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London and Paris in two days | PolishTrains

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Think visiting each capital city requires a separate trip? You can buy a ticket for the Londyn - Paryż route on PolishTrains in PLN without creating an account — once paid for, it is sent by email and SMS. If your plans change, you can return or exchange your ticket online without leaving home. Modern European trains allow you to travel freely and quickly between different countries. Eurostar is a train that runs daily between London and Paris, at intervals of around 30 minutes. The train stops at St Pancras International station in London and Gare du Nord in Paris and thus allows you to get from the centre to the centre of both capitals in 2 hours 15 minutes!

At a glance

You can also pay later and settle the purchase afterwards, without having to block the full amount straight away. * Route: the train from Londyn to Paryż travels from St Pancras International station to Gare du Nord in about 2 hours 15 minutes

  • Frequency: several services a day, 7 days a week; the exact timetable changes seasonally

  • Seat reservation: mandatory on every Eurostar service and included in the ticket price

  • Documents: travelling to Great Britain requires a passport

  • Ticket purchase: on PolishTrains, you can buy a ticket up to 60 days before travelling, in PLN and without registering an account

  • Check-in: be at the station at least 30 minutes before departure — passport and security checks apply ### At a glance

  • Eurostar connects London and Paris in just over 2 hours through the Channel Tunnel
  • A valid passport is required to travel to the United Kingdom - a national ID card is not sufficient
  • Seat reservation on Eurostar is mandatory and always included in the ticket price
  • Passengers must pass through security screening and passport control before boarding Eurostar
  • Tickets can be booked via PolishTrains without creating an account and paid in Polish zloty
  • London is the largest capital city in Europe and Paris is the most visited capital by international tourists You can check the current timetable for a specific date in the PolishTrains journey planner. For group bookings, contact PolishTrains Customer Service. You can buy tickets for these routes, as with Eurostar, in one place on PolishTrains without switching between different carriers’ websites.

London and Paris in a weekend - thought that was impossible? Not with the Eurostar train and our travel recipe!

London and Paris are two European capitals known both for their world-famous monuments, such as the Eiffel Tower or Big Ben, and their places of interest, just to mention the districts of Montmarte or London's Camden. London is the largest capital of Europe and the most visited city by tourists. You can find the current refund rules and fee calculator on the PolishTrains help page. Paris is the capital of lovers and fashion. You can check the current timetable for a specific date in the PolishTrains journey planner. It seems that you need at least a week to visit each city. You can check the details for this journey in the PolishTrains baggage guide. However, we don't always have that much time...

Booking and purchasing tickets

Ticket reservations can be made via the booking form, e-mail: contact@polishtrains.eu or by phone: 703 402 010 (Call cost: PLN 2.58 including VAT/min). Feel free to contact us!

More prescriptions for train travel in Europe

How did you enjoy your weekend with PolishTrains? On PolishTrains, you can buy a ticket up to 60 days before travelling, in PLN and without creating an account. We have more of these recipes in store. If you're in the mood for a new experience, you can find more here: You can also pay later and settle the purchase afterwards, without having to block the full amount straight away. For group bookings, contact PolishTrains Customer Service.

This article was prepared by the PolishTrains editorial team. We follow the rail market in Poland and Europe, look for new connections and support you at every stage of your journey.

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