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As any fan of J.K. Rowling’s bestselling series will know, King’s Cross is where students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry catch the Hogwarts Express.
In the wizarding world, Harry and his friends get to the platform by dashing through a brick wall between platforms 9 and 10. Meanwhile, in the real King’s Cross, platforms 9 and 10 are separated by tracks, but you can find a platform 9¾ on the wall in the station concourse.
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Euston RoadAs any fan of J.K. Rowling’s bestselling series will know, King’s Cross is where students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry catch the Hogwarts Express.
In the wizarding world, Harry and his friends get to the platform by dashing through a brick wall between platforms 9 and 10. Meanwhile, in the real King’s Cross, platforms 9 and 10 are separated by tracks, but you can find a platform 9¾ on the wall in the station concourse.
King’s Cross has its very own local Everyman cinema.
There’s no queuing for popcorn here. Take in the latest hand-picked films from the comfort of a sofa, whilst delicious food and drink are brought to your side. Just the ticket if you’re looking for an intimate afternoon or evening at King’s Cross.
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Everyman Kings Cross
14-18 Handyside StKing’s Cross has its very own local Everyman cinema.
There’s no queuing for popcorn here. Take in the latest hand-picked films from the comfort of a sofa, whilst delicious food and drink are brought to your side. Just the ticket if you’re looking for an intimate afternoon or evening at King’s Cross.
Sightseeing
Camley Street Natural Park is two acres of wild green space right in the middle of one of the most densely populated parts of London. In fact, once you enter the park, it’s hard to believe that you are next to one of the busiest rail interchanges in the country.
On the banks of Regent’s Canal, the reserve is a haven for plants and wildlife. The woodland, grassland and wetland habitats provide a home for mallards, coots, kingfishers, herons, amphibians and insects, not to mention a rich variety of plant life and rare fungi.
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Camley Street Natural Park
12 Camley StCamley Street Natural Park is two acres of wild green space right in the middle of one of the most densely populated parts of London. In fact, once you enter the park, it’s hard to believe that you are next to one of the busiest rail interchanges in the country.
On the banks of Regent’s Canal, the reserve is a haven for plants and wildlife. The woodland, grassland and wetland habitats provide a home for mallards, coots, kingfishers, herons, amphibians and insects, not to mention a rich variety of plant life and rare fungi.
Food scene
Every Friday to Sunday you can browse a line-up of London’s best artisan traders at this charming covered market just off Granary Square.
Think farm-fresh produce, beer and wine, cheeses, exquisite desserts as well as jewellery, ceramics, accessories and homewares from independent designer-makers. With street food, craft drink stalls and music, the market is perfect for a spot of weekend alfresco shopping
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Canopy Market
2 Granary SquareEvery Friday to Sunday you can browse a line-up of London’s best artisan traders at this charming covered market just off Granary Square.
Think farm-fresh produce, beer and wine, cheeses, exquisite desserts as well as jewellery, ceramics, accessories and homewares from independent designer-makers. With street food, craft drink stalls and music, the market is perfect for a spot of weekend alfresco shopping
Shopping
You may not expect to find your favourite book floating on Regent’s Canal, but this London book barge is exactly where those in the know head to find theirs.
Word on the Water, a bookstore on a barge, is truly a book-lovers paradise. Every nook and cranny of this 100-year-old Dutch barge is stacked with neat rows of new and used classics, cult, contemporary fiction and a large range of children’s books.
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Word On The Water - The London Bookbarge
Regent's Canal TowpathYou may not expect to find your favourite book floating on Regent’s Canal, but this London book barge is exactly where those in the know head to find theirs.
Word on the Water, a bookstore on a barge, is truly a book-lovers paradise. Every nook and cranny of this 100-year-old Dutch barge is stacked with neat rows of new and used classics, cult, contemporary fiction and a large range of children’s books.
Neighbourhoods
King’s Cross is a major rail hub, with national trains at King’s Cross station and Eurostar services from St. Pancras. Bisected by the Regent’s Canal, the former industrial area to the north is dotted with garden squares and art installations. The Coal Drops Yard complex is home to upmarket boutiques, lifestyle brands, hip bars, and trendy eateries. Offices house global tech giants, and apartments overlook the canal.
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King's Cross
King’s Cross is a major rail hub, with national trains at King’s Cross station and Eurostar services from St. Pancras. Bisected by the Regent’s Canal, the former industrial area to the north is dotted with garden squares and art installations. The Coal Drops Yard complex is home to upmarket boutiques, lifestyle brands, hip bars, and trendy eateries. Offices house global tech giants, and apartments overlook the canal.
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King's Cross St. Pancras
King's Cross St Pancras is a London Underground station on Euston Road in the Borough of Camden, Central London. It serves King's Cross and St Pancras main line stations in fare zone 1, and is an interchange between six Underground lines. The station was one of the first to open on the network; as of 2021, it is the 4th busiest station on the network for passenger entrances and exits combined.