Grand Central Terminal

Grand Central Terminal is a world-famous commuter train terminal in Midtown Manhattan. The building features shops and restaurants spread out through several different levels. It is recognized for its iconic clock in the Main Concourse, which is a popular meeting place. Completed in 1913, Grand Central Terminal is one of the ten most visited tourist attractions in the world, known for its impressive Beaux-Arts architecture. Don't miss the whispering gallery located below the Main Concourse.

Grand Central Terminal is more than just a place to catch a train; it's a popular attraction due to its architecture and history. With nearly 1 million people walking through every day, it features the world's largest Tiffany Clock, the zodiac mural above, and the speakeasy-esque Campbell Bar. There's also a basement food court with great food options like Shake Shack and Magnolia Bakery.