wrote:
Are there any changes of train needed between Euston and St Pancress
on the tube

They're adjacent stations on the Victoria and Northern Lines. The
circle/Met/H&C stops at Euston Square nearby, but that is also next stop


and how easy is it to use the bus between these two stations
and also please can anyone tell me the walking distance
between the two ? .

They're not far away, but St Pancras is currently quite a way back from
the main road (Euston Road), by the time you walk to the bus stop near
St Panc you may as well walk the few hundred yards down the road to
Euston. They're not very far at all

In article , Stuart
writes
wrote:
Are there any changes of train needed between Euston and St Pancress
on the tube

They're adjacent stations on the Victoria and Northern Lines.

But TAKE CARE! Euston to St Pancras is "Northbound" on the Victoria
but "Southbound" on the Northern - so if you are not familiar with LU,
ask someone. (Of course the direction on the ground is due East ... )

And the station is called King's Cross St Pancras - don't let that
confuse you .
--
Bill Borland

"Stuart" wrote in message
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wrote:
Are there any changes of train needed between Euston and St Pancress
on the tube

They're adjacent stations on the Victoria and Northern Lines. The
circle/Met/H&C stops at Euston Square nearby, but that is also next stop


and how easy is it to use the bus between these two stations and also
please can anyone tell me the walking distance
between the two ? .

They're not far away, but St Pancras is currently quite a way back from
the main road (Euston Road),

I don't think its going to move any time soon, and neither are the
underground stations, although there may be a greater choice of underground
passageways eventually, through the northern ticket hall.

I would be surprised if the direct walk along Euston Rd will take much
longer than the underground journey, especially when the various Midland Rd
entrances to St Pancras come into use later in the year...

Paul