Kings Cross, United Kingdom

The iconic Kings Cross station is one of the busiest and most famous train stations in the unparalleled capital of the United Kingdom, London. It was built in the middle of the 19th century and got its name after the monument, honoring King George IV, erected on the crossroad near the station's current location in 1830. Although the statue was removed just several years later, the name caught on. The Kings Cross train station is one of the main hubs on the UK railway routes, connecting such major cities as Yorkshire, Edinburgh, Cambridge, Newcastle, Inverness, Doncaster as well as dozens of other domestic routes. What is more, the famous Harry Potter train platform 9¾ is set right on King's Cross Station!