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Hand Sun provides limousine transportation and traveler's information
at Union Station, Washington, DC.
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not include gratuity, parking, surcharge or tolls when applicable.
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along with the credit card billing address. Having these items ready will
allow the sales representative to help you as quickly as possible.
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Union
Station Washington DC
Information: 202-371-9441
History
Washington, D.C.'s Union Station was built jointly by the Pennsylvania
(PRR)
and Baltimore & Ohio (B&O) Railroads on an area of swampland near
the U.S.
Capitol Building. The station, designed by architect Daniel Burnham, opened
with the arrival of a B&O Railroad passenger train from Pittsburgh
on
October 27, 1907
During the 1980's the station underwent a major renovation, costing over
$160 Million Dollars. Completed in 1988, the effort restored the station's
grandeur and remade it into a dynamic transportation, shopping, and dining
destination.
A Traveler's Aid
A Traveler's Aid station, open during most daytime hours, is located in
the
train concourse near the McDonald's. Traveler's Aid provides free advice
and
assistance to travelers needing directions, travel tips, etc. Approximate
hours are 8 - 5:00 Monday through Saturday and 12:30 - 5:00 on Sunday.
The station area and the train platforms are accessible by the physically
challenged.
Info
The food court, drug store, and movie theaters are in the basement. The
shops and food court are open Monday -Saturday 10 AM -9 PM; Sunday 12
Noon -
6 PM. Some restaurants stay open later and some services like McDonald's
and
the news stands cater to the early morning traveler.
Train services include:
AMTRAK
1-800-USA-RAIL |
Metrorail
202-637-7000 |
MTA/MARC
1-800-325-7245 |
Virginia Rail Express
1-800-743-3873 |
Shops, services, and facilities at the station include:
AMC 9 Theatres
202-842-3757 |
Jos. A. Bank
202-289-9087 |
Ann Taylor
202-371-8010
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Knot Shop
202-682-1830 |
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B. Dalton Bookseller
202-289-1750
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Sam Goody
202-289-1405 |
Jones New York
202-371-0618 |
Victoria's Secret
202-682-1830 |
Most shops are open from 10:00am - 9:00pm, Monday through Saturday, and
from Noon - 6:00pm on Sunday.
Restaurants
America
202-891-0051
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Pizzeria Uno
202-842-0438 |
B.Smith
202-289-6188
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The Station Grill
202-898-4745 |
East Street Cafe
202-371-6787
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Thunder Grill
202-682-9555 |
Directions
From Virginia:
Take I-395 North
Exit at Massachusetts Avenue
Make a right onto Massachusetts Avenue (East)
Follow Massachusetts Avenue approximately 4 blocks to Columbus Circle
Union Station will be on your left
Follow signs to parking garage
From Maryland: East of D.C.
Follow New York Avenue (West)
Make left onto First Street
Follow First Street approximately 12 blocks to Massachusetts Avenue
Union Station is on the left
From West of D.C.
Take Capital Beltway
Exit New Hampshire Avenue (South)
New Hampshire Avenue turns into North Capitol Street at the District line
Follow New Hampshire Avenue until you get to H Street
Turn left onto H Street
Follow 1 block and turn right into Union Station Parking Garage
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