Modern day Kings Cross is better renowned as being a train station than a region of London. Kings Cross actually refers to the station and to the surrounding area of inner city London. This region is located in the London Borough of Camden and is less than one and three quarter miles away from Central London.
Traditionally and particularly in recent years, Kings Cross has acquired a reputation for being run down but this appears to be changing as the area prepares for the imminent arrival of Eurostar at the end of 2007. Being so close to Central London with reasonably affordable housing makes Kings Cross a popular choice for tourists and young families alike.
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