Train from spain to london: Barcelona to London train tickets from €97.93 | Rail Europe

We usually find around 14 departures on this route every weekday, counting only those that leave enough time to change trains without waiting around for longer than necessary.

Trains usually run with a similar frequency on weekends.

How long does it take to travel from Barcelona to London?

The Barcelona to London train travel takes about 10 hours and 7 minutes, no matter when you leave.

What are the Barcelona to London train times and schedule?

If you’re travelling on a weekday, you’ll find the earliest train to London leaving Barcelona at around 06:10 and the last train leaving at around 18:30.
This is the same at the weekend.

How much is the train ticket from Barcelona to London?

The cheapest tickets we’ve found for trains from Barcelona to London are €97.93.

If you book 30 days in advance, tickets will cost around €270, while the price is around €306 if you book 7 days in advance.
Booking on the day of travel is likely to be more expensive, so it’s worth booking ahead of time if you can, or check our special offers and deals.

When should you book your train tickets from Barcelona to London?

Trains for this journey usually open for booking around 6 months in advance.
If booking is not yet open for your travel dates, you can set a booking alert and you’ll receive an email as soon as the cheapest tickets are released for your train journey.

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Which train companies operate between Barcelona and London?

More than one train company operates on the route from Barcelona to London, so you’ll be travelling with one or more of the following rail operators:

• Eurostar
• FS100
• Renfe-SNCF
• TGV

You can check which train you’ll be travelling on by looking for the train name in search results.

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UK to Spain by ferry

Why not cruise to
Spain, on a luxury ferry that has more in common with a cruise
liner than old-fashioned Channel ferries?  Brittany Ferries
operates three direct ferry routes from the UK to Spain with
a time-effective crossing time from
Portsmouth to Santander or Bilbao of 2 nights, 1 day.   With
ferry passenger
numbers growing whilst airline passengers to Spain have been
falling.  For much of the year, Brittany ferries now offer an
unprecedented 5 cruise ferry sailings a
week direct to Spain.  You can take your car, of course, and on this page
I’ll explain the options for travel as a foot passenger with train connections.

 
Which ferry route to choose

 
Portsmouth to Santander

 
Portsmouth to Bilbao

 
Plymouth
to Santander

 
How much does it cost

 
How to buy tickets

 
Video:  Madrid to London
via Brittany Ferries

 
What’s it like on board the
ferry to Spain?

 
Train travel between the UK & Spain

• Portsmouth to Santander is usually operated by one of Brittany
  Ferries’ newest ships, the Galicia.

  
  It offers the most frequent sailings, normally twice a week all year round
  taking 2 nights, 1 day.  
  It’s bookable online at
  www.brittany-ferries.co.uk.

  Santander is a pleasant seaside
  town, the ferry terminal is right in the city centre an easy 7 minute walk from
  the mainline rail station.

  Local trains run from Santander
  to Bilbao.  High-speed trains run from Santander to Madrid.

• Plymouth to Santander is
  also a good route, it runs April-October
  only, usually operated by the older
  Pont Aven, one of the
  very best ferries serving the British Isles, with the wider range of facilities,
  including the prestigious (and popular) Commodore Class cabins with lounge area,
  satellite TV and private balcony.

  
  Also bookable online at
  www.brittany-ferries.co.uk.

• Portsmouth to Bilbao is usually operated by another
  new ship, the Salamanca.

  It
  also operates twice a week all year, taking 2 nights, 1 day.

  In Bilbao the ferry
  terminal in a suburb, you’ll need a taxi to the nearest metro station then a
  metro train into the city centre.

  Bilbao is a larger and more
  industrial centre than Santander, but on the other hand it’s home to the
  famous Guggenheim Museum of modern art, well worth a visit,
  and has direct trains not only to Madrid but to San Sebastian, Zaragoza &
  Barcelona.

• The ferries to Spain carry
  motorists & freight, and usually foot passengers too.  But be aware when booking at
  www.brittany-ferries.co.uk:

• Some sailings carry foot
  passengers with a full range of cabins available.  In this
  case, no problem, go ahead and book!

