Euston Bus Station station

Euston was London’s first inter-city railway terminus. The present station replaced the celebrated nineteenth-century complex in the 1960s and remains the capital’s principal West Coast Main Line gateway, with Underground connections close beneath it.

The surviving Euston Arch lodges and war memorial hint at a lost monumental station beyond the modern concourse.

First opened

1837

Network role

West Coast Main Line terminus and Underground interchange