London St Pancras International Station

Located in the heart of London, between the British Museum and the famous district of Camden Town, London St Pancras station (London St Pancras International) sees many international trains every day travelling to and from France (Paris and Lille), Belgium (Brussels) and the Netherlands (Rotterdam, Amsterdam). The station is the hub for Eurostar services between the United Kingdom and Europe.

Getting to London St Pancras International

London St Pancras International station is easy to reach from most parts of London. London St Pancras is served by six Underground lines (Circle Line, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria) running across the capital. It can be reached on foot in around thirty minutes from areas such as Soho or Regent's Park.
From London St Pancras, Eurostar runs London - Paris and London - Lille journeys, as well as services to the major European destinations of Brussels, Rotterdam and Amsterdam.

Facilities available to passengers

In the Eurostar departure lounge, you will find fast-food outlets, a duty-free shop, a bureau de change and a cash machine (euros and pounds sterling). Toilets with baby-changing facilities and free Wi-Fi are also available. London St Pancras International station also has left-luggage facilities, many shops, several bars and restaurants, and a Click&Park car park for passengers arriving by car.

Preparing your journey

Eurostar trains to major European destinations depart from platforms 5 and 10, with boarding 20 minutes before the time shown on your ticket. The station is accessible to people with disabilities.