Hướng Dẫn Chi Tiết Được Đề Xuất Tại King's Cross St. Pancras Năm 2025 (Cập Nhật tháng 7)

#londontrips #london #uk #harrypotter Explore the real-life locations where much of Harry Potter was filmed—all for free! 1. St Pancras Station 📍 Euston Rd, London N1C 4QP - Scene: The iconic station where the Hogwarts Express departs in every movie—perfect for a magical photo op! 2. Leadenhall Market 📍 Gracechurch St, London EC3V 1LT - Scene: Discover the blue door to the Leaky Cauldron from Philosopher’s Stone, surrounded by charming Victorian architecture! 3. Piccadilly Circus 📍 Piccadilly Circus, London W1J 9HP - Scene: Feel the thrill as Hermione and the trio flee Death Eaters in Deathly Hallows. 4. Westminster Tube Station 📍 Bridge St, London SW1A 2JR - Scene: Walk through the tunnels that represent the Ministry of Magic in Order of the Phoenix. 5. Millennium Bridge 📍 Thames Embankment, SE1 9JE - Scene: Stroll across the bridge famously attacked by Death Eaters in Half-Blood Prince, with stunning views of St. Paul’s Cathedral! - Route: St Pancras → Leadenhall → Piccadilly → Westminster → Millennium Bridge. - Duration: ~3 hours of magical exploration! - Cost: Free (except for Butterbeer stops!). Pro Tip: End your adventure at King’s Cross for unforgettable Platform 9¾ photos & a visit to the Harry Potter Shop!

#myfavoriteroute From Big Ben to the Eiffel Tower in just over two hours — the London to Paris Eurostar route is the ultimate commuter-meets-jetsetter journey. Whether you’re heading to meetings, museums, or macarons, this cross-border dash is smooth, scenic, and full of little luxuries. 🇬🇧➡️🇫🇷 ⸻ 🎯 Highlights Along the Way • London St Pancras International 🕰️ Kick things off in the grandest way: under the vast glass arches of St Pancras, with its Gothic Revival spires and romantic energy (this is where people actually propose on platforms). Grab a flat white at EL&N or Champagne at Searcys if you’re in the mood. • Through Kent’s Green Fields 🌿 The train cruises past Ebbsfleet and through the “Garden of England” — rolling hills, quaint villages, and sheep-dotted fields make this stretch surprisingly zen. • Into the Chunnel 🌊 Cue the cinematic moment: the world goes dark as you slide beneath the English Channel. It’s only about 20 minutes in the tunnel — blink and you’ll be in France! • Bonjour, Northern France 🇫🇷 As daylight returns, so does the French countryside. Look out for: • Windmills and sunflower fields 🌻 • Tidy towns like Arras and Lille in the distance • That distinct shift in architecture: white walls, red roofs, and rows of plane trees 🌳 • Paris Gare du Nord Arrival 🗼 Step off the train into Gare du Nord, and you’re already in the heart of Paris. Walk 10 minutes and you’re at Canal Saint-Martin. Or hop the Métro and be at the Louvre, Montmartre, or Le Marais in 20. ⸻ 🗺️ Getting There • Operator: Eurostar • Route: London St Pancras → Paris Gare du Nord • Duration: ~2 hrs 15 mins (fastest trains) • Tips: • Check-in opens 90 mins before, closes 30 mins before departure. • Off-peak travel often means lighter crowds and cheaper fares. ⸻ 🌟 Tips from a Cross-Channel Commuter • 🥐 Paris Pro Move: Book the early morning train and you can be sipping espresso in Le Marais by 10am. Or catch the 5pm from London and make it just in time for apéro 🍷 • 🎧 Best Seat for Views: Sit on the right heading to Paris for the best countryside sweep in France. • 🎒 Pack Smart: No liquid rules = pack that bottle of wine or picnic without airport fuss! • 🥖 Snack Alert: Bring a sandwich from Paul or Pret at St Pancras — it beats train snacks and gives you more time to hit the Parisian bakeries when you arrive. • ✨ Travel Ritual: Cue up a French playlist as you exit the Chunnel — cue instant main character energy 🎶 ⸻ 💬 Final Thought Your London to Paris train commute is more than travel — it’s a transformation. One minute you’re crossing King’s Cross; two hours later you’re strolling past patisseries and street cafés. No stress, no queues, no altitude — just two world-class cities connected by 31 miles of magic under the sea. ✨🚄🥖

