FROM TRACKS TO TASTINGS
Discover the vineyards of Kent, just a short high-speed journey from St. Pancras International. Take the train to Ebbsfleet to explore Silverhand Estate,
Cloud : Meteoros was the first piece of public art to fill the momentous space left by Olympic Rings. Designed by celebrated sculptor and British-born artist Lucy Orta and her husband Jorge, the piece was suspended above the vast Grand Terrace for six months in 2013.
A cluster of six rare flowering lizard orchid plants has been discovered for the first time on the HS1 train line running through North Kent between Bromley and Chatham.
Poet, Sir John Betjeman lead a campaign to save St. Pancras Station and the Chambers from demolition in the 1960’s.
A 9m tall bronze statue of a couple’s embrace by the world renowned sculptor Paul Day.
We’re excited to announce St. Pancras International’s brand-new art initiative, St. Pancras Wires.
We are delighted to have been awarded with the prestigious ‘We Invest in People’ gold accreditation by We Invest in People for our commitment to improving business standards and people management.
To celebrate St. Pancras’ 152 year history in shaping London’s drinking culture, from 1st October the station is hosting its third annual 10-day long Beer Festival. Join us in some beery festivities!
To mark St. Pancras’ twinning with Bordeaux Saint-Jean station and Grand Central NYC, a commemorative plaque is set to be unveiled this Bastille Day.
St. Pancras featured in Yesterday Channel and UKTV’s latest TV series, The Architecture The Railways Built, presented by railway historian and train enthusiast Tim Dunn.
Telling the story of Benjamin Kahn, a French pianist who played at St. Pancras everyday for 5 months before being spotted…
Here’s more about the twinning of two iconic railway stations.
Here’s more about the twinning of two iconic railway stations.