Where does the Eurostar go?

Eurostar trains serve stations in France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the UK. London is Eurostar's UK destination. Eurostar serves the French cities of Lille and Paris. Rotterdam and Amsterdam are the cities in the Netherlands that have Eurostar stations, while the same can be said in Belgium for the city of Brussels.

What destinations does the Eurostar go to?

Eurostar trains provide direct service to select cities in France, England, Belgium, and the Netherlands. If you don’t mind a connection, Eurostar trains can be the first step on a journey even farther into France, Germany, Belgium, and the UK.

Is there a direct Eurostar train from Paris to Amsterdam?

Yes, Eurostar now offers direct service between Paris and Amsterdam. As of October 2023, trains under the Thalys brand became Eurostar trains. The two companies merged to extend route range and give travelers like you a swift way to travel between Europe’s best capital cities.

Does the Eurostar go to Italy?

Sadly, the Eurostar trains do not offer direct service into Italy. That doesn’t mean you’ve got to hike from the French Alps to the Italian Alps. Start in Amsterdam, for instance, and take the Eurostar to Paris. Then, take a TGV train to Turin if you’re interested in truffle hunting, Milan if you need some retail therapy, or another Italian city that’s super accessible by rail.

Does Eurostar go to Switzerland?

Unfortunately, Eurostar does not offer direct trains into Switzerland. However, you can take a Eurostar train from a city like London to Paris then take a TGV train to the Swiss city Geneva which borders France.

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