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Trains to the Alps

Train to the French Alps from £75* one way

*Conditions Apply

Terms and Conditions

Price based on a return journey and tickets at this fare are only available for travel (according to your local departure time):

  • between midday and midnight on a Monday
  • anytime on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
  • between midday and midnight on a Saturday.

Subject to availability at the time of booking. A £3 credit card fee may apply.

Travelling beyond Brussels

Any Belgian Station tickets are valid on any Belgian train (except Thalys and ICE) from Brussels-Midi/Zuid to any station in Belgium, departing within 24 hours of your Eurostar arrival. You may also arrive in Brussels up to 24 hours before your train to the UK departs. If the first leg of your journey is from Belgium, you must print your tickets at home.
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Take the train to the French Alps

Eurostar runs direct day trains to the French Alps on Saturdays between December-April and direct night trains on Fridays from January-April.

Our generous luggage allowance means you can take your skis or snowboard, as well as two suitcases at no extra charge.

Trains leave from St Pancras International in London and Ashford in Kent, direct to the French Alps.

What’s on board?

Seats are spacious with fold-down tables as well as tables of four for families and groups. There are luggage racks above the seats for small to medium bags and space at the entry of each coach for larger cases.

There are two bar buffet coaches for snacks, meals and drinks and toilets are found at the end of every coach, including some with disabled access.

Arriving in the French Alps

Eurostar trains stop at  Moûtiers, Aime-la-Plagne and Bourg-Saint-Maurice where you can get a coach to many of the top ski resorts. Courchevel, La Plagne, Tignes, Meribel and Les Arcs are all within easy distance.

Return trains leave from Moûtiers and Bourg-Saint-Maurice so you’ll need to make your way from Aime-la-Plagne to one of them on your way home.

Alpine delights

From skiing and boarding to bobsleigh and skijoring, the Alps have it all. Take your pick of the many top-class resorts including Les Arcs, Val d'Isère, La Plagne, Tignes and Courchevel.

The Alps Night View

Top tips for a smooth trip

  • Check in at least an hour before your train leaves.
  • Look out for the extra luggage space on board.
  • Travelling on the night train? Enjoy a peaceful, relaxing alcohol-free trip.
The Alps Snowboarder

Skis go free

On direct trains to Moûtiers, Aime-la-Plagne and Bourg-Saint-Maurice, you can take a pair of skis or a snowboard as well as your standard two-bag luggage allowance.

The Alps Chalet

Two direct trains a week

Escape the city on Friday night, relax on board and wake up in the Alps, or spend Saturday speeding through France, admiring the scenery and arrive in time for your first fondue.

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