Pancras Square is a vibrant public space in King's Cross, London, surrounded by stunning architecture, trendy bars, and eclectic restaurants. The square is a hub of activity, hosting various events and festivals throughout the year, including outdoor concerts, farmers' markets, and cultural celebrations. Visitors can relax on the spacious lawn, admire the beautiful fountains, or take a stroll around the square to discover the area's rich history and heritage.
A very enjoyable and entertaining place for tourists all over the world. Especially the international St Pancras Station makes this area more easily accessible. There are lots of restaurants, takeaway, Ice-cream parlour, lots of kids zones,wide screen cinema theatre also available. So does anyone need to purchase a ticket first to watch cinema sitting on a gallery special arrangement for summer days. Many more need to explore their.
Quite surprising to have found this area very modernized and beautiful, very different from the nearby area. There were many decent building with well known company located including Google. There are many restaurants with outdoor area too. Meanwhile, you can find a relaxing area with table and chair for chilling too.
Having just walked the Regents Canal from near London Zoo , I exited at Granary Square intending to head towards Pentonville Rd. I always cut through via Kings Boulevard but by chance strayed into Pancras Square. Really impressed with the whole design of Japanese style garden with fountain , water pools & courses & at this time , flowering Cherry Trees. Nice bit of paving & brickwork , too. A pleasant spot to stop for a while & so near the bustle of the stations.
A nice place to start your walk down the canal. The architecture around the area is nice. When going on a walk if you start from here you can go all the way until Regents Park (while walking down the canal you can even see some monkeys ) You can also stop by a couple of markets to grab some food.
What a find. I have passed through St Pancras Station hundreds of times and never noticed the corridor leading down to here before. It was just I saw other people heading down there. We decided to investigate. Lots of bars and restaurants to choose from. Even a Bouls pitch to play on. It's peaceful and relaxed but still buzzing with atmosphere.
Calm and serene garden to relax and unwind from the hustle and bustle of the King's Cross and Pancras train stations and the wild traffic. I particularly find the water fountain soothing.
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A very enjoyable and entertaining place for tourists all over the world. Especially the international St Pancras Station makes this area more easily accessible. There are lots of restaurants, takeaway, Ice-cream parlour, lots of kids zones,wide screen cinema theatre also available. So does anyone need to purchase a ticket first to watch cinema sitting on a gallery special arrangement for summer days. Many more need to explore their.
Quite surprising to have found this area very modernized and beautiful, very different from the nearby area. There were many decent building with well known company located including Google. There are many restaurants with outdoor area too. Meanwhile, you can find a relaxing area with table and chair for chilling too.
Having just walked the Regents Canal from near London Zoo , I exited at Granary Square intending to head towards Pentonville Rd. I always cut through via Kings Boulevard but by chance strayed into Pancras Square. Really impressed with the whole design of Japanese style garden with fountain , water pools & courses & at this time , flowering Cherry Trees. Nice bit of paving & brickwork , too. A pleasant spot to stop for a while & so near the bustle of the stations.
A nice place to start your walk down the canal. The architecture around the area is nice. When going on a walk if you start from here you can go all the way until Regents Park (while walking down the canal you can even see some monkeys ) You can also stop by a couple of markets to grab some food.
What a find. I have passed through St Pancras Station hundreds of times and never noticed the corridor leading down to here before. It was just I saw other people heading down there. We decided to investigate. Lots of bars and restaurants to choose from. Even a Bouls pitch to play on. It's peaceful and relaxed but still buzzing with atmosphere.
Calm and serene garden to relax and unwind from the hustle and bustle of the King's Cross and Pancras train stations and the wild traffic. I particularly find the water fountain soothing.
