I have always loved Union Station and the feel it has of the east coast and/or Europe; it's travel, it's life, it's important. I love the remodel that added food choices as well as a Famima. I love seeing it as a hub for life downtown and the section of downtown that I feel to be the soul of the... More

Grand architecture and a fine place to catch a train. Trax restaurant is superb.

Like an old fashioned train station. Well, it is an old-fashioned train station. Very fun to take the train to San Diego or Santa Barbara.

Fabulous restaurant inside fabulous art deco well-preserved railway station. Also short walk from Olvera Street, do both.

You may use Union Station as a train station to catch a train for example to San Diego, SurfLiner runs on a coast(!), great place to visit. Union Station is architecturally beautiful (in my eyes) and combines several architectual styles together. When you visit Union Station, you start to recognize it from movies like Blade Runner, a reason for me... More

A blend of southwest and art deco, this station not only has beautiful, unusual architecture, it has the most comfortable seats of any station or airport I have visited.

I'm not sure why Union Station is classed as an 'attraction', the only reason I can see why you would want to visit the station is if you are catching a train! Like all train stations I have visited it was rather grubby and there were also a lot of homeless people inside the station sleeping. We travelled from Hollywood... More

A classic old train station that looks like an overblown movie set -- in a good way. It's easy to get to and easy to find and board your train.

The entrance across Alameda leads you to the old-style train station waiting area with high ceilings and terra cota tiles. Located right across the famous Olvera St., Union Station is one train stop you should not miss.