Durham Travel Guide

Durham is one of the magnificent cities of the United Kingdom. It is a charming city with magnificent castles and cathedrals and is home to the third oldest university in England. There are many places in Durham to explore including Crook Hall, Durham Castle, Durham Cathedral, the Durham Heritage Center and the creative workspaces of Fowlers Yard. This wonderful county is a mountainous city and is built on seven hills and offers great shopping opportunities for all visitors. You will find a large number of Malls, Showrooms and commercial areas. I am sure that you will be fascinated by the local products of the city.

As you would expect from a historic city, Durham has a number of excellent traditional pubs that are worth a visit in their own right. The main ones are the Victoria Hotel, the Shakespeare Tavern and the Colpltts Hotel.

DURHAM TO PARIS BY EUROSTAR

If you plan to travel from Durham to Paris and Brussels, then the best option is the Eurostar train (Chunnel train). It is the most convenient and stress-free mode of transport for traveling within Europe. You can travel from Durham to Paris or Brussels with one price.

You do not need to book separate tickets from Durham Station to London St Pancras International Station. The most beautiful part of this high speed train is the speed of 186 mph. Additionally, all trains are 100% smoke-free and well-maintained seats.

It has partnered with several train operating companies in the UK. Simply hop on the Eurostar connecting train from Durham Station to London St Pancras International Station. Then travel from London to Paris and Brussels with the Chunnel high-speed passenger train.

travel time from Durham to Paris it is 6 hours and 10 minutes and the return fee will start from 82.

travel time from Durham to Brussels it is 5 hours and 50 minutes and the return fee will start from 82.