If so, how long does it take to go from London to Berlin, or you can post a link that has all those details.
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This link will give you all the info you needhttp://www.seat61.com/Europe-train-ticke…
Eurostar, but that mainly goes to places like Paris, Brussels…you would have to travel to say Paris and then change trains there to one to go to Berlin (I am not sure if there are direct ones from Paris but its possible).
No, just to Paris and the United Kingdom. If you wanted to go London to Berlin you would take train from London to Paris Nord and Paris Est to Berlin.
You can take the Eurostar from London to Paris, which is in France and a separate country from the United Kingdom, and from Paris you can take a different train to Berlin, which is in Germany.
I’d plan two days for that journey.
Different countries have different rail services, but the countries you mention all provide international rail services.
To go via Paris as the others have told would be like travelling from London to Newcastle via Liverpool.
You take the Eurostar train to Brussels which departs at 06:20am, 08:27am; 11:04am; 12:57pm; and 04:04pm and arrives after about 2 hours to 2 hours and 20 minutes.
In Brussels you set your clock one hour ahead and step on the Eurostar or Thalys train to Cologne (Köln Hbf) which departs at 11:28am; 12:25pm; 02:28pm; 04:28pm and 07:28pm and reaches Cologne after about 1 ¾ hours of travel.
From Cologne you use the Intercity (IC) or Intercity Express (ICE) towards Berlin Ostbahnhof or the City Night Liner (CNL) towards Warsaw (Warschau/Warszawa) or Moskow (Moskau/Moskva)
01:48pm IC arrives 06:11pm at Berlin Hbf (total travel time 10:51 hrs)
02:28pm ICE arrives 07:08pm (total travel time 9:41 hours)¹
04:48pm ICE arrives 09:08pm (total travel time 9:04 hours)
06:48pm ICE arrives 11:06pm (total travel time 9:09 hours)
10:28pm CNL arrives 04:21am (total travel time 11:17 hours)
¹ = should you miss that train (only 13 minutes for train change) at Cologne you can still catch it by using the next train departing at 02:48pm towards “Hamm (Westf)” and change the trains there.
Source(s):http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.e… ..