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St Pancras International station is home to Eurostar and an exciting collection of shops, restaurants and bars, including Europe’s longest Champagne bar.
Trains. St Pancras International is set at the heart of Central London with more underground connections than any other London station. There are four main services from the station – Eurostar, East Midlands Railway, Southeastern and ThamesLink.
Getting Around. Exploring St. Pancras with our interactive map couldn't be simpler. From bars and restaurants, to train platforms and shops, you can find and navigate places to eat, drink and shop on both levels of the station.
ST PANCRAS. Address. St Pancras International Station Euston Road London N1C 4QP Telephone. Station Reception: 0207 843 7688 (Open 07:00 - 23:00 daily) ...
Travel from St. Pancras. While London has a lot to explore, there are so many wonderful places you can reach from St. Pancras International by train. Whether you are looking to whizz off for 24 hours in Paris, or stay closer to home exploring Kent, travelling by train from St. Pancras leads to many destinations, and it is the greener way to go!
St. Pancras International is part of the Secure station Scheme, meeting prescribed safety standards set by the British Transport Police and the Department for Transport. Safe zones, help points and enhanced lighting are in place and the station is monitored and patrolled constantly by CCTV coverage, station staff and the police, with all staff trained on emergency policies and procedures.
As one of London's busiest transport hubs, St. Pancras International features a range of shops from recognised brands and retailers such as Chanel, Fortnum & Mason, GANT and L.K.Bennett.
Eat & Drink. St. Pancras International is the ideal place to find great food in London's King's Cross. The station is home to a variety of restaurants, cafes and bars; serving breakfast, lunch and dinner - and everything in between.
The St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel. Discover a world of timeless elegance and unrivalled luxury at the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel. Nestled in the heart of London, this iconic destination seamlessly combines Victorian grandeur with modern sophistication, creating an unforgettable experience for every guest.
The Creation of an Icon. In the space of 150 years St Pancras transformed from open fields and hamlets to dense urban development. In the late 18 th and early 19 th century St Pancras was still extensively rural in character and featured its own spa and pleasure grounds for those seeking respite from the city.. Image: ©Antiqua Print Gallery/ Alamy
