Union Station
Phone: +1 816 460 2020
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Constructed in 1914, the Union station was the third largest train hub in the country, right behind New York's Grand Central and Pennsylvania stations. It is one of the popular attractions of the city; the station has been newly renovated and is even more resplendent with its grandiose high ceilings, arched windows, theaters, exciting touring exhibitions and Science City museum. Other than the sightseeing, there is plenty to do inside the station - browse through shops or eat at one of the many fine restaurants. Admission is free.
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Phone: +1 816 460 2020
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Click here to call Union Station Toll Free
Constructed in 1914, the Union station was the third largest train hub in the country, right behind New York's Grand Central and Pennsylvania stations. It is one of the popular attractions of the city; the station has been newly renovated and is even more resplendent with its grandiose high ceilings, arched windows, theaters, exciting touring exhibitions and Science City museum. Other than the sightseeing, there is plenty to do inside the station - browse through shops or eat at one of the many fine restaurants. Admission is free.
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