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Cheapest price £70.50
30 day advance £104.50
7 day advance £149.50

Countries	Children	Youths
Belgium and Luxembourg	6 - 11	12 - 25
Eurostar	4 - 11	12 - 25
France*	4 - 11	12 - 27
Germany*	6 - 14	15 - 25
Italy	4 - 11	12 - 25
Netherlands (including Thalys)	4 - 11	12 - 25
Spain*	4 - 13	14 - 25
Switzerland	6 - 16	17 - 26
United Kingdom*	5 - 15	16 - 25
Others	4 - 11	12 - 25
* there are some exceptions to these definitions. Please see child and youth passenger age requirements for more information.
You can also read about Youth and Senior discounts and railcards.

First train

05:40
Last train

20:01
Avg changes

1
Fastest journey

5hr 46m

It is easy to take the train from London to Luxembourg. You have a choice of two routes, one via Paris and the other via Brussels. Many travellers judge that the Brussels route has the edge. You avoid the change of stations in Paris and the route via Brussels includes some decent scenery as the train travels through the Ardennes region of Belgium.

There are between four and seven departures each day on the route from London to Luxembourg via Brussels. The journey starts with a high-speed run on Eurostar from London to Brussels. That’s where you change onto an Intercity train for the onward journey to Luxembourg. The scenery on the journey from Brussels to Luxembourg becomes progressively more hilly.

Tickets for your train journey from London to Luxembourg via Brussels normally go on sale three months prior to travel. At certain times of the year, tickets for the route via Paris may be available slightly more than three months in advance.
London to Brussels

Board a Eurostar service from London St Pancras to Brussels. Little more than an hour after leaving London you’ll already be in northern France, speeding through Flanders fields towards Lille Europe, where almost all Brussels-bound Eurostar trains make an intermediate stop. Some trains make up to three additional stops – at Ebbsfleet, Ashford and Calais.

From Lille, it is just 35 minutes to Brussels, where Eurostar trains terminate at Brussels Midi station. Trains run every five minutes from Brussels Midi to Brussels Central (for the city centre). Your Eurostar ticket is valid for this short onward hop within Brussels.

Remember to factor in at least half an hour for Eurostar’s airline-style baggage check prior to boarding your train. This is a light-touch security scan, and there are no restrictions on taking liquids on board Eurostar trains.
- Eurostar train guide
Brussels to Luxembourg City

Direct Intercity trains leave Brussels hourly for the 230-kilometre journey to Luxembourg. These trains start at Brussels Midi station and make four more stops in the Belgian capital, including one at Brussels Central which is very convenient for the Grand Place. In Luxembourg City the trains terminate at the main station, which is simply called Luxembourg.

The journey from Brussels Midi to Luxembourg takes 3 hrs 20 mins. Trains make anything from 7 to 13 intermediate stops along the way, so this is no high-speed dash. Sit back and just watch the countryside slip by beyond the window. Beyond Namur, where the train crosses the River Meuse, the route runs through the forested hills of the Ardennes.
- Intercity (IC) train guide