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Union Station

50 Massachusetts Ave NE
Washington, DC 20002
202/371-9441

www.unionstation.com

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The elegant Main Hall with its vaulted ceiling more than 90-feet high and marble floors is reminiscent of the days when railway travel was fashionable. This beaux-arts building, opened in 1908, fell into severe disrepair in the 1940s. It underwent a monumental restoration project and reopened in 1988. Restaurants, including an international food court, and more than 100 specialty shops draw visitors. Its proximity to the Library of Congress and the U.S. Capitol make it a perfect midday stop for lunch. Still a working train station, Amtrak has service from here to all points in the country. Credit card acceptance varies from store to store.

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skbreads

Easy to Navigate

Reviewed by skbreads on April 25, 2007

skbreads' rating:

"In addition to being a Metro Stop, Union Station has lots of cute shops and restaurants. Amtrak also goes in and out of Union Station so if you have a wait, there is plenty to do. The Tourmobile bus stops out front and is a great way to see DC."

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komodokd

Easy travel

Reviewed by komodokd on February 11, 2007

komodokd's rating:

"I walked around this place while waiting for my Amtrak train since the waiting area was filled. Things were easy to find coming from the metro. I had many choices available when I was looking for a place to grab a quick bite. I settled on Italian and loved the food. I didn’t get to shop much, but it looks like a place I would come back to check out the stores that I didn’t get to see."

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