• Some sailings carry foot
  passengers, but departures mysteriously show all cabins ‘sold out’ – only
  reclining seats seem to be available.   Now re-run the
  enquiry with Bicycle or Motorcycle selected rather than On foot – Aha, cabins magically appear, they are
  clearly not sold out at all!  The solution here is to book with a bike
  or motorbike added, then turn up as a foot passenger, explaining you decided
  to leave the bike at home.  You could try calling Brittany
  Ferries afterwards and seeing if they’ll remove the bike for you,
  though I doubt this will succeed.  You may just have to bike the bullet
  and pay a bit extra for a bike you won’t be taking.

• A few sailings may not carry
  foot passengers at all.  You’ll see foot passenger option missing
  (or the sailing dates missing) when booking online. 
  You can try an alternative route or date, or you can try calling Brittany
  Ferries to see if a foot passenger place can be booked by phone.

• This is usually the easiest and
  most frequent route for train+ferry passengers, unless you live in the West
  Country when a sailing from Plymouth to Santander may be more convenient.

• Brittany Ferries sails from
  Portsmouth to Santander all year round, usually twice a week
  leaving Portsmouth on Tuesdays at 17:00 (arriving Santander at
  18:00 next day) & Wednesdays at 12:00 (arriving Santander
  at 13:00 next
  day).  However, sailing days & times vary so check online
  at www.brittany-ferries.co.uk. 

• Enjoy the departure from Portsmouth
  Continental Ferry Port, as the ship sails right past
  Portsmouth’s historic naval dockyard with Nelson’s flagship
  HMS Victory and then Victorian ironclad HMS Warrior clearly
  visible from the ferry, as well as Portsmouth’s new
  ‘Spinnaker Tower’.  In Santander, the ferry docks
  right in the city centre, a short walk from Santander’s mainline railway station for
  trains to Madrid and Alicante.

• Train connection from
  London to Portsmouth:  Trains run from London Waterloo to Portsmouth &
  Southsea station every half hour,
  journey time 1hour 35 minutes, see
  www. nationalrail.co.uk to check UK times & fares. 
  No reservation possible or necessary, just turn up and buy a ticket on the
  day.  You should use Portsmouth &
  Southsea station as this is closest to the Continental Ferry
  Terminal, not Portsmouth Harbour.  A taxi from Portsmouth &
  Southsea to the Continental
  Ferry Port costs around 6.  Remember there’s a 45
  minute minimum check-in for the ferry, but always allow plenty
  of time between train and ferry in case of any delay. 
  See the UK page for train
  information within Britain.  There are also direct
  trains from Cardiff, Bristol, Brighton,
  Southampton and Reading to Portsmouth.

• Train connections from Santander
  to Madrid & the rest of Spain:  In Santander, the ferry arrives at
  the Estacin Maritima right in the city centre, an easy 7 minute (500m)
  walk from the Renfe mainline station and the FEVE narrow-gauge station.  
  Three daily high-speed Alvia trains run from Santander to
  Valladolid & Madrid, journey
  time 4
  hours, one or two going all the way through to Alicante, see
  
  www.thetrainline.com
  (easiest to use, in , or $, small booking fee) or www.renfe.com
  (in , much more fiddly, may reject some overseas credit cards) for times, fares
  & booking.  You should ideally book in advance – booking should open 60
  days ahead – as reservation is compulsory and there are cheap advance-purchase fares from around 28 if you pre-book.  I recommend
  allowing several hours between the ship’s arrival and any
  onward train booking, if necessary staying in Santander
  overnight, to allow for transfer time and any delay
  to the ship.  The FEVE narrow-gauge station is next to
  the Renfe station and has local trains several times daily to Oviedo and
  Bilbao, see
  www.renfe.com/viajeros/feve
  (FEVE has now been absorbed into Renfe).

• 
  
  Map of Santander showing ferry terminal & stations.

• If you need to stay overnight in Santander,
  I recommend the Hotel Bahia, a modern hotel directly across the road
  from the ferry terminal and a 6-minute walk from the railway station. 

• Luggage storage in Santander: 
  There are no left luggage lockers at the station, but you’ll find luggage
  lockers on the lowest level of Santander bus station.

• The Portsmouth- Bilbao ferry
  route operates twice a week from late March to early November, sailing on
  Fridays at 17:00 (arriving Bilbao at 18:00 next day) and on Sundays at 23:15,
  arriving in Bilbao at 08:00 on Tuesdays.

