St. Louis Union Station
A Romanesque Revival railway station built in 1894, now a hotel and entertainment complex with an aquarium, a Ferris wheel and a light show in the great hall.
Union Station was once one of the busiest passenger stations in the world. Its grand vaulted hall is now a hotel lobby, with a light-and-shadow show projected onto the ceiling every evening. The St. Louis Aquarium inside displays freshwater and marine life in river-themed galleries. Nearby are the roughly 60-metre St. Louis Wheel, a fire show on the lake and mini golf, each sold separately. The MetroLink's Union Station stop is right here.
Opening hours
Varies by activity, roughly 09:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- City Museum
- Citygarden
- Lafayette Square
- Busch Stadium
- National Blues Museum
- Old Courthouse
- Soulard Farmers Market
- Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France (Old Cathedral)