Expand your Horizons

Place your brand in the most connected destination in London, the UK and Europe.

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6 Underground lines connecting to all corners of London

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National mainline rail stations, plus Euston just 500m beyond

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All five of London's international airports are within an hour – with direct services to Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton

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14 bus lines running here there and everywhere

International high-speed rail connecting London with Europe

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800 cycle-space interchange including Santander and Brompton bike stands

  • ON YOUR BIKE

  • TAKE THE TUBE

  • ALONG THE LINE

  • THROUGH THE TUNNEL

  • AS THE CROW FLIES

  • Anchors Aweigh

ON YOUR BIKE

With 194 cycle spaces on site, electric charging points, Brompton lockers and Regent's Wharf's very own TfL Santander bike stand, there's nothing standing in the way for peddle pushers.

Despite being a key public transport hub, safe cycle routes run to and from King's Cross including along the canal which connects West to East and the Shoe Lane route through Midtown, piecing together narrow streets, blocked to motorists by bollards and emerging opposite St. Pancras Station.

Once complete the cycle interchange at King's Cross will provide 800 cycle spaces for commuters and cycling for your commute is made all the easier with a free cycle maintenance service, available at Lewis Cubitt Square on Wednesdays throughout the Summer.

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Existing and Proposed Cycle Superhighways
Proposed and Alternative Quiteway Routes

TAKE THE TUBE

Just a ten-minute walk from Regent's Wharf, King's Cross St. Pancras Underground station links six London Underground lines – Circle, Piccadilly, Hammersmith & City, Northern, Metropolitan and Victoria. This makes it the biggest interchange on the London Underground.

Travel times by tube

Euston
 2 mins
Caledonian Road
 2 mins
Oxford Circus
 5 mins
Liverpool Street
 8 mins
Bank
 9 mins
Victoria
 9 mins
Charing Cross
 12 mins
Paddington
 13 mins
Waterloo
 15 mins
Canary Wharf
 22 mins

ALONG THE LINE

All of the UK's major cities are within easy reach via St. Pancras, King's Cross and Euston just a few minutes beyond plus a huge number of commuters have direct access to King's Cross with areas such as Bedford, Luton and St Albans to the north and Sevenoaks, Croydon and Brighton to the south served by National Rail and High Speed 1 slashing connection times to the East.

Reaching London's other principal mainline stations is easy from King's Cross. Seven are reached directly by Underground and the remaining three require only one change.

Travel times by rail
Stratford International 11 mins
Ashford International 37 mins
Luton 39 mins
Cambridge 49 mins
Gatwick 50 mins
Brighton 1 hr 18 mins
Birmingham 1 hr 22 mins
Nottingham 1 hr 44 mins
Manchester 2 hrs 7 mins
Sheffield 2 hrs 9 mins
Leeds 2 hrs 19 mins
Durham 2 hrs 40 mins
Newcastle 2 hrs 52 mins
Glasgow 4 hrs 31 mins
Edinburgh 4 hrs 23 mins

THROUGH THE TUNNEL

St. Pancras International is home to Eurostar which connects the UK to the continent by high speed rail. There are direct services to the centre of Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Lille.

The trains depart from the beautifully refurbished St. Pancras Station, where you'll find designer shops, restaurants and bars.

Travel times by rail
Paris 2 hrs 15 mins
Brussels 1 hr 51 mins
Lille 1 hr 20 mins
Amsterdam 3 hr 41 mins

AS THE CROW FLYS

Luton32 mins

Direct on National Rail

Gatwick46 mins

Direct on National Rail

City Airport46 mins

Via Bank on the DLR

Heathrow48 mins

Via Paddington on the Heathrow
Express, or 1 hr 7 mins direct on
the Piccadilly Line

Stansted50 mins

Via Tottenham Hale on
the Stansted Express

ANCHORS AWEIGH