• Sailings on this route are operated
  by the new Salamanca.  On departure from Portsmouth Continental Ferry
  Port, the ship sails right past Portsmouth’s historic naval dockyard with
  Nelson’s HMS Victory and then ironclad HMS Warrior clearly visible from her
  decks.   For train connections between London & Portsmouth, see the
  previous section.

• Train connections in
  Bilbao:  In Bilbao
  the ferry docks at Zierbena, 16 km northwest of central
  Bilbao.  It’s a 5 km, 18 taxi ride from the ferry
  terminal to Santurtzi metro station, from where there are
  metro suburban trains every few minutes into Bilbao’s Abando
  station in the city centre, taking 21-23 minutes and costing a euro or two,
  see www.metrobilbao.net.

  There are two daily high-speed trains from Bilbao Abando
  station to Valladolid & Madrid, journey time
  to Madrid 4
  hours 50 minutes, and two direct daily trains to Zaragoza &
  Barcelona, journey time, 6 hours 40 minutes, see
  www.thetrainline.com
  (easiest to use, in , or $) or
  www.renfe.com
  (in , much more fiddly)
  for times, fares & online booking.  I’d recommend allowing
  several hours between the ship’s arrival and any onward train
  booking, to allow for transfer time and any delay to the ship.  

  Bilbao’s Matiko station has hourly narrow gauge trains to
  San Sebastian (Donostia-Amara) every hour or half-hour,
  journey time 2 hours 35 minutes, see
  www.euskotren.eus.

• Fares vary by
  departure date, rather like air fares, and according to the cabin accommodation
  you choose.  However, ferry
  fares to Spain start at around 246 return for two people travelling
  together in an inside 2-berth cabin (in other words, 123 each return),
  or 276 with an outside cabin (‘outside’ means with
  window, well worth the extra cost), rising to 646 return for two
  people sharing a Commodore Class suite with private balcony. 
  Prices for solo passengers start at around 228 return with sole
  occupancy of an inside cabin.

• You can buy ferry
  tickets to Spain online at
  www.brittany-ferries.co.uk,
  whether you’re a foot passenger or motorist, with a
  selection of cabins – but see the
  section about foot passengers above.

  
  Or call
  0330 159 7000, lines open
  09:00-18:00 Mondays-Fridays, 09:00-16:30 Saturdays & Sundays.

• You can buy train tickets to
  Portsmouth & Southsea or to Plymouth from anywhere in Britain
  online as shown on the UK page or
  using
  www.nationalrail.co.uk

• To buy
  train tickets or simply check train times & fares within
  Spain, go to either
  
  www.thetrainline.com
  (easy to use, prices in , or $, small booking fee) or
  www.renfe.com (Renfe’s own
  site, in , much more fiddly, can struggle with overseas credit cards,
  see
  this advice on using it).

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See for yourself how
straightforward and comfortable a journey via Brittany Ferries can be! 
This shows a northbound trip from Madrid Atocha to London Waterloo, on Brittany
ferries Pont-Aven from Santander to Portsmouth.   This route is now
operated by the Galicia.

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The ferries offer a choice of
restaurants & bars, standard & deluxe cabins, sun decks & cinema. 
All cabins come with en suite toilet & shower, a small
dressing table, and 2-pin European type power sockets for
recharging laptops, cameras or mobiles.  The Pont
Aven even has a small indoor swimming pool with poolside bar, two cinemas,
and free WiFi internet access (in public areas but not
in cabins).  These ships make getting to Spain as
much a cruise as a ferry crossing.  A great way to reach
Spain with or without your car, flight-free.

Cabin types:  All cabins have a private shower &
toilet, with bedding, towels, soap & shampoo provided. 
On the Pont Aven you’ll find standard inside cabins (1 or 2
berths), standard outside cabins (1-4 berths with window),
Club cabins (similar to standard outside cabins but with two
lower berths, satellite TV with several UK channels, and tea/coffee facilities), Deluxe
cabins (with TV/DVD player, tea/coffee facilities, twin beds,
complimentary continental breakfast served in the cabin) and
Commodore Class cabins (similar facilities as the Deluxe
cabins but significantly larger & with private balcony).

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• In Santander:  If you need to stay overnight in Santander,
  I recommend the Hotel Bahia, a modern hotel directly across the road
  from the ferry terminal and a 6-minute walk from the railway station.

