There are two major cities in Western Europe, London and Brussels. London is the capital city of England and it is full of culture and scenic beauty. On the other side Brussels is the capital of Belgium and known for its diplomatic value. London high, shopping malls, and Oxford University are the main attractions in London and Brussels has the headquarters of EU and NATO etc important organisations.
There are many travellers who visit between London to Brussels on daily basis. There are many travel options to the destinations and you can choose any one of these. You can choose any one these as per your schedule and comfort. We are sharing few interesting ways for London to Brussels travel and our aim is to save your money on your travel.
Eurostar Train:
Eurostar is the fastest and economical mode of travel from London to Brussels. Eurostar has made its place in train travel from London to Paris and London to Brussels route. The train offers fares one way from £39 to £69 for a return ticket (economy class). You can save your local time as the train drop you in the middle of the city within 2 hours. You can start your Journey from London St Pancras International station and by eating amazing foods in side, you will reach Brussels in around 1 hr 50 min.
Air / Flights:
The fastest mode of travel from London to Brussels in by air. Book a flight from London Airports to Brussels for just £45.99 one way. Although normal cost ranges somewhere between £75 and £130. Airlines as British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Blue Air, British Midland airways operate daily flights from London to Brussels. It takes around 1 hr 15 min in to the journey.
Ferry:
If you have enough time for your travel, you can choose Ferries as another option. You have to reach Dover port in London and take a ferry to Dunkerque in Brussels. After reaching Dunkerque you have to take bus or Car to reach the city of Brussels. Ferry fares are less than Eurostar and Flights but it takes around 4 hours to reach Brussels. You can also take your car with your travel by Ferry and use to save taxi fares in Brussels.
Martin Wynn
