When it comes to traveling, few methods are safer than trains. Traveling by train is elegant and refined. It says that I can travel at my leisure and nothing or no one will rush me. When it comes to train stations, none can compare to the remarkably glorious Grand Central Terminal. New York’s Grand Central Terminal also called Grand Central Station was first opened in 1913. 2013 is a very special year for the Grand Central Terminal because this year it turns 100. Happy Centennial Grand Central Station! New York’s Grand Central Terminal is home to the world’s largest train station and the Main Concourse is its epicenter. Who says bigger isn’t better? When it comes to Grand Central Terminal, the Main Concourse is the place to be. The Main Concourse is the center of all the action. Everyday thousands converge, explore and travel throughout its massive corridors.
Historic Tour
In this day and age, knowledge is power and few lessons are free. One shining exception is the historic tours of Grand Central Terminal. Get your geek on and learn all about Grand Central Terminal’s creation and major events. By going on this tour, you will hear about all the effort it took to get it built and sustained. You’ll learn to appreciate a commodity that thousands take advantage of everyday. Go on and learn something new, just be sure to thank your knowledgeable tour guide.
Some Amazing Art
For people who long to witness artistic perfection, they should look no further than Grand Central Terminal, Main Concourse. There are several different mediums to look at. The two most famous are the giant clock, that is reported to be worth from 10-20 million dollars, and some famous statues. There are three legendary statues including a Minerva, Hercules and Mercy which were created by an eminent French sculptor Jules-Felix Coutan. When this trio was unveiled, it was the largest sculptural group on Earth. This sculptural group is highly acclaimed even to this day. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to see a trio of masterpieces, go visit Grand Central Terminal, Main Concourse.
Food and Fun
For most travelers, a location is not viable without food. Grand Central Station does not disappoint. It has a plethora of kiosks to choose from. Whether you crave a little Italian or a good ole American sub, Grand Central Terminal, Main Concourse has you covered. There are hundreds of venues to choose from and all of them serve amazing high quality food. If you are looking for food, don’t steer to the west though or you will be sorely disappointed. All the food venues are located on the East side of the Grand Central Terminal, Main Concourse.
Grand Central Terminal is an important and beloved attraction of New York City. Don’t miss out on all the fun. Go see it!
By Melissa Cooke