Grand Central Terminal, officially opened on 02 February 1913, in New York City. It replaced the original Grand Central Depot, which was opened in 1871. Grand Central Terminal is a major transportation hub, known for its grand architecture, including the iconic Beaux-Arts facade and a large celestial mural on its main concourse ceiling.
Designed by the architectural firms Reed and Stem and Warren and Wetmore, Grand Central Terminal serves as a central transportation hub for trains arriving and departing from New York City, particularly for commuters coming from the northern suburbs. It houses platforms for Metro-North Railroad and is a terminal for long-distance trains operated by Amtrak.
Grand Central Terminal is not only a transportation hub but also a historic and architectural landmark, drawing millions of visitors each year who come to admire its design, history, and the various shops and restaurants located within the terminal.
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