Yes, traveling by train from London to Berlin is a popular and efficient option in 2026. The most common route involves taking the Eurostar from London St. Pancras to Brussels-Midi (approx. 2 hours), then transferring to a high-speed German ICE (Intercity-Express) train to Cologne, and finally catching another ICE train directly into Berlin Hauptbahnhof. The total journey time typically ranges from 9 to 11 hours depending on connection times. For a more adventurous "slow travel" experience, there is also a popular European Sleeper night train that runs from Brussels or Amsterdam to Berlin, allowing you to sleep in a couchette and arrive in the German capital refreshed in the morning. While flying is faster, the "rail-to-rail" experience is often praised for its scenic views, high-speed Wi-Fi, and the lack of airport security hassles. In 2026, integrated booking platforms like Eurostar.com or DB (Deutsche Bahn) allow you to buy a single ticket for the entire multi-country journey.