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What's included

Self-guided tour of Grand Central Terminal with an audio guide available in 7 languages

What's not included

Guided tour
  • Explore Grand Central Terminal like never before with a self-guided audio tour available in seven languages (English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Mandarin, and Japanese)
  • Discover the history of the famous astronomical ceiling in the main hall, the lower concourses, and the building's striking facade
  • Enjoy real New Yorker tales and anecdotes about the station's place in the Big Apple's history

Explore one of New York City's most popular attractions in a completely new way, with a Grand Central Terminal Audio Tour. Discover the hidden secrets scattered around the largest train terminal in the world and get a step-by-step narration of the building's history and glorious architecture.

The tour will take you on your own mini-adventure through the station, in any order you like. Learn about the elaborately decorated astronomical ceiling of the main concourse, the famous underground oyster bar, the Whispering Gallery, the Biltmore Room, or 'Kissing Room', the iconic information clock, and more.

Listeners can take the 'local' or 'express' tour. And with the click of a button, more in-depth information can be accessed about anything that piques your interest.

Breeze through the tour if you're pressed for time (maybe you have a train to catch?), or take your time to explore every nook and cranny.

Insider tip

The audio tour was developed by Orpheo USA, one of the most experienced producers of audio tours in the world. So you're guaranteed quality, authenticity, and attention to the tiniest details.

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  • Present your smartphone voucher at the Tours office in the Graybar Passage, just past Joe’s Coffee
  • For reduced tickets, don't forget to bring a valid ID or student ID
  • Changes are possible for this ticket

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