New York's Grand Central Terminal: A transportation temple where history and modernity intertwine at Empire State Gate

Built in 1913, the Grand Central Terminal in New York is located at 450 Lexington Ave in Midtown Manhattan and is one of the landmark train stations in the United States! It's not just transportation, it's also a symbol of the pulse of New York's city, really the heart of the empire🏙. Featuring Bakers art style architecture, classical elements and modern design blend beautifully, and served millions of soldiers during World War II, witnessing the angry century of urban changes. It swallows more than 750,000 people a day and fully feels the diversity and vitality of New York. 🗾Must-see attractions: You must go to the Main Concourse, the ceiling star pattern is beautifully painted, it's like being under the stars✨! Don’t miss the Information Booth Clock, a representation of the punctual spirit of New Yorkers. The underground food street (Grand Central Market) has a lot of global food, Whispering Gallery whispering wall is super magical, couples to play whispering effect is very sweet💑. If you want to enjoy the night view of Manhattan, the penthouse terrace bar is definitely suitable for taking pictures and chilling. 🏷️ Per capita consumption information: Visiting the station itself is free! Appreciating the architecture, walking around is completely free. But for delicious food and shopping, the average consumption is about $20-50: Starbucks coffee is $5, market lunch is $15, and a meal at the fine restaurant Oyster Bar is about $30. 🚈Transportation mode: Grand Central Station is directly and seamlessly connected to subway lines 4, 5, 6, 7, and S, making it super convenient to travel to different parts of Manhattan. Take the AirTrain from JFK airport and change to the subway E line in about 45 minutes. If you’re in Times Square, it’s about 10 minutes walk from there, very down to earth. ✴️ Personal recommendation: Grand Central Terminal was truly the most amazing part of my New York journey! More than just a transportation hub, it’s also a treasure trove of New York’s cultural and historical convergence. Whether you take pictures of the twilight starry sky projections or eat delicious food from all over the world, everything is so novel and special. Must go! Every traveler to New York should feel this urban soul—sooo good! New York charm, worth a like👍! —— Address: 450 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10170, United States Opening hours: Open year-round #usa #newyork