Union Station - Free Audio Guide

Denver Union Station is a historic railway terminal in lower downtown Denver that began in the 19th century, was rebuilt in the early 20th century and later underwent major restoration and adaptive reuse to become a mixed‑use civic hub. Its Great Hall — a large public concourse — anchors a range of shops, restaurants and a boutique hotel located within the former station complex. The site operates as a principal transport interchange linking regional, commuter and intercity rail and bus services and stands as a symbol of Denver’s urban growth and conservation. Notable attractions include the historic architecture, curated dining and retail, scheduled public events and the hotel’s restored interiors. Visiting hours differ by area, access to the public concourse is typically free while particular services or events may require payment, and the complex offers accessible entrances, platforms and facilities in line with accessibility standards.