The Pioneer Square and Chinatown International District neighborhoods were both shaped, literally, by massive earthworks that reformed the city’s coastline and port, both grew along with the city’s railroad hub. The neighborhoods share Union Station and King Street Station, as well as connections to regional and local rail, city and regional bus systems, and the Seattle Streetcar. Both neighborhoods contribute to Seattle’s reputation as a highly desired tourist destination. Tourists who start their visits in Seattle frequently include trips to other places in Washington, contributing to economic growth throughout the state.