Suggestions for Rail Station near London

Amanda A. • December 3, 2018The most beautiful train station in the country! Absolutely gorgeous!

Çiğdem B. • March 11, 2017Very crowded but not problem where systematic and comfortable.. Inside food and shopping. Especially Harry Potter shopping is very nice

Abdulrahman A. • 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.

Liz • November 7, 2011Arriving early or departing late there's a great Starbucks on the concourse level

Mada • March 3, 2023The most important station in England and you can go to France, Netherlands and Belgium through it. It has many shop and restaurants

Richard C. • November 3, 2012Stunning building: take a second and look up!

Q • November 4, 2023Just remain in the queue. It may be slow but continuously moving.

firestartr • June 2, 2012Welcome to the new London King's Cross Station. Great food eat in or takeaway upstairs on the mezzanine balcony. Prezzo, Giraffe, Benito's hat and Sushi

Atif H. • February 6, 2015Very busy #underground #tube #station with very #helpful #staff you can easily get lost though

Olga • August 9, 2014Brussels is waiting ))

Ross C. • February 21, 2012Trains are usually punctual so get there on time! There's lots of tunnels (even before the big one!) so don't expect much phone signal!

Stephane V. • August 9, 2011Nice feta quiche tonight...

Denise C. • July 11, 2011Comfy first class and friendly staff

David H. • July 18, 2018Very nice, new SIEMENS trains. Much more comfortable and spacious than flying.

Ellis P. • July 4, 2012Get this train to Hitchin. It's the first stop. Woohoo!

Rob D. • February 25, 2018WiFi is "free" if one books directly with Virgin Trains East Coast. It might change when Virgin and Stagecoach hand back the franchise.

Niki H. • April 5, 2012Plenty of yummy food options now opened - Pret a favourite of course!!

Amedeo F. • March 5, 2012Actually some like 1744 split at Cambridge. It's the 1814 that splits at Royston for some odd reason.

prima f. • November 11, 2017It’s a platform. Nothing to see here, just move along and downstairs to the exit!

Paul S. • June 5, 2013Check the platform number on a phone app although dint get caught in the scrum for the train

Alex H. • September 8, 2011It's "located to the right of platform one". Who'd've thought, hey?

David C. • February 15, 2010The 6:10 to PBO usually leaves from here

Liam C. • April 8, 2012Platforms 4 & 5 are where the REAL scenes for Harry Potter were filmed. They renamed them 9 & 10 when filming.