Grand Central Station is one of the most iconic transportation hubs in the world. This Station is a busy place and connects millions of people each day! It served as the backdrop for numerous movies and there is much more to discover. So when you are in New York city make sure to pay a visit.
How to visit Grand Central Station?
There are two main ways to visit this Station, from the Outside by foot or from the inside by metro. Both ways are a just great but a totally different experience, let me explain.
By Foot
Maybe you just had a lunch break in Bryant park and a short walk will bring you to the Park ave Viaduct in front of the terminal. Located next to One Vanderbilt on 42nd Street /Park avenue you will find the beautiful entrance of the station. It looks so good you just wanna go Inside 😉
By Metro
Subway lines 4, 5, 6, 7, and S have a stop at Grand Central. You will start from the hustle inside the station walking trough the galleries and finally entre the main hall with the gold leaf ceiling and the booth clock.
If you have the time make sure to do both options, just because you can!
Funny facts of Grand Central Station
Things you might not know about the station but will definitely bring some extra to your visit. Of course Grand Central can be found in several movies like I am legend or John Wick. I like to share more (funny) facts with you.
Once inside the station you can’t miss the iconic bronze clock atop the information booth, which brings us to fact 1, this clock is a beloved meeting spot for locals.
Fact 2, famous for its old school flipping panels is The Train schedule board, It reminds you of the passing of time and feeds that nostalgia feeling.
For fact 3 you need to go to the upper levels and catch a glimpse of the secret tennis courts, where tennis legends once played. For a touch of luxury and our final fact 4, visit the Campbell Apartment a hidden gem that has been transformed into a luxurious cocktail lounge.
Make sure to visit the official website for opening times and all the extra information of this Great Station.
