ChicagoUnionStation
@chicagounionstation.com
An iconic building and a marvel of modern transportation for nearly a century, Chicago’s Union Station was originally designed by Daniel Burnham and completed by Graham, Anderson, Probst and White. A grand building worthy of the city’s status as a national railroad hub, it is a treasured part of Chicago history and a…
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About ChicagoUnionStation
Chicago Union Station, a historic landmark, is a testament to the grand vision of renowned architect Daniel Burnham. Opened in May 1925 after a decade of construction and at a cost of $75 million, the station stands as a timeless symbol of architectural excellence. Today, it is owned by Amtrak and is known as the nation's 3rd-busiest station overall, as well as Amtrak's 4th busiest.
Serving over 3 million Amtrak customers and 35 million Metra passengers annually, the station accommodates more than 300 trains daily. Chicago Union Station is a hub for intercity travel, allowing seamless connections for travelers without confusing station transfers. Currently undergoing a renaissance, the station has seen recent restoration projects and revitalization efforts to preserve its historic spaces, including the iconic Great Hall.
Future plans include development of the station's real estate, expansion of capacity, enhanced accessibility, and improved safety measures in preparation for the next century. Experience the rich history and vibrant future of Chicago Union Station, where the legacy of architectural ingenuity blends seamlessly with modern transportation needs
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