London Paddington Station Platforms, London

London Paddington Station platforms with Great Western Railway trains in London.
London Paddington Station platforms with Great Western Railway trains in London.

London Paddington Station in London shows Great Western Railway trains on the station’s high-level platforms. The station, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and opened in 1854, is the London terminus for services to the West Country, Wales, and the Thames Valley.

Photo taken in April 2019.

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