VIA Rail Station Winnipeg

The VIA Rail Station in Winnipeg, Manitoba, known as Union Station, is a historical and architectural landmark. Located at 123 Main Street, it was designed by Warren and Wetmore, the architects behind New York's Grand Central Terminal, and opened in 1911. Its Beaux-Arts design features a grand rotunda, domed ceiling, terrazzo floors, and marble walls. Serving as a key stop on VIA Rail's routes, including the Canadian (Vancouver to Toronto) and Winnipeg-Churchill, the station is not just a transportation hub but also a point of interest for its beauty and history. Amenities include a waiting area, ticket offices, and retail outlets. Located near downtown Winnipeg, it's close to The Forks, a historic site with dining, shopping, and cultural activities.