Backpacker hostels

• 
  
  www.hostelworld.com:  If you’re on a tight budget,
  don’t forget about backpacker hostels.   Hostelworld
  offers online booking of cheap private rooms or dorm beds in
  backpacker hostels in most cities at rock-bottom prices.

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Always take out travel insurance…

You should take out travel insurance with at least 1m or preferably 5m medical cover
from a reliable insurer.  It should cover trip cancellation and
loss of cash & belongings up to a reasonable limit.  These days, check
you’re covered for covid-19-related issues, and use an insurer whose cover isn’t
invalidated by well-meant but excessive Foreign Office travel advice against
non-essential travel. An annual
policy is usually cheapest even for just 2 or 3 trips
a year, I have an annual policy with
Staysure. co.uk
myself. 
Don’t expect travel insurance to bail you out of every missed
connection, see
the advice on missed connections here.  Here are some suggested
insurers, I get a little commission if you buy through these links,
feedback always welcome.

  www.staysure.co.uk
offers enhanced Covid-19 protection and gets 4.7 out of 5 on

Trustpilot.

 
www.columbusdirect.com is also a well-know brand.

 
If you live in the USA try

Travel Guard USA.

Curve card
saves foreign transaction fees…

Banks often give a poor
exchange rate, then charge a currency conversion fee as well.  A Curve
MasterCard means no foreign transaction fees and gives you the mid-market
exchange rate, at least up to a certain limit, 500 per month as I write this.   The balance goes straight onto one of your existing debit or
credit cards.  And you can get a Curve card for free.

How it works:  1.
Download the app for
iPhone or Android.  2. Enter your details & they’ll send you a Curve
MasterCard – they send to most European addresses including the UK.  3.
Link your existing credit & debit cards to the app.  4. Now use the Curve
MasterCard to buy things online or in person or take cash from ATMs, just like a
normal MasterCard. Curve does the currency conversion and puts the balance onto
whichever of your debit or credit cards you choose.  You can even change
your mind about which card it goes onto, within 14 days of the transaction.

I use a Curve Blue card myself
– I get a little commission if you sign up to Curve, but I’m recommending it
here because I think it’s great. 
See details, download
the app and get a Curve card – they’ll give you 5 cashback through that
link, too.

When you’re travelling you often use free WiFi in public places which may not be
secure.  A VPN means your connection to the internet is encrypted & always
secure, even using unsecured WiFi.  In countries such as China where access
to Twitter & Facebook is restricted, a VPN gets around these restrictions. 
And lastly, you can select the geographic location of the IP address you browse
with, to get around geographic restrictions which some websites apply – for
example one booking site charges a booking fee to non-European visitors but none
to European visitors, so if you’re not located in Europe you can avoid this fee
by browsing with a UK IP address using a VPN. 
VPNs & why you need one explained. 
ExpressVPN is a best buy and I use it myself – I’ve signed up as an
ExpressVPN affiliate, and if you go with
expressvpn. com using the links on this page, you should see a special deal,
3 months free with an annual subscription, and I get a small commission to help
support this site.

Carry an Anker powerbank…

With tickets, reservations, vaccination records and Interrail or Eurail passes
now often held digitally on your mobile phone, it’s vital to keep it charged. 
I recommend carrying an
Anker
powerbank which can recharge your phone several times over if you can’t get
to a power outlet when you’re on the move.  I never travel without one.

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Barcelona to London by train from €57.00

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Barcelona (Spain) – Paris (France) – London (UK)

The route includes several transfers. You need to buy more than one ticket.

1a Traveling from Barcelona (Spain) to Paris (France)

The fastest way to travel from Barcelona to Paris is with the TGV. There are two direct trains with a journey time of about 6.5 hours. Train ticket price starts from 49Euro. For exact timetables and rates, please see our booking links. We recommend booking in advance as ticket prices are high otherwise.

The direct night train no longer exists. To spend the night, first take the Rodalis Barcelona from Barcelona Sants to Latour de Carol (“La Tor de Querol”). This is the railway line number 3. The ticket price is 12 euros. Buy this ticket from the ticket machine. This is a very picturesque journey lasting about three hours, in the middle of the Pyrenees. There you change to the night train from Latour-de-Carol to Paris. This ticket is available through our booking links.

Where can I buy a train ticket from Barcelona to Paris?

Please show me the accommodation options at the destination on booking. com.

