Grand Central Terminal tickets & tours
Grand Central Terminal and Manhattan Sights Walking Tour
Explore over 20 of the most iconic sights of New York on a guided walking tour.
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NYC: Official Grand Central Terminal Tour
An adventure in the historic hub of life in New York. Step into a 1920s railroad tycoon's onetime office, a surprising former movie theater-turned-wine store, Whispering Gallery and more.
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Grand Central Terminal NY self-guided walking tour
Book now a tour to explore the Grand Central Terminal of New York City. Walkthrough the vast Main Concourse and learn to identify all the constellations painted on this famous ceiling.
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Guided walking tour of New York 30+ top sights
Book this 5-hour tour of New York and see the main sights including Wall Street, NY Stock Exchange, Ground Zero, Highline, the 5th Avenue and Central Park, the Flatiron building, and many more!
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The inside story
At all hours of the day and all times of the year, Grand Central Terminal is always moving. This iconic New York City landmark has featured in countless films and shows, making it one of if not the most famous train station in the world.
In addition to being the most famous, Grand Central Terminal is also the world’s largest, occupying an area of 48 acres with a whopping 44 platforms. It comes as no surprise then that Grand Central Terminal receives over 750,000 daily visitors, including its approximately 250,000 regular commuters.
