Trains from London to Amsterdam

Trains from London to Amsterdam

All trains from London to Amsterdam depart from London St Pancras International and terminate at Amsterdam Centraal. The London to Amsterdam train always requires a change at Brussels Midi and on some services an additional change at Rotterdam. The first train from London to Amsterdam departs at 06:47 and the last train departs at 20:00.

Which train companies run from London to Amsterdam?

All London to Amsterdam trains are operated by Eurostar until Brussels, you will then have to change to a Thalys train for the remainder of the journey.

How long is the journey from London to Amsterdam by train?

The London to Amsterdam train trip usually takes around 5 hours to complete, with the fastest services taking only 4 hours and 38 minutes to reach Amsterdam.

When are the first and last trains of the day from London to Amsterdam?

The first train from London to Amsterdam departs at 06:47 and the last train departs at 20:00.

Where do trains depart from and arrive to?

Eurostar trains from London to Amsterdam depart from St. Pancras International Station in central London. The Piccadilly, Northern, Victoria, Central, Hammersmith & City, Bakerloo and District & Circle lines in London Underground all stop at Kings X/St Pancras allowing passengers easy access from all over the city. Local buses also serve the station and the 10, 73 and 46 all stop within 5 minutes walking distance. Taxis can drop passengers at the Kings Cross taxi rank or close to the main station entrance.

Those travelling on trains from London to Amsterdam will arrive at the Centraal Station which is conveniently located on an island close to the Old Centre and the Waterfront. Taxis are available right outside the main entrance and can take visitors to any area. Trams can be caught at the station too, and they cover most of the central district. The metro also stops at most of the tourist areas in the city centre and local buses run all through the day and night.