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The Beaux-Arts 42nd Street facade of Grand Central Terminal with its clock and sculpture group under a blue sky.
Free entry

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Grand Central Terminal

Grand Central Terminal is a railway terminal at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, opened by the New York Central Railroad in 1913. Behind its Beaux-Arts facade with a clock and sculpture group lies the Main Concourse with a ceiling painted with constellations. Metro-North trains leave from here, and Long Island Rail Road trains from Grand Central Madison below.

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Is Grand Central Terminal free?

Yes. Entry to Grand Central Terminal is free.

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