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Waterloo Station Mini Guide
What’s so Special About Waterloo Station?
Found on the South Bank of the River Thames in London, it’s Britain’s busiest station with over 100 million passengers using it each year. Waterloo Station also currently home to the Eurostar train terminus for trains to France and beyond. It’s important as a commuter destination for people living on the south coast or southern counties and operates regular trains to destinations such as
Portsmouth,
Southampton and Bournemouth. The station has appeared as a set for many films over the years including The Bourne Ultimatum and Incendiary.
Where can I go to From Waterloo?
By train you have the resorts of the south coast stretching from Dorset to Kent. Many of the towns and villages of Surrey, Kent and Sussex are also stops on routes out of Waterloo. In London itself you can use the Northern or Bakerloo lines to access much of the west of the capital and locally, buses will take you to a variety of destinations on the South Bank.
What’s Within Walking Distance of the Station?
For the traveller that doesn’t want to use the underground there are numerous exciting things to do within a mile of the station. The main one must be a trip on the London Eye, now seen as the defining symbol of the capital. The National Theatre is also within walking distance offering a number of top class performances from its three stages. The design of the Olivier Theatre’s auditorium is said to give one of the best audience experiences in the UK.
If you want to shop, an exclusive but wonderful arcade of shops can be found at Gabriel’s Wharf. There, small boutiques sell goods designed and made by the owners and many unique articles can be bought to furnish the eclectic home.
- Until the end of May, put on your specs and visit the 'Million Brushstrokes' exhibition, showing miniature paintings by the Royal Miniature Society. It's an unusual art form and fascinating in its detail.