Eurostar St Pancras International
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London St Pancras International Overview
London St Pancras International Station is located in the heart of London. It is Eurostars new international station, which replaced London Waterloo in November 2007. St Pancras Station originally opened in 1868, it is often termed "Cathedral of the Railways" and is an impressive example of Victorian Gothic architecture.
During the 2000s the station was renovated to accommodate the Eurostar terminal. London St Pancras was chosen as a station for Eurostar as it has excellent connections to the domestic network ensuring easy access to the rest of the UK.
London St Pancras International Services
London St Pancras International offers a range of shops, bars and restaurants, unlike anything ever seen in a UK station, including a world-class brasserie, Europe's longest champagne bar and a daily farmer's market.
Easy access to six underground lines and seven rail companies are also available at London St Pancras International.
London St Pancras International Directions
By Bus
The number 59 bus goes all the way from Waterloo to St Pancras International.
By Train/Tube
Travelling to London St Pancras Eurostar Station by train couldn't be easier. The station offers easy access to six underground lines and seven rail companies operating from St Pancras International, King's Cross and nearby Euston.
To get to the station by tube take the Victoria Line to Kings Cross St Pancras.
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Eurostar St Pancras International - Terminal Map |
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Eurostar St Pancras International Operators |
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St Pancras Station Addresses |
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Eurostar : St Pancras Station, London, NW1 2QP, United Kingdom
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Eurostar St Pancras International Routes |
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St Pancras Station Information |
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