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Eurostar Paris services to resume on Saturday after WWII bomb found

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Ilaria Grasso Macola
7 March 2025

Eurostar is set to resume trains to and from Paris on Saturday (8 March) after the discovery of an unexploded bomb from World War II at Gare du Nord station brought services to a standstill.

Paris, Eiffel Tower, France

All trains to and from Paris from London were cancelled (Credit: iStock/ Eva Katalin)

The bomb, which was reportedly discovered at around 4am on Friday (7 March) by construction workers on the tracks near the suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis, has now been defused.


Before that happened Eurostar axed services throughout the whole of Friday, impacting both the London-Paris, Paris-London line as well as Brussels-Paris and Paris-Brussels lines.

“Due to the discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb near Paris Gare du Nord, rail traffic in and out of Paris is disrupted,” a Eurostar spokesperson said at the time.