). Most places accept cards, but carry some cash for smaller shops and waffles stands.
- If you are visiting for the day, check museum opening hours in advance, as many attractions run shorter schedules on Sundays.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Eurostar take from London to Brussels?
The direct Eurostar from London St Pancras to Brussels-Midi takes approximately 2 hours.
Can I do a day trip from London to Brussels?
Yes! With an early morning departure and a late evening return, you can enjoy 8-10 hours in Brussels. Perfect for exploring the Grand Place, trying Belgian waffles and chocolate, and visiting the Atomium.
Is Brussels a good base for exploring Belgium?
Absolutely. From Brussels, you can reach Bruges in 1 hour, Ghent in 30 minutes, and Antwerp in 45 minutes by local train. Belgian rail tickets are affordable and trains run frequently.
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