London King’s Cross Station – A Gateway to History and the Future 🇬🇧 Few stations in Britain are as iconic as London King’s Cross. Opened in 1852 and designed by architect Lewis Cubitt, it was originally built as the London terminus for the Great Northern Railway. Its twin arched train sheds and grand facade were revolutionary for their time — practical, elegant, and built to handle the booming age of steam. Over the decades, King’s Cross has witnessed everything — from the departure of expres

Experience exhibitions, installations and talks from some of the biggest names in the design world at one of London’s architectural gems, King's Cross. | King's Cross

Charing Cross Railway Station, London walk | Keep Walking 4K

In 2007 Kings Cross underwent a massive redevelopment. The plan, which was approved by Camden Council cost £500 million. This footage from 1989 shows a very different looking Kings Cross and includes the extension at the front of the station that was built in 1989. | MyLondon