Local Attractions
Within 1 mile of King’s Cross Station:
17 cultural institutions
21 museums and galleries
29 libraries and archives
Over 55 hotels
Over 200 restaurants
A multitude of retail businesses
Transport links:
King’s Cross Underground and National Rail – 5 minute walk
King’s Cross St Pancras International and National Rail – 5 minute walk
Euston Underground, Overground and National Rail – 15 minute walk
London Heathrow Airport – 50 minutes by train
London Gatwick Airport – 50 minutes by train
London City Airport – 45 minutes by Underground and DLR
A vibrant and developing area for both business and pleasure, boasting some of London's best transport connections
Kings Place is a modern and purpose built venue in the heart of King’s Cross, and was one of the first buildings to open in the regeneration of the area, playing a major role in what the location has become today. The venue boasts an enviable location, overlooking the picturesque Regent’s Canal.
King’s Cross is rapidly becoming the destination for tech, creative and music enterprises with increasing numbers of international organisations moving their headquarters to the area.
With an emerging new foodie scene, high-profile retail brands and excellent transport connections –both national and international – it’s the place to be right now and the place to hold your next event.
Why King's Cross?
“For many people, King’s Cross is the gateway to London.
“The opening of the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras in 2007 made the area the first port of call for many tourists arriving from the continent. It was part of a hugely ambitious regeneration of the King’s Cross area, one which began in the 1990s and has since changed much of it beyond recognition.
“The wave of development has brought with it a cultural shift — scores of new restaurants, bars and arts venues have opened in King’s Cross since people began flocking to this part of north London.”
Evening Standard, May 2019