Williams Visitor Center
No admission feeThe official visitor center of Williams, Arizona, in the town's 1901 Santa Fe freight depot on Railroad Avenue.

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Ride restored vintage rail cars 64 miles from Williams to the Grand Canyon's South Rim, with cowboys and musicians aboard.
233 N Grand Canyon Blvd · Williams, AZ
The Grand Canyon Railway has carried passengers from Williams to the South Rim since 1901, and the restored line made its first run in 1989. The trip covers 64 miles each way and leaves you more than three hours at the canyon before the return. Musicians and cowboy characters work the cars, and a Wild West shootout plays out before departure. You choose among six classes of service, from 1923-style Pullman cars with windows that open to glass-domed cars.
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