#myfavoriteroute Whether you’re headed to meetings, meet-ups, or museums, the commute from Leicester to London is a sleek, scenic ride that connects one of England’s most multicultural cities with its iconic capital. And with rolling countryside, historic towns, and a smooth direct line, this isn’t just a commute — it’s your personal power corridor. 💼🌿📍 ⸻ 🎯 Highlights Along the Way • Leicester Launch Pad 🏙️ Start in the heart of the East Midlands at Leicester Station, just a stone’s throw from the Curve Theatre, the New Walk, and the famous Golden Mile (hello, samosas and sparkle ✨). Grab a snack or coffee from St Martin’s Coffee Roasters or Bread & Honey before you board. • Speeding Through the Shires 🌾 The train glides through Market Harborough, Wellingborough, and Kettering — postcard towns surrounded by fields, hedgerows, and old stone churches. On misty mornings or sunny afternoons, this stretch feels like a moving painting. • Luton Airside Glimpse ✈️ You’ll pass Luton Airport Parkway, where planes sometimes soar overhead just as you zip by on the rails — a fun moment of travel-on-travel. • Final Approach to London 🌇 As the cityscape builds around you, keep an eye out for the changing skyline: cranes, rooftops, and glimpses of the Shard mean you’re almost at London St Pancras, one of the most beautiful stations in Europe — all red brick Gothic and golden clock towers. ⸻ 🗺️ Getting There • Train: East Midlands Railway (EMR) runs fast, direct trains from Leicester to London St Pancras International. • Journey Time: ~1 hour 5 mins on the fastest services. • Frequency: Trains every 15–20 minutes during peak hours. ⸻ 🌟 Tips from a Cross-Country Commuter • ☕ Leicester Station Hack: The BTP (Barista Coffee) on the platform is a reliable pre-train espresso stop. • 🎧 Best Side for Views: Sit on the left side heading south for open field views, especially around Harborough and Bedford. • 🧳 London Arrival Tip: When you land at St Pancras, head upstairs for the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel lobby — a stunning quiet spot to regroup or take a call. Or walk across the street to Coal Drops Yard for lunch with a view. • 🌤️ Seasonal Note: In autumn, the countryside outside Leicester blazes with colour; in spring, look out for lambs in the fields near Wellingborough.

#londontrips Think King’s Cross is just for catching trains? Think again. This buzzy, ever-evolving district has transformed into one of London’s most exciting places to explore — and it’s packed with hidden gems waiting to surprise you. Here’s your guide to discovering the unexpected: 🌿 1. Skip the Station, Head to the Skip Garden Tucked just behind the station, the Skip Garden (now part of the global Culpeper project) is an urban oasis with plants growing in—you guessed it—recycled skips! It’s a sustainable garden with seasonal produce, quirky seating, and often pop-up cafes and workshops. 📚 2. The British Library’s Treasures Gallery Most walk right past, but behind the red brick facade is a free-entry gallery housing literary gold: Shakespeare’s folios, the Magna Carta, Beatles’ handwritten lyrics, and more. Quiet, powerful, and beautifully curated. 🚶♀️ 3. Regents Canal Walk to Camden Find the towpath near Granary Square and follow the peaceful Regents Canal westward. You’ll pass colourful houseboats, waterside cafes, and art murals — and it leads all the way to Camden Market if you’re up for the stroll. 🪷 4. Gasholder Park & Floating Garden Walk through the elegant circular steel frames of the old gasholders, now a peaceful green park. Just beyond, find the Floating Garden, a lush island of greenery on the canal — peaceful, photogenic, and oddly serene in the heart of London. 💦 5. Granary Square Fountains (Night Edition) By day, kids splash about. By night, it’s a dancing LED light show with hundreds of choreographed jets — surprisingly magical! Grab a drink from nearby Coal Drops Yard and enjoy the view.

