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A working place, not a museum set
Union Station combines architectural interest, artworks and everyday transport use. Keep circulation clear and distinguish public visitor areas from passenger, operational or reserved spaces.
Choose a modest architectural window or a confirmed guided tour. Arriving for a train is a different purpose and should take priority over optional sightseeing.
Tours and special access
The station and Metro Art publish architecture and art-tour information. Confirm the actual date, reservation, meeting point and included spaces.
A tour may include areas not ordinarily open to the public. A past tour description is not permission to enter those spaces independently.
Build in the real connection
Use the entrance and departure information on the transport booking, with time for luggage, platform access and any assistance. A city landmark pin is not a platform or tour meeting point.
If connecting with The Broad or another downtown priority, plan the actual journey and return. Remove optional photography or touring before compromising a fixed departure.
Plan the actual visit
Check opening, admission, access needs and the correct entrance with the official visitor source. Historical photographs do not establish current conditions.
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