Eurostar reopens popular route to the UK for the first time in nearly a year After a near year-long hiatus due to renovations at Amsterdam's bustling hub, Eurostar has joyfully reinstated its direct train line from Amsterdam straight to the heart of London.
The Eurostar service from St Pancras to Amsterdam Centraal clocks in at three hours and 52 minutes, while the return leg takes a little over four hours, passing through three countries en-route.
Gwendoline Cazenave, CEO of Eurostar, said: "We are delighted that direct Eurostar services between Amsterdam and London are back.
Since June 2024, travellers were diverted via Brussels, but as of Monday January 10, the high-speed rail link is back on track with the launch of a swish new UK departure terminal at Amsterdam Centraal.
With commitment to keeping Europe connected, Eurostar boasts three daily weekday and Sunday services to London St Pancras, curbing it to two trains on Saturday.
