Alex Themistocleous

5/5

in the last week

Lovely green space in Kings Cross, with nice seating and a coffee shop. We met a lady that said she's there on Sundays helping the kids identify wildlife in the water (I'm not sure how many weeks she'll be there for.).My son really loved it. So close to the coal drop really lovely areas for families.

Savan Gandecha

5/5

a week ago

Was a student intern at the nature reserve back in 2010-11. Was so happy seeing it open again with a brand-new visitor centre and café. Still my favourite place to visit too!

stephen lloyd-jones

4/5

in the last week

Reopened after a long, long break. The new bridge over canal takes away a bit of the isolated/secret feel of the place, but much easier access for everyone now. The cafe underestimated the pent up demand and ran out of various things last Sunday.

Elisa Winstanley

5/5

3 weeks ago

Great location to relax and watch the works go by! By the canal and within walking distance to Camden Market

Murat Tahan

5/5

a month ago

Beautiful place. Go there with coffee/tea and read book. Calm and quiet place to chill

Oo L

5/5

a month ago

Nice green circle with lots of places to sit and relax. Quite place.

Sarah Cardwell

5/5

2 months ago

I had a nice time at the London Canal Museum, it was very interesting, and I had a nice intro to the Ice Trade (who knew!) given by Tony, thank you. I would definitely recommend this museum for anyone interested in the Industrial Revolution and how transport was 2-300 years ago. its amazing to think how quickly it has developed really. Thank you and keep up the good work!

Paul Ferguson

5/5

a month ago

This is my sort of museum, as I am not an expert at art, so this the kind of museum I visit. I've been here a while ago, but still want to give my feedback on this place, such an interesting museum where I could learn a bit of history of London canal. The place is not huge, but one can learn a great deal of history of British canals. I really had a good time.

Emily Mackay

5/5

a month ago

Such an interesting building - part of the rich history that the museum itself describes, with really informative exhibits. Loved seeing the canal tractor and the ribbon and lace plates collected by barge people.

Jim Shaw

5/5

6 months ago

On the Regents Canal at the back of both Kings Cross and St Pancras Stations this is an ideal place to sit and enjoy a sunny day of you have time to kill before the departure of your train, or if you have time to kill for any other reason. Plenty of seating and a very peaceful place slap bang in the middle of central London. You wouldn't know that Euston Road is only a stone's throw away. Lovely place and well worth a visit.

Quent La Brute

5/5

6 months ago

Very nice area! Highly recommend walking there

Manuel Garcia

5/5

4 months ago

Beautiful place

Charl E

4/5

a month ago

Really nice area, and I heard on the grapevine its called 'google square' - lots of bars, food, cafes and feels very cosmopolitan (does that make me sound old?!). Nice bit of a water feature which reminds me of millennium square in Bristol - beaut!

Melanie Gill

5/5

3 weeks ago

First time I've been there since the area was re done. Fabulous places to eat and drink we only visited one Restaurant Hoppers

Andrew D

5/5

4 months ago

So many offices! This place is deceptively quite at the weekends though and those hidden restaurants become easily accessible. Worth a visit if you're in the area...

KENDALL WELLS

1/5

a year ago

Couldn’t find platform 9 3/4

Michael Petty

4/5

a month ago

Improving. Fabulous architecture. A clean and functional station with good facilities. But, where are the seats? Limited places to sit down on either level. Not something that would be difficult to put right. Update from September 2021. Visited this station for first time in a year. New seating (with places to put your coffee) has been added. It won’t be clear if these are sufficient until the station is operating at full capacity. But definitely an improvement. Have increased rating from three stars to four stars.

Sie Barlow

4/5

2 months ago

Sure this station changes every time I visit, which is sadly not enough. Great range of shops and food choices, albeit paying the travel premium expected. Easy to locate information around departing and arriving services, and well signposted to find the relevant platforms

Helen

5/5

3 months ago

Lovely city garden with seating space with local gym, large Waitrose and several restaurants a stonethrow away.

Lucy Matthams

2/5

3 months ago

Nice enough but not much there as far as playgrounds go.

