the eurostar moved to st pancras on 14 november 2007.
when did the eurostar move to st pancras?
14 november 2007
since 14 november 2007, all eurostar trains have been routed via high speed 1 to or from the redeveloped london terminus at st pancras international, which at a cost of £800 million was extensively rebuilt and extended to cope with long eurostar trains.





























it had originally been intended to retain some eurostar services at waterloo international, but this was ruled out on cost grounds.





























completion of high speed 1 has increased the potential number of trains serving london. separation of eurostar from british domestic services through kent meant that timetabling was no longer affected by peak-hour restrictions.





























section::::services.:fares.
eurostar
bullet::::- st pancras hospital, occupying the former workhouse and surrounding the old churchyard





























bullet::::- st pancras railway station, a national and international railway station





























bullet::::- king's cross st. pancras tube station, a london underground station attached to the railway station





























bullet::::- metropolitan borough of st pancras, a local government area (1899-1965)





























bullet::::- st pancras, soper lane, a church in the city of london





























bullet::::- st pancras, a church in the village of west bagborough, somerset





























bullet::::- church of st. agnes and st. pancras, toxteth park, a church in liverpool, lancashire





























bullet::::- st pancras church, ipswich, a church in ipswich, suffolk
st. pancras