Union Station (PDX)
Introduction
Union Station (PDx) is the main railway passenger hub in Portland, Oregon, built between 1896 and 1928, and an important stop on the Amtrak Cascades line. The station features Romanesque Revival architecture, renovated in the 1950s by renowned architect Pietro Belluschi, with red brick exterior, a clock tower, and arched windows exuding rich historical charm. The station is not only a railway hub but its lower level connects to the Portland MAX light rail and Greyhound bus station, forming the core node of the city integrated transit network. The interior preserves the historic waiting hall and classical decorative elements, and the station is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, making it an excellent place to learn about Portland urban history and experience the romance of rail travel.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Union Station (PDX)?
Board Amtrak here for trips to Seattle or the California coast Chinatown and the Japanese Garden are nearby for extra exploration
