Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Terminal, an architectural gem and bustling transit hub, lies just blocks from The Iroquois Hotel. Dive into its rich history on a self-guided or docent-led tour or catch a train to Northeastern destinations. Admire the intricate details, from Tiffany clocks to charming quirks, and indulge in unique culinary experiences like NYC's only Danish food market, artisanal Grand Central Market, Northern Food Hall, and a bustling dining concourse with popular picks like The Oyster Bar and Shake Shack.
Hours
- 5:30 AM - 2:00 AM
- Market, store, and restaurant hours vary
- Vary by route, store, and event
Prices
- Vary by route, store, and event
Plan Your Itinerary
- Grand Central Market
- Dining - Taste of Grand Central
- Holiday Train Show and Holiday Fair
- Traveling
- Shopping
- Tours
What trains run through Grand Central Terminal?
Grand Central Terminal provides transit services to areas northeast of Manhattan, with Metro-North Railroad trains servicing destinations in the northern suburbs and Connecticut. MTA Subway lines running through Grand Central Terminal include the 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / S lines, while MTA bus service is available on street level.
What will I see on a guided tour of Grand Central Terminal?
One of New York City's most historic destinations, Grand Central Terminal has many hidden gems which you'll see on a docent-led tour. Some highlights include the main concourse ceiling art, the New York Transit Museum Gallery, the world-famous opal Information Booth Clock, and The Campbell Bar, a historic speakeasy located within the terminal.