Eurostar Timetable

As Eurostar connects more than hundred destinations all across Europe, so no doubt it has got a very complex network. Before planning a trip with Eurostar you need to know about the timings and the Schedule for the various Eurostar Trains and Stations. So to manage your time well and plan your trip efficiently you have to check out the Eurostar Timetable in order to avoid any confusions and mismatch of the trains.

The first Eurostar train departing from London’s St Pancras International Station leaves at 5:25am and the last train leaves at 8:05pm. Eurostar schedule is little different for weekends, the last train leaves London at 8:35pm. London to Paris and London to Brussels are the busiest Eurostar routes and booking your tickets well in advance is advisable.

And since now Eurostar also connects many other destinations in France, Belgium and other countries in Europe in association with other high-speed rail services like TGV, Thalys, SNCB, and SNCF, it also becomes important to check out the timings of the trains in order to avoid any sort of confusion.

Eurostar Train Times

Another point that should be taken care of is that there are at times minor changes in the Eurostar train times, so do make sure that you check the current timetable on the Eurostar website. There are various other instructions also given along with the Eurostar timetable, you need to understand them as well.