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London St Pancras International Railway Station (STP)
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St. Pancras and Somers Town, London
"Great Rail Station I love to be again and again after Eurostar"(33 Tips)
"One of the most beautiful stations in the world"(7 Tips)
"Wifi easier to access from Kings Cross over the road."(9 Tips)
"Nice modern train station with plenty of sign posts"(5 Tips)
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Wonderful old station, great mix of old & new architecture. Different sections of the station go to different places. Have a nosey at the different statues & watch the trains going to Paris & Brussels
Upvoted Feb 23
Eduardo González MartínezNovember 13, 2017I think this is the best rail station I’ve ever been in my entire life. The station is so well organised and for tourist traveling by train is the fastest way to arrived to the airport. Magnificent.- One of the few places in London where you can still get a coffee, with seating and shelter, in the middle of the night, as the station and some of it's coffee shops are open 24 hours.
Louis VuittonApril 5, 2012First opened in 1868, then renovated and expanded in the 2000s, this station is a beautiful mix of old and new. Wait for your train at the longest champagne bar in Europe and enjoy!
Fiona CurielJune 11, 2017This station is gorgeous! They've done a really good job renovating it! High Speed Southeastern services to Kent! Eurostar terminal with trains for Paris and Brussels- If you have time to spare, go visit the new neighbourhood north of the station, made up of St Pancras Sq, Lewis Cubitt Sq, Granary Sq and Coal Drop Yard. 7 min walk for some great food, drink & shops
Bijan YoungJanuary 19, 2015Eurostar. Great hotel and restaurants. Lounging areas. Upper floor is much more tranquil and civilized away from the bustle of the ground floor if you have the time to chill before your travel
FilmsquareAugust 30, 2013The outside of St Pancras was once again used to represent King's Cross Station in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (2011) as the next generation of Hogwart's students head to their train.
Abdulrahman Almunayes 🇰🇼January 2, 2023Very nice train station, trains always on-time, easy access, easy drops by cars or taxi, display screens everywhere for departure timings. Nice cafe, comfortable seats, fast & convenient! enjoy ..
Piccy LokeApril 4, 2018smooth and efficient process of checking in and clearing immigration. the staff knows what they are doing!
David_djpJanuary 16, 2018A great renovation of an old building. The best station I’ve been in. Plenty of choice for shops & cafes. A pleasant environment to wander- David TeketNovember 29, 2019This is a beautiful station with both historical and modern elements combined. I was traveling with the Southeastern railway services here. No issues were found in any aspect. Huge love!
Rodrigo PvJune 2, 2019If you need to wait for your eurostar train head upstairs to St Pancras brasserie for a pint or some wine. Prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is more welcoming than in the ground floor.
Look up - on a sunny morning the roof is stunning. Very smart shops and free toilets. If you have a long wait at Kings X, cross the road for a new set of shops and cafes- Emily DOctober 21, 2019One of the most beautiful and convenient train stations in London. You can hop on a train, get shopping done, have a coffee or meal, or just walk around whilst listening to strangers play piano...
Julia KateJuly 9, 2016Love listening to randoms on the free pianos here. Nice station, helpful staff and good food options (also a spot of shopping).- Paul FarrellJune 26, 2015Beautiful architecture & great selection of services across retail & food & beverage. Takes all the best elements of rail service from Japan to Germany & gives a great first impression of England.
Brian StraussMarch 12, 2015Very nice. Feels like a true international terminal. Comfortable business lounge accessible with Amex Plat. Good restaurants in the building.
Carl GriffinFebruary 5, 2016Very impressive structure. The Eurostar is the easiest way to travel between London and Paris & Brussels.
Ben A HarveyApril 22, 2019My favourite station, the wonderful poet John Betjeman helped to save it, now restored and with a statue in his honour to boot! My portal to many happy holidays on the Kent and Sussex coasts.- FilmsquareAugust 4, 2013After missing their train to Hogwart's, Harry and Ron take the flying Ford Anglia instead. The scenes show them flying past the London St Pancras in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002).
The concourse has a lot to offer, including the biggest M&S shop I have ever seen at a station. The high speed link to Ashford is handy for Sussex as well as Kent.
