Eurostar will start selling tickets for travel to the Euro 2016 football tournament on Saturday, just ahead of the UEFA match draw.
The train operator will offer direct and indirect services from the UK to French cities hosting the matches.
Train times from London St Pancras vary from just 80 minutes to Lille and the Stade Pierre-Mauroy to six and a half hours to Marseille and the Stade Velodrome on direct services.
Eurostar also offers connections in Paris, Lille, Lyon and Marseille to other cities including Bordeaux and Toulouse.
Eurostar has compiled a special tournament hub with travel advice, maps, pricing and availability to help plan trips. There are also tips and ideas on where to stay, eat and drink during the 2016 tournament.
