Main-line termini
Phase 2: the main lines out of five London termini. Line-by-line pages will follow the Underground pattern.
Euston unverified
London's first inter-city main-line terminus, built for the London & Birmingham Railway. Will become the London terminus of HS2.
- Opened
- 1837
- Platforms
- 18
- Routes
- West Coast Main Line, Watford DC line
- Operators
- Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, London Overground (Lioness), Caledonian Sleeper
St Pancras International unverified
The Midland Railway's terminus, with W. H. Barlow's single-span train shed. Rebuilt for Eurostar in 2007.
- Opened
- 1868
- Platforms
- 15
- Routes
- Midland Main Line, High Speed 1, Thameslink core
- Operators
- East Midlands Railway, Southeastern (high speed), Thameslink, Eurostar
King's Cross unverified
The Great Northern Railway's terminus, designed by Lewis Cubitt. The southern end of the East Coast Main Line to Edinburgh.
- Opened
- 1852
- Platforms
- 12
- Routes
- East Coast Main Line
- Operators
- LNER, Great Northern, Hull Trains, Grand Central, Lumo
Charing Cross unverified
The South Eastern Railway's West End terminus, reached across the Thames on Hungerford Bridge.
- Opened
- 1864
- Platforms
- 6
- Routes
- South Eastern Main Line (via London Bridge)
- Operators
- Southeastern
London Bridge unverified
London's oldest railway terminus still in use, first served by the London & Greenwich Railway. Rebuilt between 2013 and 2018.
- Opened
- 1836
- Platforms
- 15
- Routes
- Brighton Main Line, South Eastern Main Line, Thameslink
- Operators
- Southern, Southeastern, Thameslink