Useful links

types of trains: Types of trains on this route
Cercanias (CER) / TGV Elipsos France – Spain (TGV Elipsos)

night train: Possible night trains.
ICN 3980 Latour-de-Carol – Paris

rail connection: popular routes among users
Paris – Barcelona

find train timetable: Online timetable, where you can find up-to-date information about routes.
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1b Traveling from Paris (France) to London (United Kingdom)

The fastest way to get from Paris to London is with the Eurostar high-speed train. Travel time is only 2.5 hours from the city center to the city center. Ticket prices start from 57 euros. There are 15 or more Eurostar connections every day.

For exact train schedules and fares, please see our booking links. The earlier you book, the cheaper the ticket prices.

If you want to travel cheaper, you can take the bus. Travel time is much longer with nine hours. But tickets are much cheaper and start at 14 euros. Companies like Flixbus offer multiple connections per day as well as during the night. You get these bus tickets through our booking links.

Where can I buy a train ticket from Paris to London?

Please show me the accommodation options at the destination on booking.com.

Useful links

types of trains: Types of trains on this route
Eurostar (EST)

ferry: Useful ferry connections.
Calais – Dover

rail connection: popular routes among users
London – Paris

find the train timetable: Online timetable, where you can find up-to-date information about routes.
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How to get from London to Spain

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Flight from London Heathrow to Barcelona

Take the London Paddington train at the Heathrow Express station.

Travel time 14 min. Fare from €5 Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Heathrow Express.

Buy ticket

Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

Fly to London Heathrow (LHR) from Barcelona Airport (BCN).

Travel time 2 hours 5 minutes Fares from €50

Carrier: British Airways.

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Get off at Barcelona (BCN).

Take the El Prat Aeroport train at the Rodalies de Catalunya station.

Travel time 27 min. Distance 16 km.

Carrier: Rodalies de Catalunya.

Buy ticket

Get off at Barcelona-Passeig De Gracia.

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Train to London Gatwick, plane to Bilbao

Take the London Victoria train at Southern Service station.

Travel time 33 min. Fare from €10 Distance 42 km.

Carrier: Southern Service.

Buy ticket

Get off at Gatwick Airport.

Fly to London Gatwick (LGW) from Bilbao Airport (BIO).

On the road 2 hours Fare from €21

Carrier: easyJet.

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Get off at Bilbao (BIO).

Take the BizkaiBus bus at the Aireportua/Aeropuerto stop.

Travel time 32 min. Fare from €1 Distance 11 km.

Carrier: BizkaiBus.

Buy ticket

Get off at Alameda Recalde 14.

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Flight from London City to Barcelona

Take the Bank DLR Station train at the Dockland Light Railway (DLR) station.

Travel time 21 min. Distance 9 km.

Carrier: Dockland Light Railway (DLR).

Buy ticket

Get off at London City Airport DLR Station.

Fly to London City (LCY) from Barcelona Airport (BCN).

Travel time 2 hours 10 minutes Fares from €75

Carrier: British Airways.

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Get off at Barcelona (BCN).

Take the London Paddington train at Rodalies de Catalunya.

Travel time 27 min. Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Rodalies de Catalunya.

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Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

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Flight from London Heathrow to Madrid

Take the London Paddington train at the Heathrow Express station.

Travel time 14 min. Fare from €5 Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Heathrow Express.

Buy ticket

Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

Fly to London Heathrow (LHR) from Madrid Airport (MAD).

Travel time 2 h 25 min. Fares from €35

Carrier: British Airways.

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Get off at Madrid (MAD).

Apanhar o metro na estação de Aeropuerto T4.

Travel time 21 min. Distance 15 km.

Carrier: Metro de Madrid.

Buy ticket

Get off at Nuevos Ministerios.

Take the Madrid-Nuevos Ministerios train at the Renfe Cercanias station.

Travel time 4 min. Fare from €5 Distance 3 km.

Carrier: Renfe Cercanias.

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Get off at Madrid-Sol.

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Train to London Gatwick, plane to Barcelona

Take the London Paddington train at Southern Service station.

Travel time 33 min. Fare from €10 Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Southern Service.

Buy ticket

Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

Fly to London Gatwick (LGW) from Barcelona Airport (BCN).

Travel time 2 hours. Fare from €28

Carrier: Vueling Airlines.

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Get off at Barcelona (BCN).

