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Los Angeles Union Station

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Los Angeles Union Station opened in 1939, a mix of Mission Revival, Art Deco and Streamline Moderne; the waiting room's wood ceilings and leather chairs are a film-set favorite. Today it's the hub for Amtrak, Metrolink, Metro and the FlyAway airport bus, across the street from Olvera Street and near Chinatown.

Jasmine says

The last of the great train stations, from 1939.

A soaring hall, leather seats, garden courtyards,
and Blade Runner shot here too.

Worth a walk-through whether or not you're catching a train.

Where FlyAway, Amtrak, Metro and LA's historic architecture meet.

Jasmine’s notes

Address
800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Website
unionstationla.com →

Where I wrote about it

Open on the interactive map →Open in Google Maps →The full page on the LA Guide →

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