Trains to France

Head to Paris in style and comfort with Eurostar.  Hop on the train at London St Pancras and, in just 2 hours 16 minutes, you’ll be arriving in the heart of Paris.

At under 1 hour 30 minutes from London, Lille is the perfect place to go for a day trip, especially  as the station  is just a short walk from the main square and shops.

For a magical break from the real world, where better than the Magic Kingdom itself?  Disneyland® Paris is sure to be a hit with all the family, adults and kids alike.

With its ornate Hôtel de Ville, imposing Grand Théâtre and airy Musée des Beaux-Arts, Calais is worth taking some time to explore. And all under an hour from London.

Whether you’re a hard-core skier or  just about the après-ski, head to the Alps. Spend your days on the slopes, and your nights living it up with the glamourous crowd.

Bourg-Saint-Maurice is in the heart of the French Alps, just a hop, skip and a lift from resorts such as Val d'Isère, Courchevel, Tignes, Meribel and Les Menuires.

For foodies and history lovers alike, Lyon has it all. The gastronomic capital of France and a UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s perfect for a holiday or city break.

Head to the South of France direct with Eurostar. No hassle, no baggage restrictions, just a relaxing trip down through the beautiful French countryside.

From London St Pancras to the Mediterranean coast in time for lunch, hop on the Eurostar and you’ll be basking on the beach or sipping wine on a terrace in no time.

With a quick station change in Paris you can travel all the way to Bordeaux by train. Before you know it you’ll be sampling the food and wine and feeling like a local.

If you haven’t been to Nantes, what are you waiting for? Whether you’re travelling with friends or family, this exciting town has lots to do and see.

As a key world pilgrimage site, Lourdes has over six million visitors a year. But, away from the crowds, the surrounding countryside offers peace and tranquillity.

From the yachts bobbing in the port to the winding streets of Vieil Antibes, it’s hard not to relax in this charming port town. So hit the beach and soak up some sun.

Once a glamorous seaside resort, Biarritz has changed since the surf set arrived in the 1950s. Wetsuits now have the edge on dinner suits in this friendly Basque town.

From historic Avignon to arty Aix and edgy Marseille, Provence caters for your every mood.  And there’s plenty of delicious food and wine to delight your taste buds too.

It may not be the fastest way to travel from London to Nice, but it’s the most scenic and stress-free. Sit back and enjoy the scenery as you speed down to the sun.

The beach in the morning, wine tasting in the afternoon and dinner on a terrace, this lively university town is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful area. 

Toulouse, with its tree-lined waterways, leafy parks, impressive museums and galleries and rugby-loving locals, is the perfect place for a relaxing holiday in the sun.

With its artistic atmosphere, Aix is the perfect place to find perspective. Explore the winding streets or just sit back with a pastis and watch the world go by.

Just a stone’s throw from the Spanish border, Perpignan’s a cultural crossroads, with Catalan influences visible everywhere, from the local lingo to the dinner menu.

For a holiday that combines culture, history, fresh air and fun, head to Toulon.  You can walk off all the delicious food and wine on the sandy beaches or sightseeing.