It is possible to travel from England to The Hague by car. But this takes time and effort. Without a car, your best bet is to travel by plane or take the train. We have already discussed traveling between England to The Hague by plane. It was in the previous section. Here, we talk of your other option: by taking the train. But first, let us tell you that you can also travel between these two destinations by car. While possible, its downfall is the travel time. Travel by Car Driving from England to The Hague is the ideal Euro road trip for many. One travels across the English Channel. While this takes time, the option provides for amazing sceneries along the way. When taking this option, there are two routes you can choose from. The first route is to drive through the Eurotunnel from London to Amsterdam. From Amsterdam, you can now drive to The Hague. Taking this route presents you with scenery like no other. You will pass by snow-capped mountains at the edge of Calais-du-Nord of France. You will also enjoy the scenery by the edge of Brussels before you reach Amsterdam. This route requires you to drive through 330 miles. Without stopping, you will reach your destination in about 6 hours. In this route, you start to head south and out of London. Take the M20 until you get to Folkestone and finally the Eurotunnel. The Eurotunnel lets you cross the English Channel. The trip takes about 35 minutes. Once out of the tunnel, drive east into the E40. Continue driving until you reach Bruges. From this point on, you can make use of the many motorways that connect to Amsterdam. And once you are in Amsterdam, you can now head on to The Hague. Expect to spend about 52 Euros for the whole journey in fuel costs. Plus, there will also be fees when you pass through the Eurotunnel. The second route requires you to take the ferry to cross the seas. From London, head east and take the M25. This should lead you into the A12. Skirt through Colchester and into the A120 until you reach the Harwich ferry port. Travel time through ferry varies. It can be anywhere from 6.5 hours to about 8.5 hours. This depends on the ferry and the time the ferry starts to sail. Once you are on the other side, take the E30. After about 20 minutes or so, you will find yourself in A4. This is the highway to Amsterdam. From Amsterdam, it would be easier to navigate until you reach The Hague. By Train Now, when pressed for time or when without a car, you can always take the train. England is about 3 hours and 57 minutes away by train. This should cover about 534km in the distance. And this amount of time is the fastest that you can get when traveling by train. There are two major train operators. One is Eurostar, and the other is Dutch Railways. From England, one has to take the train from St Pancras in London. It arrives in Den Haag HS. Per week, seven trains travel between these two destinations. On weekends and holidays, there may be changes in schedules. The cheapest train ticket is about US$67. This should take you about 4 hours and 23 minutes of travel time. The most expensive is about US$150 to US$400. Travel time takes about 3 hours and 57 minutes. Added Information: Restrictions in the Time of the Pandemic Entry to The Hague is partially open. This is for citizens and permanent residents of the UK, the US, and a set of other countries. When entering the Netherlands (and finally The Hague), there is a need for a 10-day quarantine. This is mandatory. But with a negative Covid-19 test, the quarantine period may become shorter. One should also need to fill out a health declaration card. Travel Restrictions Traveling within the country is possible. But there will always be conditions. One of these conditions is the mandatory wearing of face masks. This includes places like public transport in The Hague. Physical distancing is also set at 1.5 meters. And when you start feeling sick while in The Hague, you can get in touch with a helpline number. Report your health status by dialing 1351.