Discover the vibrant heart of Toronto at Union Station, where history meets modern city life.
Nestled at 55 Front St W in the bustling core of Old Toronto, Union Station is more than just a transit hub—it's a dynamic gateway that connects locals and travelers alike to the vibrant Toronto experience. Opened in 1927, this architectural gem seamlessly blends historical charm with contemporary convenience, making it a must-visit destination for urban explorers and commuting foodies alike.
Exceptional transportation services
Union Station is Toronto's premier transit nexus, offering seamless access to multiple transportation options. Whether you're hopping on Via Rail for a scenic journey, catching Amtrak for cross-border travel, using GO Transit for regional commutes, taking the UP Express for a swift airport transfer, or riding the TTC subway, this station provides unparalleled connectivity with zero hassle. This makes it the perfect launchpad for discovering everything Toronto has to offer.
A shopper and foodie paradise
Inside Union Station, you'll find over 100 unique shops and restaurants catering to every taste and style. From charming boutiques to indulgent pastry shops (though be mindful some accept credit only!), and from quick bites to sit-down dining, the options are vast and delicious. Whether craving authentic Canadian snacks or international flavors, travelers and locals can enjoy a variety of culinary delights without leaving the station.
- Detox Market – A fun and knowledgeable staff make this wellness boutique a standout.
- Diverse eateries – From casual food courts with live DJs to cozy sit-down restaurants serving delicious ravioli and more.
- Shopping boutiques – Explore lovely shops with friendly staff ready to assist.
Cultural hub and event space
Union Station is not just about transit and shopping—it's also a vibrant venue for live events and performances that showcase Toronto’s rich cultural tapestry. The station’s grand halls and open spaces often transform into stages for music, art exhibitions, and public celebrations, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the city’s energetic urban rhythm and artistic spirit.
Tips for visitors
- Bring a map or download a station guide – The station is large and easy to get lost in, so a map will help you navigate to your train, shop, or eatery.
- Try local flavors – Don't miss the chance to savor Canadian snacks and specialties at the food outlets.
- Check event schedules – See if any live performances or exhibits are happening during your visit to experience Toronto’s vibrant culture.
