Toronto Union Station

Union Station, that is, Union Station. There is a subway station and an Airport Express. Go Train to Niagara Falls takes only 2 hours from here. There is a Skywalk air passage from here, directly to the CN Tower and Ripley Aquarium.

The Union Station in downtown Toronto is a hub for transportation networks, not just a train station. It is the gateway to the underground network, which allows Toronto to move through the harsh winter. There are hundreds of shops and restaurants underground. It is also your gateway to all parts of Canada with an extensive network of trains.

Union Station is the first building I saw in Toronto. It was really shocked in an instant. I thought it was big, I didn't think it was so big. At first glance, I really thought it was the Toronto High Court. No wonder many tourists came here to take pictures.

Toronto's landmarks are also a sign point in the city center, plus the train station and underground subway station, making Union station a landmark.

When I first got off the train, I was amazed by the interior of the station. It was a magnificent palace. After the station, I was amazed by the shape of the station. I didn’t know it was the High Court. The baroque pillars were too eye-catching.

Toronto Union Station is a magnificent, like the High Court, and is called Union Station because it carries several train companies, including by nature, and a green leather car

Toronto Union Station is really magnificent. At first glance, it is thought to be the High Court. It is opposite the Fairmond Hotel. Looking down at the hotel room, Union Station is another style.