Paddington Station
Brunel's London terminus
Paddington Station is a major railway terminus in west London, serving routes to western England, Wales, and the Heathrow Express.
Named for its surrounding district, it was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and opened in 1854.
The station lends its name to the children's character Paddington Bear, found there by the Brown family: We'll meet under the clock at Paddington.
- LondonEngland's capital city
- trainRail vehicle or instruct
- platformRaised flat structure
- railwayTrack system for trains
- commuterOne who travels regularly
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- train stationstrain, track, tracks, platform, platforms
- Victorian landmarksBig Ben, Tower Bridge, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Crystal Palace
- railwaystrains, train, locomotives, locomotive, tracks
- terminusesrail terminal, airport terminal, ferry terminal, subway stop, depot
Paddington Stationunderground station
Subterranean transit platform
tube station · metro stop · subway station · bus stop · tram stop
Paddington StationHeathrow Airport
London's main international terminal