St Pancras Railway Station is a major railway terminus in London, England. Opened in 1868, it serves as a hub for both domestic and international train services, including the Eurostar trains that connect London to cities like Paris and Brussels. The station is known for its stunning Victorian architecture, featuring a striking clock tower and a grand Gothic facade. In addition to its transport functions, St Pancras is home to various shops, restaurants, and a hotel, the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel. The station is a key part of London's transport network, providing easy access to the London Underground and other rail services.