Eurostar Return From London To Paris, Lille and Brussels - Starting From - w/Code

Book via train pal to get an extra 8% off with code MSE555, so you could bag a return journey from £64.40.

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Eurostar has a flash sale with fares at £35, meaning you can get £70 return tickets to Paris, Lille or Brussels from London St Pancras International – the cheapest price we've seen since February 2022. The sale ends at 10.59pm on Thursday 7 March, but it's best to do it ASAP as the cheapest fares often sell out fast.

The cheap fares are for travel from Wednesday 13 March to Thursday 23 May 2024, depending on availability.

Tuesday 19th March (return same day) - £64.16


Wednesday 20th Match & returning 21st March - £64.16

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Use the Eurostar Fare finder to locate the £35 fares, decent availability from March to May.

Examples (order Paris, Brussels then Lille)


Our fastest journey times are:

• London to Paris - 2 hours 16 minutes
• London to Brussels - 1 hours 53 minutes
• London to Lille - 1 hour 22 minutes

Things to do in Paris
There’s never a shortage of things to do in Paris. Proud of its enduring revolutionary spirit, the city is dotted with reminders of its long and storied history: Roman ruins, royal palaces and imposing monuments to France’s illustrious writers and artists. Once you’ve ticked culture off your list of Paris activities, there’s still plenty left to do: hit the shops for vintage and designer goods, eat your way around upscale pâtisseries, or hop on a Vélib’ – the local shared bikes –for a cheap and cheerful tour of the city. Don’t forget the capital’s laid-back nightlife: an evening spent in a cosy wine bar or an underground cocktail den has to rate as one of the top things to do in Paris.

Things to do in Brussels
There’s no shortage of things to do in Brussels, but the city’s relaxed way of life means you can pack in as little or as much as you want. It’s a joy to explore under your own steam, whether you’re ambling around the historic city centre or venturing further afield. Get reacquainted with Tintin, Bruegel or Magritte in the city’s small but intriguing museum scene, or take a tour at the Cantillon Brewery for a taste of local brews. The off-the-tourist-trail neighbourhoods of Ixelles, Matonge and Saint-Gilles are a tram or metro ride away. They’re worth a nosey for their markets, top brunch spots, independent boutiques and international influences. Still wondering what to do in Brussels?

Lille:
When you’re in need of a quick getaway, Eurostar breaks to Lille should be top of your list. Less than an hour and a half away by train, this underrated northern city has bags of charm. Proud of its French and Flemish heritage, Lille is a good place to visit for shopping hauls and cultural thrills alike. A day trip to Lille is perfectly possible: hop on the Eurostar in time for mid-morning coffee and waffles, then spend the rest of the day exploring the delightful old town and sampling local cuisine. Two days in Lille will give you more time to explore, whether you’re in the market for microbreweries, indie shops or remarkable museums and art galleries – so why not extend your stay?

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