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Paddington Station
A filming location from Paddington in London.
The scene
The great Victorian terminus gives the little bear his name and his first bewildered arrival in London.
How to visit
A working railway station free to walk through; find the bronze Paddington Bear statue on platform 1 and the shop nearby. It's a major Tube interchange.
Address: Paddington Station, London W2 1HB, United Kingdom · Open in Google Maps
- Pose with the Paddington statue on platform 1.
- Little Venice's canals are a short walk north.
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Good to know
- What was filmed at Paddington Station?
- The great Victorian terminus gives the little bear his name and his first bewildered arrival in London.
- Can you visit Paddington Station?
- A working railway station free to walk through; find the bronze Paddington Bear statue on platform 1 and the shop nearby. It's a major Tube interchange.
- Where is Paddington Station?
- Paddington Station is a real filming location in London. Paddington Station, London W2 1HB, United Kingdom
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