A List Of The Greatest Five Sites To Go And See In Kings Cross

Kings Cross is a fantastic area to stay that has many accessible fun and interesting places to visit close by. This is not only because it has a tube station, international rail link and domestic rail link but it is also within walking distance of a number of fantastic activities. When accessing these areas it is advised that you stay in and around the kings cross area. A Kings cross hotel is easy to find and can be done on a budget.

The first must see activity is the Shaw theatre. As it is located within walking distance of Kings Cross hotels and hotels near St Pancras it is easily accessible. The theatre was named after famous novelist, playwright and critic George Bernard Shore. The theatre is located near Euston road next to the British library and the St Pancras chambers. The Bernard shore theatre was first opened to the public as late as 1971 as a purpose built theatre for the British library. Hired by New York directors and constantly in use from independent theatre companies this world class theatre always has something worth seeing on.

The second fantastic sight near the Kings Cross Hotels is the London Canal museum. It tells the story of the capitals man-made waterways which were once the superhighways of London. They linked London with the industrial midlands and the north of England. A highlight of any trip to the museum is examining the famous ice wells. Looking down them gives you a chance to immerse yourself in London's rich history.

Thirdly you need to visit the British Library. The Library was originally situated within the British Museum but in 1992 Margret Thatcher commissioned the red brick building which is now stands in. Within the library there are over 12 million books and manuscripts. The library is home to the magna carte and a number of other famous manuscripts and books. More often than not the library contains a number of scientific or art exhibitions within its depth's, which are amazingly interesting. This is a central part of London's rich history and a must see for heritage lovers.

Trafalgar Square is the fourth place you need to finish. It is easily and cheaply accessible by underground. As it is situated at the heart of London the square boasts a rich vibrant atmosphere which makes it a great place to visit. It is home to the Trafalgar Lions, Nelsons column, The Fourth Plinth ( a huge recreation of Nelsons flagship ) and the world's smallest police box.

The Natural history museum is the last place that you need to visit. Situated just off Hide Park and bordering another two museums it is easily accessible from Kings Cross buy bus or tube. The museum is home to a large collection of life and earth science. The museum is famous for its fabulous Architecture and world class dinosaur exhibition.