Grand Central Terminal still stands as one of New York City’s most beloved landmarks. Its history is a glorious story of creation, decline, and rebirth—much like the story of New York City itself.

The new 700,000-square-foot terminal, dubbed Grand Central Madison, was conceived and constructed at a time when New York City's transportation system was bursting with passengers.

Not only is Grand Central Terminal one of the world's most beautiful train stations, it's also one of New York's most fascinating landmarks. Read on for 11 secrets of the famed station.

New York City on Tuesday closed the arrival center for migrants it had established at the Roosevelt Hotel, a once-grand ...

New York City’s Grand Central Terminal (GCT), the second most visited tourist spot after Times Square, is the largest railway terminal in the world with 49 acres, 44 platforms, and 33 miles of ...

The Big Apple – home to the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Central Park, Grand Central Station, Times Square, and the Broadway Theater, New York is the city that never sleeps.