Paddington Station

Paddington Station is a major railway terminus located in central London, known for its iconic Victorian architecture and as a key hub for travel across the UK. Opened in 1854, it serves as the western terminus for the Great Western Railway, linking London to areas like Oxford and Cardiff. The station is also famous for its association with the beloved children's character, Paddington Bear. In addition to train services, Paddington Station features shops, restaurants, and access to the London Underground, making it a busy and vital part of London's transport network.