Union Station

Known as the Last of the Great Railway Stations, Los Angeles Union Station is an architectural icon in Downtown Los Angeles. Opened in 1939, it features a grand waiting room, soaring ceilings, vibrant tile work, and peaceful garden courtyards. Today, it serves as Southern California's primary transportation center, linking Amtrak, Metrolink, LA Metro rail lines, and regional buses.

History

845 N Alameda St is near Union Station, which opened in May 1939. Known as the 'Last of the Great Railway Stations' built in the USA, Union Station is celebrated for its blend of Spanish Colonial, Mission Revival, and Art Deco architecture, echoing California's multicultural past.

Expert notes

• Check for special events, as Union Station often hosts cultural activities.
• Don't miss the beautiful garden patio, a quiet place amidst the city's noise.

Features

• Cultural Events
• Guided Tours
• Photography Hotspot