King's Cross / Caledonian Road station

King’s Cross and St Pancras form one of London’s great paired gateways. Their rail termini, Underground concourses and the rebuilt interchange connect national, international and local journeys while preserving two markedly different nineteenth-century station fronts.

The modern interchange makes the neighbouring termini function as one transport place, even though King’s Cross and St Pancras retain separate main-line identities.

First opened

1852

Network role

National, international and six-line Underground interchange