St Pancras International

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More than a railway station

Over 33 million people have travelled through St Pancras International in 2008, making its first full year a huge success. Learn more about its history and how it became a 'Destination Station.'

• In Pictures: St Pancras opens
• St Pancras International

St Pancras International is the 'jewel in the crown' of a much larger project called High Speed 1 that connects Britain to the high speed rail network that stretches across Europe. It is being called a new golden age of train travel.

What happens to Waterloo?

The platforms at Waterloo International are redundant with the opening of St Pancras. What now?

New restaurant for St Pancras

A big party is taking place at St Pancras station to mark the opening of its new restaurant.

Video: Opening of St Pancras

Opening of St Pancras International - watch our special news programme and the whole event online.

'The biggest project ever'

High Speed 1 has taken 10 years, cost close to £6bn and was the largest construction project ever

Here's one they made earlier

In mid-19th century London, St Pancras was not the most obvious spot to build a new train station

The St Pancras 'Meeting Place'

British artist Paul Day talks to BBC London about his new sculpture at St Pancras International

Photos: The Meeting Place

Paul Day's stunning sculpture 'The Meeting Place' is installed at St Pancras International

Gallery: St Pancras Then & Now

In keeping with the original construction, the restoration of St Pancras has been a monumental job

Team Photos: High Speed 1

Portraits of the people who built the UK's first high speed railway & the new St Pancras station

Onboard at St Pancras

BBC London is given exclusive access to St Pancras and hops aboard the new high-speed rail line

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