Here is the widely acclaimed Gagosian Art Gallery, which displays exhibitions of important contemporary artists. Previous exhibitors include Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst.

Address: 6-24 Britannia Street, London,WC1X 9JD
Phone: 020 7841 9960

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Visit the London Canal Museum and you’ll gain a valuable insight into life on Regents Canal.

Address: 12-13 New Wharf Road, London, Greater London N1 9RT
Phone: 020 7713 0836

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You will find the Camley Street Natural Park here; a two-acre wildlife haven which is the perfect place to relax.

Address: 12 Camley Street, London, N1C 4PW
Phone: 020 7833 2311

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Old St Pancras Church, which is said to be one of the oldest Christian sites in Britain, is situated here. You will find the graves of Mary Wollstonecraft and Sir John Soane here.

Address: Pancras Road, London NW1 1UL
Phone: 020 7424 0724

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This is Kings Cross Central, the site of massive regeneration taking place just behind Kings Cross and St Pancras train stations.

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Here is Kings Cross Station, in the throes of transformation, which stands on the original site of a 60-foot memorial to King George IV erected in 1835. If you’re a Harry Potter fan, go inside to see the platform 9 ¾ sign and the luggage trolley embedded in the wall beneath.

Address: Euston Road, London N1 9AP
Phone: 0845 711 4141

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Kings Cross St Pancras Tube Station stands here. This is the largest and busiest tube station in London.

Address: Euston Road, London N1 9AL
Phone: 0843 222 1234

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Here you can gaze in awe at the elaborate Victorian gothic architecture of Midland Grand Hotel that fronts St Pancras Train Station. The once sophisticated interior, used in many films, is being renovated into luxury apartments and hotel rooms.

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Here stands St Pancras Train Station, which is being transformed into St Pancras International in readiness for High Speed 1, the Channel Tunnel Rail Link.

Address: Euston Road, London N1C 4QP
Phone: 020 7843 7688

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This is where you will find the massive British Library, one of the country’s most expensive public buildings. You can see the Magna Carta and the world’s earliest dated printed document, the Diamond Sutra, here.

Address: 96 Euston Road, London, Greater London NW1 2DB
Phone: 0843 208 1144

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This is where you will find St Pancras New Church with its unusual octagonal tower. Go inside to see the beautiful Victorian stained glass and the dramatically lit Ionic colonnade.

Address: Euston Road, London, Greater London NW1 2BA
Phone: 020 7388 1461

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Euston Station, which was the first intercity railway station to be built in London in the 1840’s, is located here. Its 1968 exterior, which replaced the original building, is due to be demolished and rebuilt.

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Here is the brand new Wellcome Collection museum where you can explore the history and wider meaning of medicine.

Address: 183 Euston Road, London NW1 2BE
Phone: 020 7611 2222

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Varnishers’ Yard is a fun collection of side streets, bars and restaurants in the up-and-coming quarter of Kings Cross. With everything from a Cuban venue to posh wine bars and good restaurants, you’ve got all of the ingredients to cook up a sizzling night out in one place.

Address: 3 Varnishers Yard, Kings Cross, London N1 9FD
Phone: 020 7841 7330

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On York Way, surrounded by a sprawling canal network and some stunning new developments (such as the University of the Arts building), sits the iconic Kings Place; a hub for live music, conferencing, arts and restaurants. The music tackles all genres but tends towards the intelligentsia of London, and visitors can expect some world-class entertainment.

Address: 90 York Way, Kings Cross, London, N1 9AG
Phone: 020 7520 1490

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The canals around Kings Cross, particularly Regents Canal, are undergoing a multimillion-pound renovation project that provides a huge amount of family activities. The main offering is simply the area’s beautification, meaning that visitors can walk and take in the green spaces, moorings and award-winning architecture.

Address: New Wharf Road, All Saints Street, Kings Cross, London N1 9RT
Phone: 020 7985 7200

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