Finally! A British train station that actually has free WiFi and which you don't have to pay for using the toilets!
All tastes are accounted for at Europe’s longest Champagne bar, with up to twenty varieties available by the glass. Leia mais.
‘Platform 9 and 3/4 ‘ is a site of pilgrimage for fans of Harry Potter, as this is the place of departure for the Hogwarts Express. A luggage trolley ‘disappearing’ through a wall marks the spot.
The main entrance to Waterloo Station is the Victory Arch, a memorial to employees of the London and South Western Railway staff killed in the First World War.
Catch the Metroshuttle bus numbers 1 and 3 from outside the main station entrance for free travel around the city centre.
The cash machines in the station charge £1.75. If you go up the escalator & through the foodcourt, there's a free cash machine on the left
I recommend the little tea shop over the road called theArtOrganisation.co.uk. council owned, so not exactly slick compared to Starbucks...but Way friendlier! A lovely pot of jasmine tea!
Less than an hour to London if you get the HighSpeed Javlin Trains :)
Make sure you're wrapped up warm! Platforms are very windy.
East Coast do wireless Internet on all their trains, free of charge. Nifty!
Try the Hot Dog stand on the main concourse, great Cheesy dogs and the owner is a laugh as well
Grab a coffee from Costa before going through the ticket barriers.
Finally! A British train station that actually has free WiFi and which you don't have to pay for using the toilets!
There is a great pizza shop right next to William hill they do personal pizzas for just £1
Euston is London’s oldest intercity railway terminus, opening in 1837 with a connection to Birmingham. The grand old Victorian building was replaced with the modern monstrosity in 1968.
Have a coffee in the costa coffee shop. It's in a lovely old kiosk inside the station.
Two good pubs close by - Brunswick (out station turn right, 5 min walk) and Alexandra Hotel. Both worth a visit.
