The city of London is well-known for being not only the capital, but also the business and financial centre of the United Kingdom. Brussels is the headquarters of the European Union as well as th NATO. A linguistic melting pot, Brussels is often referred to by two names - Bruxelles in French and Brussel in Dutch respectively. The London St. Pancras International Station, a London landmark is now the terminus for high speed trains to Brussels with six underground lines. A best option for someone wanting to travel from London to Brussels is to travel by Eurostar trains. Eurostar journeys are more relaxing and less time consuming and also extremely economical. The main Eurostar terminals in the UK are Ashford, London St. Pancras and Ebbsfleet. The Eurostar London Brussels Train with a top speed of 186mph, one of the fastest routes between two cities.

Eurostar to Brussels leaves every day from St. Pancras International and goes up to Brussels Midi Station. This distance from London to Central Brussels can be covered in less than two hours through Eurostar trains thanks to the fast tracks on which the trains run. Pay just £69 and enjoy a round trip from London to Brussels in Eurostar Train. Journeys by Eurostar to Brussels can turn out to be excellent sightseeing tours as train pass through the beautiful French countryside near Calais and Lille. Eurostar trains have increased the number of visitors travelling from London to Brussels. Eurostar trains are 400 metres long and have excellent safety records including fireproofing systems, which allow you to travel through the channel tunnel. For Eurostar times, fares, and destinations and to buy cheap Eurostar tickets, check www.eurostar.com.

While travelling to Brussels by train is a little more expensive than travelling by air, it provides a less stressful journey and allows you to save precious time. If this is what you're looking for then the train from London to Brussels should be your choice.

London to Brussels train is a more relaxing and pleasant option than travelling from London to Brussels by ferry, air or bus. Check-in takes just a few minutes and is much faster than checking in at airports. Since the station in Brussles is centrally located and well connected, no extra expenditure is required to reach the station. With its amazing speed, quality and record time services, Eurostar has certainly captured the entire travel market in Western Europe.

If you are hoping to explore the luxurious journey of the Eurostar train from London to other top Eurostar destinations like Amsterdam, Avignon, Disneyland Paris, Lille and Paris, there are many options available to you. To go to Amsterdam, catch Eurostar from St. Pancras International station and change trains at Brussels Midi Junction which is the end station at Brussels. This is the same route of London Paris Train from London to Lille and then there are different routes to either Paris or Brussels and to Amsterdam. From Brussels you can proceed to Amsterdam with Eurostar's partner, Thalys. The duration of the journey from London to Amsterdam is 5 hours 50 minutes. Eurostar train tickets from London to Brussels now also include travel to and from any station in Belgium with no hidden expenses. The Eurostar train from London to Paris takes 2 hours 15 minutes, London to Avignon takes 6 hour 10 minutes, Lille to Brussels takes about 35 minutes and London to Lille just 1 hour 20 minutes. Eurostar continues to increase its market share on the London-Brussels route as more and more passengers are opting to take train London Brussels, ahead of airlines. Also book India Airlines Booking here for Cheap Air Tickets.