King's Cross
King’s Cross train station is one of Britain’s busiest stations, with its routes extending all the way to places such as Newcastle and Edinburgh. The station is in a prime location in the centre of London, with six London underground lines running through the tube station King’s Cross/St. Pancras making it the most accessible station in London, particularly for those looking to see the city’s sights when staying in our
London apartments. The station is also made famous by the Harry Potter books, which the iconic Platform 9 and ¾ said to be at King’s Cross rail station.
The station was first opened in 1852, and has since grown to become an integral part of London’s transportation system. In 2010, the train station opened a new platform, taking the number of platforms at the station to 12. The site of the station is said to be built over the location where Boudica had her final battle, fighting the force of the legendary Roman Empire, with areas of the station now said to be haunted by her ghost.
King’s Cross station is within walking distance of numerous London landmarks, such as
The British Library,
Regent’s Park and
London Zoo, giving you a great selection of things to do when passing through this iconic train station. With you also having the choice of six underground lines, it couldn’t be easier to get around and visit exactly where you want to go.
London apartments nearby King’s Cross truly gives you the ultimate platform to explore the wonderful city of London, minimising travel time and increasing accessibility. The station is a modern hub of activity, making your vacation as enjoyable as possible.
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