Kentish Town tube station

Kentish Town station stands on the Northern line in the London Borough of Camden. It sits beside the Kentish Town Road in a busy part of north-west London. The station shares its main entrance with the Kentish Town railway station. Together they form a single transport hub for local passengers. Thameslink and Midland Mainline trains call at the railway station. Passengers can switch easily between tube and overground services here. The Northern line provides frequent trains towards central London. Services run every few minutes at peak times. The station building dates from the early 20th century. Its brick façade and arched windows give it a solid Edwardian appearance. The shared ticket hall is spacious and well lit. Step-free access is available for those with mobility needs. Outside the station the Kentish Town Road offers a variety of shops and cafés. Kentish Town itself has a lively community feel. Local streets lead to small parks and green spaces nearby. The area is well served by buses and cycle routes. It makes a practical starting point for exploring north London.