Also reminds me of Victoria Station a little bit in London. Love the crowds, the Dining Court, the market, and the architecture. Don't forget to go outside and stand across the street for a photo of the golden clock at the top of the builidng.

I would recommend a visit to Grand Central. It is free, unless you wish to eat or travel. Free tours are available Wednesdays at 12:30pm at the Information Booth.

A couple of secrets to look out for...

1. Look up at the amazing ceiling in the main hall and find the brick that they left as it was before the restoration - huge before and ...

grand central station is wonderful and beautiful, the entire city is that way if i think the word "amazing" would come to mind! the people, the buildings so tall you almost fall backward trying to look at them, the food, the sights, like i said, "amazing!

All Marble. The constellation's on the ceiling were great. Huge Huge spacious. And the marble made it great. We took a train into the Station. And had a blast all the way. People making out in subway but. In the actual Terminal. It was just ordinary New Yorker's Rushing to Work or wherever they needed to go. The style of this building is something everyone should see.

I recently visited the USA for the first time and went with my nephew to New York via Grand Central.
Grand Central was easily the most beautiful thing I saw that day. It's beauty is jaw-dropping.
I am so glad it was saved from the bulldozers.

I can't picture a trip to New York City without going to Grand Central. Its a beautiful place, with a lot of history. I would def advise checking it out !
Enjoy your trip :)

This place is absolutely beautiful. There are a TON of places to eat, it's almost like a mall food court, but with REALLY GOOD FOOD. Very clean and busy, but not too busy. It has a good atmosphere. Great place to go even if you're not taking a train anywhere.

it has everything in one place-transportation-
historic beauty-great food -shopping for anything from toothbrush-detergent to elegant gifts. the one place not to miss when in NYC. the heart and soul of a great city.

This was a interesting train ride. Yes, it's a famous spot in the city, but it was the most decent. There was a few things that was alittle annoying. There was a guy that kept singing, and askin' for money. LOL, well, that WAS pretty funny. Overall, this IS a station to travel.