Kings Cross, United Kingdom

The station is located right in the center of beautiful London. The closest places of interest to Kings Cross are the British Library, St Pancras Old Church, and the Camley Street National Park. If you're wondering where is the Kings Cross station located specifically, the address is Euston Road, Kings Cross, London N1 9AL.

The Kings Cross rail station is easily accessible via public transport. And one of the most popular ways to get there is the underground. Closest to Kings Cross metro station is Kings Cross St. Pancras Station, served by the Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines. Another way to make your way to the station is by taking a bus. There are several bus routes, going to the renowned rail station and their numbers are 10, 17, 30, 45, 46, 59, 63, 73, 91, 205, 214, 259, 390, and 476.

The Kings Cross station is modern and very well-equipped. Inside, you can find waiting areas, bathrooms (with showers), an information point, several ticket machines, and large screens to view the Kings Cross station departures of trains. There is a currency exchange point and several ATMs at your service at the station as well. Also, there are several cafes and shops in the area (including the famous Kings Cross' "Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9¾").

Keep in mind that the information about the departure details and the platforms of a specific train is usually displayed on screens only about 15 minutes before departure time. For this reason, it is advisable to arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before your departure as to have enough time for making your way around the vast territory of the station, finding your way to the needed platform (you may use one of the Kings Cross station's maps available inside), and to board your train. Luckily, there are no extensive security check procedures on the station.

The Kings Cross station is a major transport hub of the UK and one of the busiest stations in London. There are 12 platforms at the station (numbered from 0 to 11) and over a hundred trains depart from the station on a daily basis.

Yes, the famous Platform 9¾, featured in the Harry Potter films, is set on the territory of the King's Cross train station. This popular photo stop and London landmark is surely not to miss while there, so save some time for taking a picture before you board your train!

Kings Cross' luggage storage is located near the entrance to the 9th platform, and you can leave luggage there for a small fee. It works from 7 am to 11 pm from Monday to Friday. Apart from the luggage storage at London Kings Cross, you can find several options to leave your luggage within walking distance from London's Kings Cross station, including 24/7 storage facilities.

There is no parking area at Kings Cross, but you are welcome to park at the St Pancras' car park, located opposite the Kings Cross station. Also, there are cycle parking available on platforms 0, 1, 8, and 9.

Although Wi-Fi is available at King's Cross, you have to pay in order to use it, thus, there's no free WiFi on the station.

There are direct trains from Kings Cross to the airports of Luton, Gatwick, and Heathrow, departing from the King's Cross St Pancras metro station, located right near the King's Cross rail station.

No, they are not. The St. Pancras International station (home for the high-speed Eurostar trains going to Paris and Brussels) is located right next to Kings Cross. They are separated by a pedestrian area and a road as well as share the Kings Cross St Pancras metro station of the London underground, mentioned above.