Grand Central Terminal is a stunning architectural gem in NYC, blending historic grandeur with modern shops and dining, making it a must-visit hub of energy and charm.
"One of the world's busiest train terminals, known for its iconic architecture and bustling atmosphere. It hosts the Holiday Fair where an old-school quarters-only machine dispenses mini prints of NYC icons." - Rachel Chang Rachel Chang Rachel Chang is a travel and pop culture journalist who contributes to Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"An indoor Christmas market at Grand Central Terminal with 36 local vendors offering unique gifts and art, alongside the New York Transit Museum’s Holiday Train Show."
"A historic train station in New York City, included as a stop on the Uber Shuttle route to LaGuardia Airport."
"In our book, Grand Central is the one must-see for anyone who's ever stepped foot in New York. But beyond the majestic Tiffany clock, the soaring vaulted ceiling of the grand hall and the beautifully integrated Apple store, there are cute little gift shops, a swanky cocktail lounge (the Campbell Apartment) and an amazing food market tucked inside (Grand Central Market)." - Marcelo Cardoso
"Grand Central Terminal is more than just one of the busiest train stations in the world—it's a window into old New York and into a time when train travel was the ultimate luxury for the wealthy and a necessity for the working man. If you aren't commuting in or out of the city, avoid coming during rush hour, and take your time admiring the landmark architecture and checking out the top-notch dining and shopping." - Melissa Liebling-Goldberg, Alex Erdekian
