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Bruges to London train
Two-bag
generous luggage allowances
City centre
to city centre
Comfortable
Make the most of your time on board
Trains from Bruges to London
You can still book a ticket with us between London and Brussels. For your journey between Brussels and any destination in Belgium, including Bruges, Antwerp or Ghent, you’ll need to buy an additional local train ticket from SNCB.
Bruges to London in one single booking
Discover our exclusive offers and book your return journey ticket Bruges-London on Eurostar.com. Travel from Bruges to London in less than 4 hours, with a short connection in Brussels-Midi.
Your train journey from Bruges to London:
Bruges train station to Brussels-Midi: 1 hr
Brussels-Midi to London St Pancras: 2 hr
On board
There’s a travel class to suit every budget and style, whether you’re celebrating something special, travelling en famille, or just want to catch up on some work.
And if you get peckish en route, you can pick up drinks, snacks and meals from Eurostar Café – from flaky morning pastries to after-work apéritifs.
Arriving at St Pancras International
Eurostar trains arrive right in the heart of London at the beautiful St Pancras International. There, as well as lots of shops and restaurants, you’ll find underground lines and buses to whisk you to London’s top museums and galleries where your Eurostar ticket gives you 2 for 1 entry to lots of exhibitions.
Missed your connection because of a delay or cancellation?
You can hop on the next available train (HOTNAT) when travelling on high-speed services which are part of the Railteam alliance.
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