What is the name of the London railway station linked to Hogwarts Platform 9¾?

King’s Cross Station is the London railway station linked to Hogwarts Platform 9¾.

In the Harry Potter books, students travel to Hogwarts by boarding the Hogwarts Express at Platform 9¾, a hidden platform reached through the barrier between Platforms 9 and 10. The station is the starting point for Harry’s school journeys and appears repeatedly throughout the series.

The fictional platform is connected with a real railway station in London, but Platform 9¾ does not exist as an ordinary platform between numbered Platforms 9 and 10. King’s Cross Station has used a Platform 9¾ attraction and signage for visitors, making the literary location a major part of the station’s tourist identity.

Film production also used nearby railway locations, including the exterior of St Pancras Renaissance Hotel for some views associated with King’s Cross. That visual detail can cause confusion, but the story’s named station is King’s Cross. The Hogwarts Express itself is fictional.