From Paris to Manchester, for years St Pancras has served as the nerve center of the region. The red brick Victorian architecture is unmistakable from the streets of London, St Pancras situated not more than a few minutes away from the infamous Kings Cross Station. But St Pancras might even be slightly more, its gleaming steel frames and skylights of the Barlow Shed Roof a perfect meld of old and new.

Amongst the quick feet and rapid crowds, the visitors of St Pancras need not be there just to catch a Eurostar or high-speed rail across the country. Sporting a 29m bar, Europe’s longest champagne bar, one can easily catch great deals at the retail outlets of the station. Travel down the extensive Food Hall of Fortnum & Mason with their selection of teas on display or be pleasantly surprised by having all your needs met at John Lewis. St Pancras is the start of a journey no matter what destination you might be seeking.