St Pancras Station, London. Home to high speed national train connections, the Eurostar and now Europe’s longest champagne bar, the station will serve as a major transport hub during the London 2012 Olympics.
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These photos are incredible! They really capture the bustling atmosphere and excitement of London…especially with the Olympics heading its way!
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Oh, beautiful pics! I was in London for the month of July, and St. Pancras was my favorite station.
Great pictures. I miss London so much!
Wow. Such a cool station — your photos evoke the smells, sounds and sights. Amazing work! 🙂
Great pictures! They really put you right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of St Pancras Station. I was there this summer and it is one energetic place. 🙂
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Spectacular Photos!
There is some really nice photographs in this post.
I would go there 🙂
A friend of mine lived in London for five years and she is totally in love with the city.
The London 2012 photo is really conveying the sense of a city in movement. I like the man and the girl sitting and involved in their own activities contrasting with the quick moving people behind them. And the girl with the trolley is so dynamic, wow I like that photo.
robert
London is a beautiful place. ♥ But I have never been there. 😦
Wow! So cool!
I love historic rail stations and you’ve taken some lovely photographs – great post!
Beautiful pictures!!!
nice pictures. Very Historic building brought to modern times. Even a very good quality hotel restored now too. Love London. Think we will be doing a travel review down there soon. (although not a serious one)
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beautiful! great shots. i need visit!
I’d read many times about St Pancras, but this is the first time I have ever seen any really good stills of it. Thanks for sharing your images with those of us who have only been there in our minds.
That’s some great pictures of a really wonderful old station. It’s huge!!
My favourite London station, I met the girl of my dreams for the first time under the big statue.
Great photos.
James
Sounds like that should be turned in to a song James! Thanks for passing by!
Where was the worlds longest champagne bar when I was there! I shall have t look into this! Gorgeous gorgeous c
I was at St. Pancras about 3 years ago, to board the Eurostar train. It certainly is a beautiful station. You took great photos of it!
Hi, I just want to say that you do an amazing job with your blog! London is maybe the most fascinating city in the world, the pictures that you’ve captured from this lovely city is incredible =) Keep up the good work!
-Mona Louise
The new hotel outside of the station looks magnificent!
These photos bring back memories! I use to live just minutes away from St Pancras and it really is quite a spacious and impressive station. Thanks for posting these terrific images! 🙂
There is only one thing wrong with these images- it’s not raining.
Almost every time I’ve been in London it’s chucked it down- especially when I was there for the purposes of travel. My last and only experience of St Pancras consisted of panicked rushing through sheets of rain to get on my Eurostar and back from it to the hotel. It really is nice to look at these and think ‘Wow, I really missed out’- a great reason to do it all over again!
ha! yes, in fact it is tipping down with rain as I write this. I will try and capture the London rain in a future shoot! Watch this space!
Love the pictures! I’ve just moved to London and am only just getting to grips with it, but this truly captures why I’m here and what I love about it 🙂
Great photos. London will be a wonderful host for the Olympics.
Your capture of movement is incredible! Congrats on being Freshly Pressed!
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good work Ben. St. P’s my favourite station. if i want to get out the office and work from ‘home’ i go to the british library and lunch in the station.
There is a chapel at St. Pancras station, and the pastor is an old friend of mine, Father Jonathan Barker. Stop by and say a prayer for all nations to wage peace!
We just spent a day in London 2 weeks ago and we stop in there almost everytime we travel… it’s one of the few places in the world I think I could handle winter again. Great photos and well done on the fp
nice pictures
Love the exterior architectural details visible in that first photo. It’s a shame so much modern architecture is just big, shiny boxes with no personality.
these pics are simply great. London looks beautiful
Lovely photos of St. Pancras Station! Well done! Construction was still going on when we were living there and we still haven’t seen it on more recent visits. Must make it back to have a glass of bubbly!
I love the pictures! My mother and I went to London, England, years ago and loved it so much that we came back 3 months later to stay there another week. It definitely was an experience I’d never forget and the tube system was pretty easy to figure out too.
beautiful!
I love this station..been there and enjoyed the hustle bustle 🙂
great …
St Pancras Station is beautiful.
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wow,nice pictures,thanks for showing us such wonderful pics,hope to have the great chance there …….
congrats
It looks like something unreal… Unfortunately, In Russia, Railway Stations are not so great as in many European countries… The Author, thanks for your post and especially photographs, they’re brilliantly done!)
very good. Thank you
Beautiful pictures of this lovely station. Every time I see St Pancras I’m reminded of the excitement of arriving for trips to Paris on the Eurostar, so your photos have happy associations for me.
London is amazing!!!!
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Great photos and well done on the fp
he new hotel outside of the station looks magnificent!
only one word, so cool!! London has both of traditionalism and modernism at the same time, nice!
Yep I love st.P too. I like the bronze statue of the couple embracing too.
I met my (now) girlfriend underneath that statue. The first time she saw me, I was trying to take a photo looking up the bronzed girl’s skirt!
Beautiful station with history!! Great!
London is amazing!!!!
Great pictures, I live and work in London and love seeing the commuters hussle and bussle. Congrats on being freshly pressed to!
Amazing Photos!
I miss London, and it’s only been a month since I’ve left!
Hope your photos will prompt other Brits to protect the beauty of England, not tear it down with riots!
Bravo for your work once again!
gorgeous!! thank you for sharing.
Great shots, congrats on being pressed.
Rob
great pictures!! btw am i the only one who thinks that is just a slightly unfortunate name for a train station?
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Love your blog, Mr. Rowe. Added to my blogroll. Congrats on the well-deserved Freshly Pressed!
I really enjoyed looking through these photos, they remind me why I fell in love with London 🙂
So happy to have stumbled into your blog. I’m going to London in a few weeks and taking the Eurostar from St. Pancras. Adds to the excitement to see your photos while preparing for the trip!
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One of the best wordpress sites I have ever seen.
Thank you! Definately one of the best comments I have ever had!
Great pictures! There’s something so romantic about train stations and travel.
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Beautiful photos!
Wonderful Pictures. Thanks for sharing it with us!!!
Gorgeous photos. I mean, I think you go the point by the other hundred comments, but really, these are great!
great photos!
I love Victorian buildings. I’m surprised it wasn’t lost to development. I have seen it on the tv and would love to take a train from it. Thanks for the wonderful pics.
Very cool!!!
Thanks for your wonderful post;)
-Linda
cool captures…!