London to Stuttgart train with Deutsche Bahn

Trains from London to Stuttgart: Journey Details

Trains from London to Stuttgart either go via Paris or Brussels, sometimes with one more change. The quickest route takes 6.5 hours, either on the Eurostar via Paris or with Deutsche Bahn via Brussels. Prices and departure times for both vary between different days, however, there is usually a morning and an evening train available.

Taking the Train from London

Trains from London to Stuttgart depart from St Pancras International Station in central London. The station offers shops, restaurants and bars, and plenty of handy facilities such as a bureau de change and a baggage service. It’s accessible by bus, train and six tube lines that all pass through King’s Cross St Pancras Station just across the road.

Getting into Stuttgart by Train

If travelling on trains from London to Stuttgart via Paris, passengers must transfer from Paris Nord to Paris Est and take the high-speed TGV train for arrival at Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof (Hbf). If travelling with Deutsche Bahn passengers transfer at Brussels-Midi and again at Frankfurt Flughafen Fernbahnhof, before arriving at Stuttgart Hbf. This station is right in the centre of the city so it’s easy to connect to the Stadtbahn or S-Bahn public transportation systems, which run until about 1.a.m. from Sunday to Wednesday. On weekends, the S-Bahn runs throughout the night. Top attractions in this friendly city include the Koenigsstrasse shopping street, Schillerplatz square and the Grabkapelle chapel.