I pass through, or more correctly under, St. Pancras most days on my commute from St. Albans to London Bridge for work. Earlier this week, however, I had to go to Brussels on business so took the Eurostar, as I’ve done several times in the past. If you’ve not yet been, it’s a great service that gets you, First Capital Connect willing, from St. Albans to Brussels in just over three hours – for about £100 if you buy your tickets early and don’t need flexibility.

You can read more about traveling from St. Albans to Brussels, Lille and Paris on the Eurostar over on St. Albans People, where I’ve also listed the travel times between St. Albans and Luton Airport and St. Albans and Gatwick. Going abroad from St. Albans is a lot easier than many people would think!

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