Fahad AbalkhailAugust 27, 2016One of the best stations ever. Everything is well organized. Sometimes you get lucky by watching someone playing on the "public" piano inside the station.
Very big train station, lots of shops and cafe inside, centrally located and international as well
Chelsea BradleyMay 8, 2015Easy to locate, booking was very simple. Quick trip across the channel to Paris is easy and peaceful! On the way back, there was a delay on the tracks so it took longer, but that was an anomaly.
Amazing restoration of a gothic station. Check out the upper level and see the roof.
One of my favorite train stations. Really cool architecture and a ton of shops and places to eat. The 2012 shop and top-floor oyster bar are must-visits. Oh, and the trains are nice, too ...
Big, busy station with plenty of places to eat and drink with clear signposts on where to connect Thameslink, intercity and underground services- David HamiltonNovember 27, 2014My favourite station in London. The classy 'Booking Office' bar on the first floor serves ice cold (but expensive) beers in pewter tankards.
Looking to grab a coffee? Last time we checked, instead of a £1.50 filter coffee from Starbucks, you can get a freshly roasted organic coffee for only 99p from Pret a Manger (just opposite).
Ellen PickettOctober 10, 2016Sourced Market does a dairy-free/gluten-free porridge option for breakfast which is pretty tasty. Still yet to find a decent coffee in this station.
Very much impressed with the station's acoustic. Despite the hustle and bustle you can still hear the conversation- you can even hear yourself think :)
If traveling in eurostar first class, grab the free lebera sim in the front seat pocket magazine and collect it in ICE shop in st pancreas arrival
Cate TJanuary 29, 2015Go up to the 1st floor and look at the base of the massive statue of the couple - the smaller sculptures are incredible!
Robert WakefordMay 1, 2012Check out the olympic rings as you arrive. Impressive - if you can't see them them it means the Olympics have been and gone so your train today was later than you thought
Live Restaurant LtdDecember 22, 2013Amazing train station linking London to Paris - like the concorde a great British and French journey!
Mark Stefan WiszowatyDecember 19, 2011Travellers unfamiliar with London: If xferring from St Pancras/King's Cross 2 Euston (or vice versa), usually quicker to walk if you've no heavy baggage. Tube takes longer & costs a lot 4 only 1 stop!
Ellen ShaddockSeptember 9, 2014Gorgeous station, give yourself enough time to wander round before your train.
British Transport PoliceMarch 5, 2013Whether you’re heading up north or taking the Eurostar, you can tell us about non-emergencies by text on 61016 on any railway in Britain (in emergencies dial 999). http://j.mp/text61016
Marks and Spencer will sort you out for nibbles, gifts and wine. Check the larger outlet at the far end of the station- Clark GilliesJune 27, 2021Nice modern train station with plenty of sign posts to help you get around. Plenty of shops
I have to say I always loathe having to come here. The station is windy and cold in the winter, there are not enough toilet facilities and the tube is miles from the train platform.
Love CamdenOctober 13, 201030 mins to kill? Venture up Judd Street into Bloomsbury, grabbing an authentic coffee & croissant at Les Deux Amis (63 Judd Street), or check out plans for the area at The German Gym (St Pancras Rd)
Susan LuebkeAugust 30, 2019Efficient. Plethora of edible options including a well stocked M & S in which to grab travel snacks
Mark TamisJune 6, 2013But an Oyster Card at the Eurostar's bar on your way in. It'll save you from queuing, and it's a lot cheaper than buying single fares
Aran RodríguezAugust 17, 2016The architecture is fantastic as well as the food options. There's free wifi in some parts of the terminal.
Lawrence KitsonJune 15, 2019Go and get close to the giant Paul Day Sculpture of the kissing couple and check out the amazing scenes around the base.- Paul FarrellJune 26, 2015Free wifi from some of the cafes. No general wifi available and no public phone charging ports. Wifi easier to access from Kings Cross over the road.
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London St Pancras International Railway Station (STP)
Pancras Rd (Euston Rd)
London
Greater London
NW1 2QP
United Kingdom
London
Greater London
NW1 2QP
United Kingdom
This Railway Station is part of the National Rail Network. For train times and ticketing information, please visit http://www.nationalrail.co.uk.
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- Mon–Sun
- 24 Hours
+44 345 748 4950
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