Pancras is a district in central London, known for its historical significance and architectural landmarks. It is home to the famous St. Pancras International railway station, which serves as a major hub for international train services, including the Eurostar to Europe. The station is renowned for its stunning Victorian Gothic architecture and the iconic St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel. The name "Pancras" originates from Saint Pancras, a Christian martyr from the 4th century. The area features the Church of St. Pancras, which is a notable landmark. Pancras is also part of the larger King's Cross area, contributing to its vibrant cultural and social scene.