Chúng tôi đã đến thăm Nhà thờ Christ, Thư viện Bodleian, các hành lang và Trường Thần học ở Oxford, nơi được lấy làm mô hình cho Harry Potter, và Chợ Leadenhall, nơi được lấy làm mô hình cho Sân ga số 9 và 4/3 và Hẻm Xéo ở London! Christchurch Mô hình Đại sảnh đường ở Hogwarts! Đại sảnh đường Christ Church nổi tiếng là hình mẫu cho phòng ăn của trường Hogwarts, với những chiếc bàn dài và đồ trang trí giống hệt trong phim, khiến bạn có cảm giác như đang bước vào thế giới của Harry Potter! Nếu bạn ở ký túc xá của trường đại học, bạn có thể ăn sáng ở đây! Thư viện Bodleian Thư viện Hogwarts Thư viện Bodleian được sử dụng làm thư viện Hogwarts trong phim. Đặc biệt, Thư viện Công tước Humfrey xuất hiện trong cảnh Harry sử dụng Bản đồ Đạo tặc để bí mật tìm kiếm sách vào ban đêm. Không khí yên tĩnh và những dãy sách lịch sử giống hệt như trường Hogwarts. Cầu thang Cảnh cầu thang Hogwarts Cầu thang lớn ở Christ Church chính là cầu thang mà Harry đã đi qua khi lần đầu tiên nhập học tại Hogwarts trong tập Harry Potter và Hòn đá phù thủy. Cảnh Giáo sư McGonagall chào đón học sinh mới được quay ở đây! Trường Thần học Bệnh xá Hogwarts Một tòa nhà theo phong cách Gothic được xây dựng vào thế kỷ 15. Nơi đây được sử dụng làm phòng bệnh của trường Hogwarts trong "Harry Potter và Hòn đá phù thủy" và "Harry Potter và Chiếc cốc lửa", và những họa tiết trang trí trên trần nhà cùng mái vòm tuyệt đẹp của nơi này thực sự ấn tượng! ️ Những tòa nhà ở Oxford này yêu cầu phải đặt chỗ trước! #Du lịch Châu Âu #Harry Potter #Thế giới của Harry Potter #Anh #Du lịch Anh #Oxford #Đại học Oxford #Chuyến đi mùa xuân 0 yên #Chuyến đi mùa xuân đáng tận hưởng #Chuyến đi tốt nghiệp

#londontraveltip One of London’s busiest transport hubs, King’s Cross & St Pancras is more than just a train station—it's a destination in itself! From historic architecture to hidden gems, here’s how to make the most of your visit. Top Things to Do 🚂 Visit St Pancras International – Admire the stunning Victorian Gothic architecture and check out the famous Paul Day’s "The Meeting Place" statue inside. 🧳 Harry Potter Fans, Take Note! – Snap a photo at Platform 9¾ inside King’s Cross Station and browse the Harry Potter shop for magical souvenirs. 📚 Explore the British Library – Home to treasures like Shakespeare’s First Folio and the Magna Carta, this library is a must-visit for history lovers. 🚶♂️ Stroll Through Coal Drops Yard – This stylish shopping and dining area blends industrial history with modern design, featuring quirky boutiques and riverside cafés. 🌿 Relax at Granary Square & Regent’s Canal – Enjoy a peaceful moment by the canal, watch the fountains in the square, or grab a bite from a nearby street food stall. 🎭 Catch a Show at King's Place – A cultural hub for live music, art, and talks, this venue hosts incredible performances all year round. Top Tips for Visiting ✔️ Visit early for Platform 9¾ – The queue gets long, so arrive before 10 AM for the best chance at a photo. ✔️ Explore beyond the station – King’s Cross is full of cool spots, from the green spaces of Gasholder Park to hidden cocktail bars. ✔️ Shop & dine at St Pancras – The station itself has amazing food options and boutique shops, perfect for a quick break. Whether you’re passing through or staying a while, King’s Cross & St Pancras is a blend of history, culture, and modern charm that’s well worth exploring!