Saint Pancras Station

Saint Pancras Station is a major railway station in Greater London, England. Opened in 1868, it originally served as the London terminus of the Midland Railway and is currently owned by Network Rail. It has 15 platforms with multiple connections to the London Underground and mainline services to destinations including Kent and northern England. Located close to the British Library, and just a short walk from the Kings Cross area of London, the station and area offer unique photographic opportunities. With its grand Victorian architecture, red brick facade, ornate sculptures and clock tower, the station provides a striking backdrop, and there are even some unique decorated facades internally. Whether viewed from across the concourse or as a backdrop to your images, the station provides an inspiring setting.