Can you drive from Ireland to Paris?

Answer 1

You drive south to Folkestone where there is a tunnel underneath the English Channel. You drive onto a train, then sit as the train goes under the tunnel in 35 minutes. The train comes out in Calais. You can then drive on to Paris.

Answer 2

You certainly can't drive a can. Nor can you drive a car because the English Channel (the sea) is in the way. You have to put the car on a car ferry or on the eurostar train to get it across the channel.

Answer 3

Ireland is an island. So you cannot drive to Paris, which is in France. You can bring a car on a ferry, either direct to France or first by ferry to Britain and then by ferry from Britain to France.

Answer 4

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.

Answer 5

You cannot actually drive from London to Paris. There is a sea between them, and although there is a tunnel, you cannot actually drive your car through it. It only takes trains. You can drive a car onto the train. It takes about two and a half hours.

Answer 6

It would take about 1 hour to fly from London to Paris.

Answer 7

Yes, using the Frethun, Calais, to Folkestone, Dover, Channel train.

Answer 8

Yes. The Eurolines is the most recognized company running buses between the two cities.

Answer 9

no you will have to get a plane across the Atlantic Ocean!

Answer 10

Yes, you could drive from Frankfurt to Paris.