We are going to London, and then from there to Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam and then back to London to conclude our trip.
What is the best option (and cheapest) for doing this, I saw the 'eurorail' website but wasn't sure if they were just a ticket broker or what.
Any advice is appreciated. also with any 'must see's'.
ThanksTraveling to London, England and Europe. Advice for traveling in between ...!?
1. Have a look at the budget airline websites.
http://www.easyjet.com/asp/es/Reserve/in鈥?/a>
http://www.ryanair.com/es (N:B they are superstrict about luggage. Read the rules carefully.)
Must sees: (all places) http://www.timeout.com/
http://www.eurostar.com/dynamic/_SvBoExp鈥?/a>
If it were me. this is how I would travel because its city centre to city centreTraveling to London, England and Europe. Advice for traveling in between ...!?
the eurostar is probably a good idea. it's a train going through a tunnel under the channel, in case you don't know. it's probably between 拢50-100.
or you could get a ferry, which would probably be cheaper for the actual crossing, but the train might be better since you end up closer to paris.
in london you could go to the tate, the science museum (particularly if you have kids?), and places like greenwich park for free. the IMAX cinema and london dungeons are relatively cheap. there's tonnes to do, i don't know what you're looking for but try googling for things to do in london and you'll find plenty.
i've not been to paris and brussels enough times to tell you where to go, and i've never been to amsterdam, sorry.
The Eurostar train runs frequently from London St Pancras International to Brussels and Paris Gare dur Nord, and there are frequent high speed trains from Brussels to Amsterdam; much simpler than flying with no expensive time consumimg trips between town centres and airports with long check in times, and you will see something of Europe as you travel. Book well in advance for the cheapest rail fares
www.eurostar.com
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