Which is the biggest train station in Europe?

Answer 1

Clapham Junction is apparently one of the busiest in Europe by number of trains with 180 trains per hour at peak of which 117 stop and it has the most interchange traffic. By entries and exits the busiest station in the UK is London Waterloo. The physically largest by ground area will be one of the major London termini, probably either St Pancras, Kings Cross, Waterloo or Paddington.

Answer 2

This would depend on what 'biggest' would entail.

For one way of measuring 'biggest', the station with the largest number of platforms is Baker Street, which has 10, serving the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines.

Answer 3

Paris-Gare du Nord is the busiest train station in Europe, while Leipzig HBF is the largest train station in floor area (actually the world's biggest).

Answer 4

In terms of platforms: London Waterloo 20 London Victoria 19 In terms of land area: London Waterloo closely followed by Edinburgh Waverley (which has 18 platforms)

Answer 5

Clapham Junction has more train movements than any other station in the UK.