London to Brussels

London and Brussels are the two important cities of European Union. There is a very stiff competition among various airlines, ferry companies and train companies in attracting the maximum number of passengers. There are many ways in which you can travel from London to Brussels.

A very convenient and relaxing option would be the high speed Eurostar trains. Board a Eurostar London Brussels train from London's St Pancras and you can reach Brussels-Midi station in just one hour fifty one minutes. The Eurostar stations are located in the heart of the city, so there is no extra money involved in reaching the stations. Though traveling by Eurostar is expensive than taking a flight from London to Brussels, but for a faster, greener and more comfortable journey choose Eurostar and enjoy the beautiful views.

Travel to Brussels

From London you can also take flights to Brussels. It is the cheapest way of traveling from London to Brussels. Airlines like EasyJet, Flybe and the national carrier Brussels Airlines provides cheap tickets to Brussels. The one way ticket would cost you as low as £25.99.

If you want a journey full of adventure than try out this unique option, travel by ferry. So reach Dover (the English port) by a car or bus and take a ferry to Dunkerque, the Belgian port and travel on to Brussels by car or taxi or train. Apart from the popular sea-route of Dover to Dunkerque, there is another route from Ramsgate to Ostend. So you can choose this option for a journey full of fun and excitement.

You can also go from London to Brussels by car or bus. The total distance between the two cities is 320 kilometers. If you want to take a coach, then they depart from Victoria Coach Station, London and arrive in Brussels- Nord and takes around 8 hours.

So carefully choose the option most suitable for you and make sure you have all necessary visas for entering Belgium.