What is Londons central train station called?
There is no Central Train Station London has 15 terminus stations serving loads of different areas of England, Wales and Scotland, it all depends where your coming from. There is… Kings Cross (serving East and North East England and into Scotland) St Pancras (serving Eurostar International, the Midlands via Leicester) Euston (serving West, North West of England via Birmingham and Manchester, then into Scotland) Marylebone (serving Oxfordshire and into Birmingham) Baker Street (also serving the above but on a restricted service) Paddington (serving the West, South West of England and into Wales, also Heathrow Express) Victoria (serving South Surrey, Sussex and Kent, also has Orient Express start from here) Waterloo (serving Surrey, Hampshire and Dorset) Charing Cross (serving Kent) London Bridge (serving Kent, Surrey and Sussex) Canon Street (serving Kent) Blackfriars (serving Kent) Fenchurch Street (serving Essex) Liverpool Street (serving East Anglia) Moorgate (which serves the Firs
