What you'll hear inside Grand Central Terminal:

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  Main Concourse

  The Main Concourse is Grand Central Terminal's principal hall and most impressive space—a vibrant meeting point where streams of passengers, natural light pouring through tall windows, and the iconic…

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  Vanderbilt Room

  Vanderbilt Hall, a grand 6,000 square-foot space adjoining Grand Central Terminal's Main Concourse, dates from 1913 and underwent careful restoration in 1998.

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  Whispering Gallery

  The Whispering Gallery is a curious acoustic space next to the Oyster Bar & Restaurant in Grand Central Terminal.

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  Campbell Bar

  Campbell Bar is an upmarket cocktail bar occupying the southwest corner of Grand Central Terminal, housed in what was once the private office of railway magnate John Williams Campbell.

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  Food Competition

  The Dining Concourse is Grand Central Terminal's food hall, located on the lower level of the station.

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  Biltmore Room

  The Biltmore Room is an intimate space tucked into the north-west corner of the upper level at Grand Central Terminal, just near the Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant.

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  Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Foyer

  The Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Foyer is the main entrance hall of Grand Central Terminal at 89 East 42nd Street at Park Avenue (Pershing Square).

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  Vanderbilt Tennis Club

  Vanderbilt Tennis Club occupies the fourth floor of Grand Central Terminal, making it a rather unusual spot to visit for a game of tennis in the heart of Manhattan.

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  Williamson Library

  The Williamson Library is a hidden gem nestled in the upper levels of Grand Central Terminal, accessible only by special lift card.

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  Main Concourse

  Grand hall with the celestial ceiling and the opal-faced clock.

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  Whispering Gallery

  Guastavino-tiled vault where a whisper carries to the opposite corner.