London and Paris are two of the most popular cities in Europe, and many travellers want to combine them in a single trip. The good news: it’s only 214 miles (344 km) between the two capitals, and since the Channel Tunnel opened in 1994, getting between them has been easier than ever. We’ve made this journey many times in both directions, by every mode that’s reasonable (and a couple that aren’t). This guide covers all 11 options for getting from London to Paris, with current 2026 pricing, journey times, booking tips, and our view on which mode is right for your situation. We also flag the new EU Entry-Exit System (EES), which began rolling out across the Schengen Area in April 2026 and will change how non-EU passengers cross from the UK to France. The juxtaposed UK crossings (St Pancras for Eurostar, Folkestone for Le Shuttle, Dover for ferry) are… Read the rest
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