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London Euston Train Station

The London Euston Train Station was built in 1837. The station is the main provider of service to the west coast. It primarily serves the north west of England and Scotland. The station provides service to over 50 million rail travelers each year.

Transportation from the London Euston Train Station:

Buses:

Bus #10 Hammersmith
Bus #18 Sudbury
Bus#30 Hackney Wick to Marble Arch
Bus #59 Streatham Hill
Bus #68 West Norwood
Bus #91 Crouch End to Trafalgar Square
Bus# 168 Hamsptead Heath to Old Kent Road Tesco
Bus#253 to Hackney Central Station
Bus #390 Archway to Notting Hill Gate

To the airport:

Underground: walk to Euston Square Underground take the "Circle line" towards Baker Street to Paddington Station for the Gatwick Express

To other railway stations from the London Euston Train Station:

To King's Cross: take Victoria Line towards Walthamstow Central or Northern Line towards Morden via Bank

Trains using this station:

Virgin Trains and Central Trains

Cities commonly traveled to from this station:

Birmingham, Crewe, Glasgow, Holyhead, Liverpool, Manchester

Communications:

Telephone access:

Telephone stands
Location: main concourse
Codes
International Code: 011
Country Code: 44
City Code: (0)20

Services:

Tourism office:

Hours:
Monday to Friday, 7 am to midnight
Saturday: 6 am to 11 pm
Sunday: 7 am to midnight
Location: West side of concourse

Baggage consignment:

Hours: 7 am to 11 pm
Location: platforms 16-18
Phone: 020/73871499

Lost and found:

Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5:30 pm
Phone: 020/73878699
Location: platforms 16-18

Restrooms:

Location: top ramp platform 3 & 4

Places to eat near in the station:

Burger King
Location: platform 1, 7 & 8
Ixxy's Bagels
Location: platform 3 & 4
Taste
Location: platform 3 & 4
Upper Crust
Location: platform 7 & 8
Whistlestop Food & Wine
Location: platform 11

Currency exchange:

Bureau de Change Hours: 7 am to 9:40 pm Location: on concourse next to food court