Union Station

Opened in 1939, this station is the largest railroad passenger terminal in the Western United States and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It serves multiple Amtrak services and other transit agencies, connecting numerous train lines, buses, and transit systems. The station is also a vibrant community space hosting events, exhibitions, and public activities, blending arts, culture, and transportation.

The architectural design combines modern elements with historic significance, making it an important cultural landmark. It has appeared in various films and media, highlighting its iconic status. Facilities include accessible services, free wi-fi, parking, and charging stations, supporting a range of transportation needs.

The station operates as a major hub integrating local and regional transit options, including metro rail services. It is open to the public and functions as both a transportation center and a cultural venue.