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Nearest station to The Champagne Bar

ADDRESS

The Champagne Bar, St Pancras International, Euston Road, NW1 9QP

OPENING TIMES

Daily 7am-11pm

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Kentish Town Tube Station

Kentish Town Road, London, Camden, NW5 2AA

7 mins from The Champagne Bar

Camden Town Tube Station

Camden High Street, London, Camden Town, NW1 8NH

8 mins from The Champagne Bar

Camden Town Tube Station

Camden High Street, London, Camden Town, NW18NH

8 mins from The Champagne Bar

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Kentish Town Railway Station

Kentish Town Road, London, Camden, NW5 2AA , Underground lines: Northern

7 mins from The Champagne Bar

Euston Railway Station

Euston Road, London, King's Cross, NW1 2RT , Underground lines: Northern, Victoria

23 mins from The Champagne Bar

St Pancras International Station

Euston Road, London, King's Cross, NW1 2QP

23 mins from The Champagne Bar

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