The owner of London's St Pancras station says it is hopeful of having international train services to more European countries, including Germany and Switzerland. In a bid to get more passengers to ...

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Heading to Germany or Switzerland? You'll soon be able to take the train. The journey would take about five hours between London and Frankfurt, and five hours and 20 minutes between London and Geneva.

There ill be more Eurotunnel connections between Switzerland, Germany and London Photo by Philippe HUGUEN / AFP. Eurostar said it would launch new direct train routes from London to Frankfurt and ...

Announcing proposals, the trains would run between London St Pancras and both Frankfurt and Geneva from the “early 2030s”. Eurostar added that the routes would be served by a fleet of up to 50 ...

Plans for a cross-channel expansion, driven by London St Pancras High Speed (which recently rebranded from HS1), aims to offer direct rail routes to major cities in Germany, Switzerland, and France.

Some European destinations are offering incentives to visitors arriving by train, including free spas and £50 off hotel rooms. Tourists who choose to explore Switzerland by public transport can ...

Direct international train services between London and destinations such as Germany and Switzerland could be launched amid plans to boost the capacity of St Pancras station.