Join the only official tour of Grand Central Terminal thanks to our exclusive relationship.
Visit lesser-known areas of this famous building—from an old movie theater to the former office of a 1920s railroad tycoon—with an expert official guide.
Hear the stories of historical characters like Cornelius Vanderbilt or Paul "Tick Tock" Kugler, who made Grand Central what it is today.
Take an intimate look at the daily routine of one of the world’s biggest and busiest travel hubs.
See all the major sites, including the Grand Central Market, Transit Museum, Grand Central Clock, Vanderbilt Hall, the Whispering Gallery, and the Main Concourse.
Sites Visited
Vanderbilt Hall
Onassis Foyer and Commemorative Plaque
Pershing Square and Tiffany Clock
Campbell Apartment
Oyster Bar
Dining Hall and waiting areas
Police station
Movie Theatre
Lexington Avenue and Chrysler Building
Grand Central Market
The Celestial Ceiling
Grand Central’s Famed Clock
Track 34
The New York Transit Museum Annex and Store
Tour Includes
Local English-speaking guide
Official Grand Central Terminal walking tour
Discover a side of Grand Central Terminal that even the most frequent commuters never get to experience on an unforgettable tour.
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Excellent
Very interesting tour. Joe, our tour guide was amazing! He had pictures and a lot of really great stories to tell along with interesting facts about Grand Central Station. I would highly recommend him and the tour.
Verified·Rebecca·USA·Female·Mar 19, 2026
Excellent
Tour of the Grand Central Terminal with Joe was very interesting and fun.
Verified·Peter·Israel·Male·Mar 17, 2026
Excellent
Interesting
GetYourGuide customer·GetYourGuide·Mar 13, 2026
Excellent
Guide was Delightful! Loved the humorous tidbits about New York and wonderful history of Grand Central. Would definitely recommend to all.
GetYourGuide customer·Helene·Mar 10, 2026
Excellent
Grand Central now see in a such a historical viewpoint. Rick S guide was enthusiastic and very knowledgeable!