Paris to London Tours

What our customers ask about Paris to London Tours

• What would be an example itinerary between Paris and London?

  A practical 7-day Paris-London journey begins with 3 days in Paris where travelers explore essential landmarks like the Eiffel Tower Louvre Museum and Notre Dame Cathedral. The fourth day features a Eurostar train journey to London followed by 3 days seeing key sites such as Tower Bridge Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace. Most itineraries include river experiences on both the Seine and Thames along with dedicated time for independent exploration at popular spots like Covent Garden and the Champs-Élysées. A recent TourRadar traveler shared: "Everything was perfect from the time we were booked through the end of our trip. We received constant communication from the team on things to do."

• What are the most common destinations visited between Paris and London?

  The route between these capital cities features stops at several noteworthy locations. Travelers typically visit Rouen known for its Gothic cathedral the harbor town of Honfleur and the historic D-Day beaches in Normandy. Many tours stop at Vernon for Monet's gardens at Giverny and Les Andelys to explore Château Gaillard. Canterbury serves as a common English stop en route to London. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Our guide in France Colleen was wonderful. She previewed what we were going to do/see reminded us when necessary and set the stage for each day."

• What is the average price I can expect to pay for a Paris to London tour?

  Tour prices between Paris and London typically range from $1400 to $2700 for a week-long trip with variations based on accommodations and activities. Budget-conscious travelers can find options like Europamundo's 6-day tour starting at $900 while high-end experiences through Scenic can reach $9000. Prices generally cover hotel stays breakfasts city transfers and guided tours. A TourRadar traveler shared: "First independent stay tour and I thought it was excellent - just enough guidance when needed."

• What is the average distance covered on a tour from Paris to London?

  While the direct route between Paris and London spans 214 miles (344 km) most tours cover 400-600 miles (640-965 km) to include regional destinations. The common path follows Normandy's Seine River valley before crossing the Channel via Calais ferry or the Channel Tunnel. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The trip to France was flawless thanks to Ricardo and his vigilance. Very well organized."

• What's the most common mode of transportation between Paris and London?

  The Eurostar high-speed train service through the Channel Tunnel serves as the primary connection taking 2.5 hours from Paris Gare du Nord to London St Pancras International. Tour operators like Trafalgar Tours and Insight Vacations typically provide first-class Eurostar tickets. A TourRadar traveler commented: "The transfers to and from train stations were perfectly timed and the Eurostar experience was very comfortable. Our hotel locations in both Paris and London were excellent within walking distance to many attractions."

• What type of accommodation can I expect on a Paris to London tour?

  Standard tours provide 3 to 4-star hotels in central locations including properties like the Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel and The Tower Hotel London. Premium tours through operators such as Scenic book 5-star accommodations at places like The Langham London and Four Seasons George V Paris. A TourRadar guest reported: "The hotels were perfectly situated - our Paris hotel had amazing Eiffel Tower views and in London we could walk to Westminster Abbey in 10 minutes. Both properties had excellent amenities and helpful staff."