Does the Eurostar go to Prague?

Eurostar does not operate a direct train from London to Prague, but you can travel between them by combining a Eurostar service to Brussels or Paris with connecting trains. The most convenient route is taking a Eurostar from London to Brussels, then changing to a sleeper train (e.g., European Sleeper).

Can I take a train from London to Prague?

The train from London to Prague usually takes 17 hours 7 minutes on average to travel 1032 km, although the quickest services can take as little as 12 hours 55 minutes. You can expect to find 12 trains per day running on this popular route.

Which cities does Eurostar go to?

Eurostar connects major cities across the UK, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, with key destinations including London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, and Cologne, plus seasonal and expanded routes to places like Lille, Lyon, Düsseldorf, Bordeaux, and even Zürich, offering direct high-speed travel. 

Is there a sleeper train from London to Prague?

Travel to Prague while you sleep

Catch the Eurostar from London to Brussels and easily transfer to European Sleeper night train for a hassle-free, direct route to the city centre of Prague. Travel while you sleep and arrive in the morning.

Is there a high speed train from London to Prague?

Yes, there is a high-speed train from London to Prague.

Fast & Cheap: From Prague Airport to the City Centre for just 1.2 EUR (2025 Honest Guide)

Can I go to Prague on Eurostar?

Currently, the only company providing cheap trains from the UK to Prague departing from London is Eurostar. Eurostar provides seamless travel from the city centre to the city centre for an array of destinations at great value fares.

How to get to Prague from the UK without flying?

To get to Prague from London, why not take the train? With 15 trains per day and an average journey time of 17 hours and 5 minutes, taking the train is a great way to travel. See our Journey Planner for up-to-date times and prices.

Can you get the Eurotunnel to Prague?

The quickest way of taking your car to Prague from Britain is via the Channel Tunnel (Euro Tunnel). The most direct route from Calais to Prague is via Lille, Brussels, Cologne, Frankfurt and Nuremberg, entering the Czech Republic at the Waidhaus – Rozvadov border crossing – a journey of just over 1000 km.

What 5 countries does Eurostar go to?

Eurostar now operates across five core countries: the United Kingdom (UK), France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, following its merger with Thalys to create a unified network connecting major cities like London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne, and Düsseldorf, with expanded options to the South of France and the Alps. 

Can you wear jeans on the Orient Express?

During the rest of the day, the dress code is smart-casual. To be more specific, this can be translated as trousers and a shirt for gentlemen at lunch (jacket and tie are optional) and smart clothing for ladies. It goes without saying that jeans are not suitable at any time.

What is the most luxurious train in London?

The British Pullman has earned the right to be the London luxury train. Find offers and promotions here for London's luxury train, British Pullman. The Club guarantees to apply any offer, valid at time of booking. The Belmond British Pullman has day-long round-trip journeys into England or fine dining experiences.

Is Prague 1 hour ahead of the UK?

Yes, Prague is generally one hour ahead of the UK, as the Czech Republic uses Central European Time (CET/CEST) while the UK uses Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) or British Summer Time (BST). This means when it's 11 AM in London, it's 12 PM in Prague. 

What date in 2025 does Etias start?

EES started on 12 October 2025. It will be introduced in phases, building towards being fully operational by 10 April 2026. You won't need an ETIAS for travel this year. The EU is looking to introduce ETIAS towards the end of 2026.

Is it worth paying first class on a train?

First class train travel is worth it if you prioritize comfort, space, and perks like complimentary food/drink, especially for long journeys, business travel, or special occasions, but it depends heavily on the price difference and the specific operator's service, with it being less valuable for short hops or if the upgrade cost is high. Key benefits include larger seats, extra legroom, quieter surroundings, guaranteed tables, and sometimes lounge access, making it great for working or relaxing.
 

What does Eurostar Plus include?

Eurostar Plus includes

• Exchange with no fee up to 1 hour pre-departure.
• Refundable up to 7 days pre-departure for €25/£25/$40.
• 2 pieces of luggage + 1 small daypack/handbag.
• Extra spacious seats.
• A choice of two delicious dishes and drinks served at your seat (London routes only)
• Free onboard wi-fi.
• At-seat plug sockets.