London to Paris Tours

What our customers ask about London to Paris Tours

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

  A well-planned week between these European capitals starts with 3 days in London's classic sites. Visitors spend mornings at Westminster Abbey and afternoons watching the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace. The Wellington by Blue Orchid Hotel serves as a convenient base. The Eurostar then whisks travelers to Paris for 3 days of exploration from the Crowne Plaza Republique. Days fill quickly with visits to the Eiffel Tower and wandering through the Louvre's corridors. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The schedule was perfectly balanced - we got to see all the major attractions and still had free time to explore on our own. The Eurostar journey was smooth and comfortable."

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

  The route between these capitals offers rich historical stops. Travelers often pause at Bath's Roman ruins before heading to Windsor Castle and the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge. The White Cliffs of Dover mark the transition point before crossing to France via ferry or train. Paris welcomes visitors with the tree-lined Champs-Élysées leading to classic monuments. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Stopping at Bath and Stonehenge on the way to Paris added incredible historical context to our journey."

• What is the average price range for a London to Paris tour?

  Standard 9-day journeys between these cities typically cost between USD 3,500 and 4,500. Luxury options with premium accommodations like the Park Plaza Waterloo in London and Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel start at USD 7,500. Prices cover hotel stays guided tours most meals and city-to-city transport. A TourRadar traveler commented: "While not cheap, the tour was worth every penny for the seamless travel experience and high-quality hotels."

• What is the most common mode of transport between London and Paris?

  The Eurostar train service connects London St. Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord in 2.5 hours racing through the Channel Tunnel. Some tour groups opt for a more leisurely pace taking luxury coaches across the Dover-Calais ferry route. As noted by a TourRadar traveler: "The Eurostar journey was incredibly smooth and comfortable giving us amazing views of the English and French countryside."

• What are the typical included activities in London and Paris?

  Daily schedules blend guided tours of major sites with free time for personal exploration. London activities center around Big Ben Westminster Abbey and royal ceremonies. Paris offers Seine River boat rides walks through Versailles and evening tours when monuments light up. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The guided tours helped us understand the rich history behind each monument while free time allowed us to explore charming neighborhoods like Le Marais and Covent Garden."

• What type of hotels are typically used on London to Paris tours?

  Four-star properties in central locations define the accommodation standard. The Park Plaza Waterloo in London and Le Méridien Etoile in Paris place guests steps from main attractions. These hotels offer reliable comfort with modern amenities and helpful staff. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The hotels were perfectly situated for exploring both cities with comfortable rooms and excellent service."