One of the largest train stations in the city and most important in the U.S. is located near the Rockefeller Center complex, under the MetLife building and the area Midtown Manhattan's business.
Like happens to other train stations around the world such as Atocha in Madrid, the Grand Central Station or Grand Central Terminal is well worth visiting even if we have to take one of the many trains leaving or stop at this macroestación.
A total of 67 ways to train middle and long distance spread over 44 platforms situated in two levels, 6 subway lines and 10 buses serving over 125,000 passengers per day serve as a step to more than 500,000.
I said before, the building that houses all this huge transport interchange worth a visit to admire the vaulted ceiling of the main hall depicting the constellations of the Zodiac, staircases and marble-topped columns, or the endless corridors that house hundreds of shops and restaurants.
One of the best known office buildings in the city is the Metlife Building, located on the station, which has a separate entrance from the same to service employees work on it and go to work by train or subway
Like many other buildings in Manhattan, this station has served for many films set or performance as that which took place in 2008 when over 200 people were "frozen" for 5 minutes.
If you have time, be sure to visit this place is very close to the Chrysler Building or the New York Public Library, at the junction of Park Avenue and 42 Street.
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