Inside Eurostar | Seating, Accessibility & More

Thinking of booking a trip on the Eurostar between London and Paris? You’re in for one smooth, comfy ride. You’ll depart from London’s city-centre station and arrive straight at Paris’s Gare du Nord, with no airport fuss and no long transfers. Onboard, you’ll get to enjoy free Wi-Fi in air-conditioned coaches and stretch out your legs, while you can charge your phone right at your seat. There’s also a generous luggage allowance, a catering service offering snacks and drinks, and big windows perfect for scenic glimpses of the countryside. This is travel made easy, relaxed, and stylish.

The view from your seat

As you settle into your seat on the Eurostar, prepare to watch the world glide by as a soothing mix of natural scenery greets your eyes. After you roll out of London St Pancras Station, the city slowly shifts from red-brick townhouses and leafy suburban streets to wider, greener stretches dotted with small parks and cozy neighborhoods. Before long, the train slips into the Channel Tunnel, an iconic, blink-and-you’re-through moment that adds a little sense of adventure to your journey. And when you emerge on the other side, into northern France, it’ll feel like stepping into an entirely different landscape. Wide-open fields unfold in every direction, with patchworks of farmland, clusters of trees, and the occasional windmill breaking the horizon. As you get closer to Paris, the scenery changes again, where farmland tightens into suburbs, and soon you’ll see elegant Haussmann-style buildings, bridges, and hints of the city’s artistic character taking shape outside your window.

The views aboard the Eurostar aren’t dramatic in a mountainous, cinematic way, but they’re gentle, calming, and quietly beautiful, perfect for daydreaming, reading, or simply enjoying the feeling of being carried from one iconic capital to another.