Lucas Sutton

1/5

a year ago

These Gardens are full of people that don't live there, so they don't respect it, even though they come there specifically with their kids to be even more socially dysfunctional than we're used to in the UK there. The sandpit is nice, if only people walking dogs early in the morning or late at night don't let their dogs poo in there, which is often, so here's hoping no one gets scepesima. Obviously having cameras there is pointless if residents from elsewhere in these developments allow their dogs to foul the sandpit all the time. Looking down at it now, no one is wearing masks or observing social distancing either while they awkwardly pretend that everyone else does not exist. People from outside come in for hours and hours to kill time, it must be great for them, being glued to their phones. The gate is now broken and left open all the time, even by the security, so your unsupervised kids can run out into the road at will. At night you get teenagers come in to take laughing gas and strew the bottles all over the park. Mums sit in that tower with their shopping for a break, because they don't live there and have no shame. Students from Central St Martin's going home drunk can't resist the swings either. A nice park and idea ruined by users from outside and a lack of enforcement, despite being made to pay for it from rents.

Ali D

5/5

2 years ago

The KX visitors centre is small but perfectly formed. A quiet space to learn about whats on in the area, with helpful staff. There is a model of the area showing some future projects, and its updated as they are completed. Tours of the area tend to start from here. Located on Stable Street, by Lewis Cubit Square, around the left hand side of Granary Square.

Anastasia Yarygina

5/5

2 years ago

This visitor centre is more spacious than the one at Victoria station. I had a big order of travel cards and was refused to be serviced at Victoria visitor centre so I went to St Pancras. The staff here was very friendly and helpful. Specail thanks to Rene, the visitor advisor for his patience and help.

Erez Bernard Molinas

5/5

a year ago

Very great area.

Annapatrizia Pellegrino

4/5

3 months ago

It is a small church,very beautiful and particular, in the way it was built in its time,features that makes it one of the oldest Christian places of worship in England. As the times evolved, it was restructured many times, bat its change and expansion of its structure, took place in the Victorian historical period.Tourists just arrived on the place , you can immediately notice that the sacristy of this church is very large, compared to the size of the entire arra. In this review of mine,I considered it right to point out, throughout the age, famous and illustrious people of England. Unfortunately,it’s a church that more than once is not mentioned among the recommended tourist destinations and, in this regard I want to add that I saw it and could admire for a pure and lucky case.I recommend it because it’s a beautiful and above all very interesting place from the historical point of view.

Andrea Griffith

5/5

2 months ago

St Pancras Old Church is unique small church offer peaceful moments in busy and hectic London. If near by King's Cross visit this peaceful oasis and lift you spirits. ⛪🌳🌲🌱🌷

Emanuele Pesce

5/5

4 months ago

This Churchyard is very relaxing to be in, even if just for 10 minutes. I would say Heavenly Peace. So such an escape from traffic and crowd. Also a very historical spot that brings you back in time. I thoroughly enjoy all the times and strongly recommend

DavidS

5/5

a week ago

Magic indeed. What a great store to visit in King cross station. Fans of Harry Potter must visit spot in London. Very nice and helpful crew, a lot of stuff to see and choice from. Amazing atmosphere around plus the actual place of Harry Potter movie was filmed. You can do a pic for free with your phone and buy a wand. The shop itself seems for me a little beet expansive, but not every day you fill like you in movie. This is the place you actually don't want to live. Very recommended to visit and enjoy.

Terri Harvey

4/5

2 months ago

We took our 10 year old who is a huge fan . The staff were great and really welcoming and immediately offered to take a professional picture which was nice of our daughter at the 9 3/4 platform. The shop was nicely set out and was our daughters absolute dream. The guy that was demonstrating the wands in the shop had so much enthusiasm and really had her engaged . He was using a wand book ( one of many so we were told ) he was able to help us identify which book my daughter wanted and thanks to his help we have now tracked said book down for a future Xmas present. ( sadly out of stock in store ). We went home with a very happy daughter . Thank you for a great visit.

Donna Anderssen

5/5

in the last week

Very nice but not cheap shop, loads of stuff marked as different houses for good gifting. If you're a fan it is worth the experience and you can take your own pics with the trolley in the wall outside. Happy friendly staff too 😀