Europe's Destination Station

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Tax-free shopping. Chauffeur service. Europe's longest champagne bar. Musical entertainment. Public art. Is it any wonder that London's St. Pancras is acclaimed as Europe's destination rail station? One of the city's greatest Victorian buildings, its iconic roof was constructed of a series of wrought iron ribs resulting in a space 100 feet high, 240 feet wide and 700 feet long. Its only rival is perhaps the presiding St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel, hailed as London's most romantic building. Its glorious Gothic Revival metalwork, gold leaf ceilings, hand-stenciled wall designs and jaw-dropping grand staircase are as dazzling as the day Queen Victoria opened the hotel in 1873. Walking tours of the station complex are available for individuals and groups.

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Linda Tancs
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Linda Tancs is a writer and editor with a passion for travel and tourism writing. She is a seasoned traveler to over 50 countries and certified as, among other things, a BritAgent. She has written extensively about travel through the blog, Travelrific (www.travelrificjournal.com). Her credentials also include prior ownership of a travel agency as a franchisee of Cruise Planners/American Express. As a writer, she understands the creative process very well. Her writing credits include three books for Oxford University Press; those titles are now published by Thomson Reuters. Her role as ...
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