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There are 12 ways to get from London to Paris by train, bus, rideshare, car, car train, car ferry, or plane. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner.
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Travelling from London to Paris with us is simple, smart, and speedy. Go direct from city centre to city centre in just 2hrs 16mins. And whether you’re going for work or play, we’ll get you there feeling relaxed and rested.
- Eurostar Train
- Flying
- Car / Driving
- Bus / Coach
- Ferry
- Take A Guided Tour
- Carpooling / Ridesharing
- Private Car Transfer Or Cab
- Bicycle
- Walk
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This is perhaps the easiest way to get from London to Paris and is usually our recommended way to travel between the two cities. The Eurostar is fast and efficient, and direct from the heart of London to the heart of Paris. All you have to do is get on the train on time and then you can relax the rest of the journey. Although I think it is now take...
Flying is another popular way to get between London and Paris because it is very quick flight and flights between the two cities are often inexpensive. Remember though that between getting to and from the London and Paris airports, going through security and boarding procedures, it may be more time-efficient to simply take the train. But it is anot...
Driving from London to Paris is another popular way to get between the two cities. It gives you a certain amount of flexibility, plus the comfort of staying in your own car the entire journey. You don’t need to worry about luggage restrictions or paying fees per person, and the timetable is more flexible than traveling by train or plane. You have t...
Taking a bus from London to Paris is usually the least expensive transport option. While not as fast as a train or flying, it is an easy way to get between the two cities.
Taking a ferry across the channel is a unique, slower, and scenic way of getting from London to Paris. If you want the best view of the White Cliffs of Dover and the Cap Blanc-Nez (similar white cliffs of Calais), the ferry is our recommended option. The ferries take foot passengers, cyclists, and vehicles. They are the most popular way for cyclist...
If you are wanting to head off on a quick and organized day or weekend away, you might visit Paris from London on a guided day trip. The two cities are close enough together that it’s possible to leave before breakfast and be back by dinner!
If you are looking for an inexpensive option to get from London to Paris but would like to avoid the bus, you could consider a rideshare or carpooling option. It is an option that also gives you a built-in travel buddy for the journey.
If you don’t want to deal with any logistics or changes and don’t mind a more expensive option, you might consider booking a private car transfer. Although most cab companies and rideshare drivers won’t do such a long cross-border journey, there are some private transfer companies that offer this service. The driver will pick you up from your hotel...
If you are an avid cyclist, it’s possible to ride your bike from London all the way to Paris. You can cycle all the way to the edge of England and then jump on a ferry or take the Eurotunnel Le Shuttle to cross the English Channel to France. Most cyclists take the ferry. While we’d recommend such a long-distance cycle trip only for those with more ...
If you are really committed to slow travel, you can walk from London to Paris. As there is a large body of water in your way, you won’t be able to walk directly, of course, but you can do the crossing on foot via ferry or Eurotunnel.
Learn about the different options to travel from London to Paris, including train, plane, car, coach, and more. Compare costs, times, and tips for each method and find the best one for your trip.
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Find all the transport options for your trip from London to Paris right here. Rome2Rio displays up to date schedules, route maps, journey times and estimated fares from relevant transport operators, ensuring you can make an informed decision about which option will suit you best.
Direct London to Paris trains. Book your Eurostar to Paris train tickets from £39 and travel in just 2 hrs 16 mins.
