Danville Amtrak Station

Hotels near Danville Amtrak Station, Danville (Virginia), United States .

Built in 1899 based upon plans by Frank Pierce Milburn, the Danville, Virginia Amtrak Station is an important historical and travel site. The Danville Station is a stop on Amtrak’s Crescent line, which runs daily between Penn Station in New York City and New Orleans Passenger Terminal in New Orleans. It is conveniently located near the Hampton Inn and the Marriott for visitors wishing to stay nearby.

Because of its long history, the Danville Amtrak Station is also an important historical landmark. In 1995, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, it is a part of the campus of the Danville Science Center of the Science Museum of Virginia.

Travelers should head to www.amtrak.com to find out more about train schedules. Those wishing to visit the museum may want to check out dsc.smv.org in order to find out about all the great things to be discovered there.

Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.

Review nearby accommodation, Danville Amtrak Station hotels, motels, apartments, restaurants, things to do & more.

Search Hotels in Danville (Virginia).

Cheap accommodation and hotels in Danville Amtrak Station - Resorts, Motels, Travel & more.

Location
Check In
Check Out

Nearby Attractions and Landmarks:

Danville Amtrak Station