London to Nuremberg train with Eurostar

Trains from London to Nuremberg: Journey Details

Anyone who wants to catch trains from London to Nuremberg can do so every day of the week. To make the journey, it is necessary to travel via Paris on the Eurostar, and to change there to a Deutsche Bahn service to Nuremberg. The earliest Eurostar departs from London St Pancras station just after 9 a.m. and takes about 3 hours to reach Paris. From there, travellers need to transfer to Gare de l'Est. They will need to change at Frankfurt am Main or Augsburg, before reaching Nuremberg in around 6 hours.

Taking the Train from London

Catching trains from London to Nuremberg is simple. All trains depart from London St Pancras Station, which is located just to the north of the city centre. You can get there from all central districts on the Northern, Circle, Metropolitan and Piccadilly Lines of the Tube network, and local buses serve the station throughout the night. If you are coming from other UK cities, St Pancras is next to Kings Cross station, a major domestic terminus.

Getting into Nuremberg by Train

Bavaria's second largest city has a magical feel. Known for its medieval streets, rich dark beer and vibrant night life, Nuremberg is an undiscovered gem - particularly at Christmas when the city hosts one of Europe's largest festive markets. Nuremberg Hauptbahnhof is one of Germany's largest, and lies just to the south-east of the Altstadt. This makes it easy for visitors to walk into the city. If you are heading to the suburbs, the station hosts Regionalbahn services, while the U-Bahn connects it to attractions like the city's Exhibition Centre. Tram and bus connections are also available right outside the station.