Union Station is situated in LoDo and about 25 miles west of Denver International Airport travelers can easily get from the airport to the train station for $10.50 one-way via the A Line in less than 40 minutes. Union Station is also a featured stop on many of the best Denver tours. The bars and restaurants can be pricey, though, so travelers suggest grabbing a drink during happy hour. This pastime has helped the train station earn the nickname of "Denver's living room." Visitors point out that the facilities are very clean for a working transportation terminal, and note that while the station is not as large as train stations in other cities, such as New York or Washington, D.C., it exudes charm. Travelers say the best way to experience Union Station is by relaxing in the comfortable couches and chairs for some people-watching. Located in the hip Lower Downtown neighborhood (aka LoDo), the station also houses multiple dining options and boutiques, as well as The Crawford Hotel. The architecture from the 1914 redevelopment remains, and today, it's home to an Amtrak hub and a bus concourse. The station was a huge success when it first opened to the public in 1881, providing railroad service until the center of the building caught fire in 1894. – Amanda Norcross, Content & SEO Strategist, Travelĭenver's Union Station serves a dual purpose: it's a working public transit station and a highly-praised dining and shopping center. News Insider Tip: Have breakfast at Snooze (a local chain), but get there early – there's almost always a line because the food is that good.
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