San Antonio, Texas
The San Antonio Amtrak Station is a historic train station located near the Alamodome in downtown San Antonio. Built in 1902 by the Southern Pacific Railroad, it is a fine example of Spanish Mission Revival architecture, featuring a distinctive red tile roof and stucco facade.
The station serves as a stop for Amtrak's Sunset Limited, which runs between New Orleans and Los Angeles, and the Texas Eagle, connecting Chicago to San Antonio. It connects the city to the national passenger rail network, offering travelers a scenic alternative to driving or flying.
Designated as a historic landmark, the station has been preserved to maintain its early 20th-century charm while serving modern transportation needs. Its proximity to major city attractions makes it a convenient gateway for visitors arriving by rail.