Union Station is a nice building still being renovated. My job had an event here and the location was perfect. We were able to talk with people from all over the states. Plenty of shops and an eatery downstairs. I did get a couple of questions of how to exit the building and where to find a taxi.

This is the hub of DC. People coming and going and running to catch buses and trains. Great place to just sit and people watch. The "mall" within the station has cute little shops & boutiques and eateries. And let's not forget the food court on the bottom floor. I think we walked up and down both sides 3 times... More

It's so nice to be in a beautiful old building that still generates a lot of buzz. The place is always crowded with people trying to get to their destination. There are plenty of food choices and it's easy to get around inside.

The guide on the Big Red Bus said be sure to visit the station for something to eat, as it is one of the main stops on the route, we took his advice. Thank you sir! We did not expect anything like this. Not only is it a functioning railroad station but a shopping mall and huge eatery. If you... More

This place is for everyone. Great place to buy souveniors. You can eat, here. You can shop here. You can book tours here. You can catch te train here. This a central location for DC.

Don't miss a trip to this magnificent building - there is a huge food court where we ate dinner - then we toured the features of the building and shopped in some of the stores - just like being at a mall!

Union Station was falling apart in the 1980's. It was the Cities eye-sore. But, the National Park Service, the city of Washington, DC and a private developer came together to do an excellent overhaul of the building. What they ended up with was an excellent place to catch an Amtrak train, a Virginia Railway Express train or a MARC Train.... More

Being in Union Station is a vacation within itself. With over a 100 shops to choose from, it's a shopoholic's dream come true. I almost forgot why I was there to catch my train back to Texas.

Our student group of 8th graders loved exploring this building. The stores, restaurants and architecture were all "cool things" they liked about going here. Signage was good and it was easy access to the trains and metro to get all around DC.