As you walk down Delaware Ave from Capitol Hill you see the imposing station building with monument out front - behind the monument is a Liberty Bell replica. Inside the building is a vast hall before ticket office and shopping area. A lot of tourist...More

We came in to the station via rail and stayed in the city for the week. There is a good court in the below ground basement. It is within walking distance of Capitol Hill. The architecture of the station is beautiful old world charm. We...More

Trains coming in from all over the country, along with Metro line in DC, many shops, terrific people watching. It's also a reminder of what beautiful train stations used to look like as it's monumental, beautiful architecture.

Considered a national treasure, with almost $200 million spent on renovations, this is a must stop place to see, each and take in. Lots of food choices, and if you don't like the mall food court atmosphere, just go upstairs... as each level has lots...More

This is an old train station. You can catch the Metro, MARC, and Amtrak here. Nicer, cleaner, and more organized than Penn Station in NYC.

Free admission and adjacent to the National Guard Museum and Postal Museum. Inside there is a huge mall with mostly clothing and souvenir shops. The restaurants are mostly pricey coffee shops.

beyond ordinary train station.. bustling atmosphere with shopping and food venues. food court downstairs even has a crepe station! super busy during rush hour.. try to visit during non-peak hours. must do for DC