Eurostar Collection
Experience the epitome of modern travel with Eurostar, as you embark on a journey that seamlessly connects cities and cultures
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Experience the epitome of modern travel with Eurostar, as you embark on a journey that seamlessly connects cities and cultures. From an aerial view over the state-of-the-art Eurostar terminal and trains at dusk in Waterloo Station, to a close-up of the powerful engine that propels these remarkable trains through London, England, Europe's bustling capital. Step aboard the Eurostar Channel Tunnel train and be transported into a world where borders fade away. Witness the hustle and bustle of passengers embarking on their own adventures at Waterloo Station, captured beautifully by Chris Hogg in 1999 when this extension was unveiled. As you marvel at the sight of shuttles entering and Eurostars leaving the iconic Channel Tunnel from Castle Hill in March 2008, it becomes evident that this engineering marvel has revolutionized cross-continental travel. The seamless connection between England and France is further exemplified by Gare Du Nord in Paris, France - a gateway to new experiences just waiting to be explored. In London's St Pancras railway station on Euston Road stands The Meeting Place statue by Paul Day - an emblematic representation of how Eurostar brings people together from all walks of life. This meeting point serves as a reminder that journeys are not merely about reaching destinations but also about forging connections along the way. From Vauxhall's vantage point overlooking approaching Eurostar trains alongside other bustling locomotives heading towards Waterloo station, one can't help but feel captivated by the energy pulsating through this transportation hub. Even beyond its renowned passenger service, Eurostar extends its influence to aviation with Evektor EV-97 EuroStar G-CDCC - showcasing its commitment to innovation across various modes of transport. Reflecting back on history reveals early proposals for what would become one of mankind's greatest feats: The Channel Tunnel. These pages from 1985 depict visionary plans that ultimately materialized into today's reality - connecting nations like never before.