JOIN US FOR A BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOUR FOLLOWED BY COCKTAILS AND NETWORKING

If you think this is just a train station, think again. Union Station has been a big part of Toronto’s history since early 1900, although its history dates back to 1858 with the debut of the first of three stations. Located at the heart of downtown Toronto on Front Street between Bay and York, it serves over 250,000 passengers per day.

Union Station facilitates rail service from GO Transit, Via Rail, Amtrak, and Ontario Northland. Combined with the TTC station and GO Bus Terminal, Union Station is Canada's busiest passenger transportation facility.

Union Station is now enhanced as a landmark destination of the highest design quality. It is a place where commuters and tourists can choose to hang out, admire the grand architecture, shop at best-in-class retail, and dine at a wide selection of food establishments. Visitors can also enjoy unique programming throughout the year, making Union Station an experience unlike any other.

Join us to learn more about its history and the multi-year revitalization project that concluded in 2021.