Take the London Paddington train at Rodalies de Catalunya.

Travel time 27 min. Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Rodalies de Catalunya.

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Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

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Flight from London Stansted to Barcelona

Take the London Liverpool Street train at Stansted Express.

Travel time 49 min. Fare from €18 Distance 58 km.

Carrier: Stansted Express.

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Get off at Stansted Airport.

Fly to London Stansted (STN) from Barcelona Airport (BCN).

Travel time 2 hours 10 minutes Fare from €20

Carrier: Ryanair.

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Get off at Barcelona (BCN).

Take the London Paddington train at Rodalies de Catalunya.

Travel time 27 min. Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Rodalies de Catalunya.

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Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

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Train to London Gatwick, plane to Valencia

Take the London Paddington train at Southern Service station.

Travel time 33 min. Fare from €10 Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Southern Service.

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Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

Fly to London Gatwick (LGW) from Valencia Airport (VLC).

Travel time 2 h 15 min. Fares from €29

Carrier: easyJet.

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Get off at Valencia (VLC).

Apanhar o metro na estação de Aeroport.

Travel time 19 min. Fare from €1 Distance 9 km.

Carrier: Metro Valencia.

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Get off at Xàtiva.

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Train to London Gatwick, plane to A Coruna

Take the London Paddington train at Southern Service station.

Travel time 33 min. Fare from €10 Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Southern Service.

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Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

Fly to London Gatwick (LGW) from A Coruna (LCG).

Travel time 2 hours. Fare from €29

Carrier: Vueling Airlines.

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Get off at A Coruna (LCG).

Take the Autos Cal Pita bus at the A Coruña Airport stop.

Travel time 31 min. Distance 15 km.

Carrier: Autos Cal Pita.

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Get off at A Coruña.

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Train

Take the London St Pancras Intl train at the Eurostar station.

Travel time 2 hours 19 minutes Fare from €310 Distance 450 km.

Carrier: Eurostar.

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Get off at Paris Nord.

Take the Gare du Nord train at the Paris RER station.

Travel time 7 min. Fare from €1 Distance 5 km.

Carrier: Paris RER.

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Get off at Gare de Lyon.

Take the Paris Gare De Lyon train at Renfe SNCF station.

Travel time 6 hours 29 minutes Fare from €85 Distance 1073 km.

Carrier: Renfe SNCF.

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Get off at Barcelona-Sants.

Take the Barcelona-Sants train at the Rodalies de Catalunya station.

Travel time 5 min. Distance 2 km.

Carrier: Rodalies de Catalunya.

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Get off at Barcelona-Plaça De Catalunya.

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Bus

Take the Blablabus bus at the London – Victoria Coach Station stop.

Travel time 8 hours 50 minutes Fare from €19 Distance 467 km.

Carrier: Blablabus.

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Get off at Paris – Bercy Seine.

Take the FlixBus at the Paris stop.

Travel time 12 hours 15 minutes Fare from €26 Distance 1029km.

Carrier: FlixBus.

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Get off at Barcelona.

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Bus, train

Take the ALSA bus at Londres Victoria Coach Station.

Travel time 25 hours 45 minutes Fare from €130 Distance 1759 km.

Carrier: ALSA.

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Get off at Zaragoza.

Take the Zaragoza-Delicias train at the Renfe AVE station.

On the way 1 h 50 min. Fare from €21 Distance 314 km.

Carrier: Renfe AVE.

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Get off at Barcelona-Sants.

Take the London Paddington train at Rodalies de Catalunya.

Travel time 5 min. Distance 23 km.

Carrier: Rodalies de Catalunya.

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Get off at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.

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By car, Eurotunnel

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Travel time 1 h 22 min. Distance 107 km.

Get off at Folkestone.

Apanhar o transporte na estação de Folkestone.

On the way 35 min. Distance 55 km.

Carrier: Eurotunnel.

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Get off at Calais-Fréthun.

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Travel time 12 hours 15 minutes Distance 1315 km.

Get off at Barcelona.

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By car, car ferry

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On the road 1 h 34 min. Distance 125 km.

Get off at Dover.

Embarque no ferry DFDS Seaways no porto de Dover.

Travel time 2 hours Distance 65 km.

Carrier: DFDS Seaways.

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Get off at Dunkirk.

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Travel time 12 hours 22 minutes Distance 1321 km.

Get off at Barcelona.

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