King's Cross

I recently had the opportunity to visit Kings Cross Station in London, and I must say, it left a lasting impression. The station's stunning architecture combines the old with the new, creating a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere.The main concourse is spacious and well-maintained, making it easy to navigate even during busy times. What truly sets Kings Cross apart is the magnificent King's Cross Roof, a beautiful lattice structure that floods the station with natural light. It's a breathtaking sight and adds a touch of elegance to the overall experience.The station is a transportation hub, offering easy access to various train lines and the London Underground. It's incredibly convenient for travelers, and the signage is clear and informative, making transfers hassle-free.One highlight for me was the transformation of the area around the station, with the redevelopment of King's Cross Square. It's a fantastic place to relax, people-watch, or grab a bite to eat from the various cafes and restaurants nearby.Overall, Kings Cross Station is not just a transportation hub; it's a destination in itself. Whether you're a tourist or a local commuter, you'll appreciate the blend of history and modernity, the convenience, and the vibrant atmosphere that Kings Cross has to offer.

I imagine this is one of, if not, the busiest train stations in London, along with the likes of London Bridge and London Victoria. Until my last visit, I had no idea how expensive and busy the King's Cross St Pancreas Station is. I'd simply quietly change my train at the station and move on as quickly as it is the custom in London. This time, I had the time to look around, to see the National Rail and catch a glimpse of the St. Pancreas International. The cleanliness, orderliness, timeliness, and friendly customer service all add to what keeps making transport in London effective and reliable. Great place!

Busy station, used it to go to Edinburgh.We enjoyed the Harry potter shop and station it was good for kids to take photos but Que was very long.Still worth and during cold season there are heated waiting rooms available for passengers.

Mítica estación en Londres, justo al lado de St. Pancras. Tiene enlace con el metro.Gran cantidad de servicios hasta tarde y abren muy pronto.Tienen todas las indicaciones en un solo idioma.Las noches de los viernes y sábados hay mucha gente en estado de embriaguez que toman como refugido algunos sitios y eso crea inseguridad.Por lo demás es una de las mejores estaciones.Precios altos, cómo en casi todo Londres.

Best railway station I have ever visited. It's very special, too, if you are a fan of Harry Potter movie for 9¾ platform. So do plan to visit & and check out their souvenir store as well. It has various food options as well. A great connectivity with the rest of the UK.

Very nice train station. I really enjoy the architecture. Easy access to trains and underground. All the staff in the station are very helpful to answer questions how to get around. Plenty of shops and places to eat inside and outside the station. Nice ticket office with very friendly staff. Really enjoyed my visit.

Really beautiful station. Clean and super decorated for Christmas. All of the nods to Harry Potter were super appreciated and very fun. The store is worth a visit for any fan ⚡️

Kings Cross Station seamlessly blends historic charm with modern efficiency. Renowned for its role in Harry Potter, the iconic Platform 9¾ delights fans with a trolley disappearing into the wall. The station's bustling ambiance and architectural grandeur make it a unique travel experience. However, the magical allure overshadows occasional crowded conditions. Navigating through the throngs of commuters adds a touch of wizardry to your journey.

Very busy place, but the workers make it less complicated as they are very helpful and polite. The boards are very clear and visible, so finding a train to your destination is easy. Very clean and well decorated with the Christmas decorations. Bathrooms are well kept. There's restaurants and coffee shops inside so you can eat whilst there.

23/11-12It's not just a station, it's also famous for Harry Potter. Although the monument was crowded on 9 3/4, we were lucky to find a seasonal Christmas tree.As a station, we took the AZUMA from here and headed north.We also used Pret a Manger as a shopping place, and above all, the food stands in front of the station were of very high quality. We bought a lot here, including cakes.