Union Station - Audioguía Gratuita

Denver Union Station is a historic railroad terminal in lower downtown Denver that originated in the 19th century, was rebuilt in the early 20th century and underwent comprehensive restoration and adaptive reuse in the 21st century to serve as a mixed‑use civic hub. Its Great Hall—an expansive public concourse—anchors a collection of shops, restaurants and a boutique hotel housed within the former station complex. The site functions as a major transportation hub connecting regional, commuter and intercity rail and bus services while also serving as a landmark of Denver’s urban development and preservation efforts. Key attractions include the historic architecture, curated dining and retail, programmed public events and the hotel’s preserved interiors. Visiting hours vary by space, admission to the public concourse is generally free while specific services and events may charge fees, and the facility provides accessible entrances, platforms and amenities in accordance with prevailing accessibility standards.