2nd Aug 2024: St Pancras International

St Pancras International
St Pancras International is a historic railway station located in the heart of London, and it is particularly famous as the departure and arrival point for the Eurostar trains. Opened in 1868, the station is known for its magnificent Gothic Revival architecture and serves as a key hub for the high-speed Eurostar trains connecting London with France and Belgium. This makes the station extremely convenient for international travel.

Inside the station, there are a variety of shopping malls and restaurants, offering a comfortable space for both travelers and locals. The station is well connected to the London Underground and bus networks, making it easy to access many of the city’s famous landmarks. Recently, renovations have taken place, blending the historic building with modern infrastructure to create a more contemporary and comfortable environment.

The surrounding area is home to several popular tourist destinations, including King’s Cross Station and the British Museum, making St Pancras a significant landmark for visitors to London.
Additionally, St Pancras International has a strong connection to the Harry Potter film series. In particular, it appears as an important location linking the magical world with the real world in films such as Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. The station also features a sign for "Platform 9 ¾," which has become a special spot for fans of the series.

I had always wanted to take pictures of St. Pancras International Station, and I was so glad I finally got the chance, even though I had to use my iPhone. I love Big Ben, but I also have a special fondness for the St. Pancras clock tower.

Taken with iPhone 12





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