Introduction
St Pancras International Station, provides the train gateway to the rest of Europe via the Eurostar rail service. Both Paris and Brussels are astonishingly close by, with approximately 2.5 hours traveling time to either. Student discounts and apex tickets are available for those who want to steal an inexpensive few hours on the Champs Elysees!Victoria Station is the main center for those arriving by coach. Connections are available to and from over 1500 destinations in Britain and Europe. When arriving by plane, both Gatwick and Heathrow (the two largest airports) offer several options for traveling into the center. The Gatwick and Heathrow Express respectively offer the most convenient though most expensive direct route into the center. The overland and tube are best for those traveling on a budget with regular, direct services into Victoria from Gatwick and Leicester Square from Heathrow.
Rail Stations in London
| London Charing Cross | 0.2 km |
| London Waterloo | 1.3 km |
| London Waterloo (East) | 1.3 km |
Station Guides in London
- London Euston Station
- London Marylebone Station
- London Paddington Station
- London Victoria Station
- London Charing Cross Station
- London Bridge Station
- London Waterloo Station
- London King's Cross St Pancras Station
- Abbey Wood Station
- Acton Central Station
- Acton Main Line Station
- Wapping Station
- Morden South Station
- Mortlake Station
- North Dulwich Station
- South Greenford Station
- Southend Airport Station
- Wembley Stadium Station
