We look at one of the city’s most iconic train stations.
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00:00St Pancras International is one of London's most iconic transport hubs, renowned for its
00:06stunning Gothic architecture. Designed by William Barlow and opened in 1868, the station
00:12features towering spires, intricate arches and a grand façade that stands as a masterpiece
00:18of Victorian design. It's also home to luxury shops, fine dining and the Grand St Pancras
00:24Renaissance Hotel, and the station's colossal arched roof was once the largest of its kind
00:29when it was built. As a major gateway to Europe, it connects London to Paris and beyond
00:34via the Eurostar, making it a vital part of the city's transport network. After exploring
00:40the station's beauty, you can easily hop on the tube for your next adventure. The nearest
00:44station is King's Cross St Pancras, served by the Northern Victoria and Piccadilly lines.