Grand Central Terminal of New York was opened in 1871, but it still remains the world's first largest in terms of traffic density: there are 67 tracks and 44 platforms. Located in downtown Manhattan at the intersection of 42nd Street and Park Avenue, Grand Central Terminal is not just one of the city's main transportation hubs and an iconic attraction from the movies. It is also a cultural center with an event calendar, cafes and shops. From Grand Central Terminal, it is easy to walk to the Chrysler Building one way or walk along Fifth Avenue to Bryant Park the other way.
It's easy to get to Grand Central Terminal itself. You need the Grand Central – 42 St metro station or the bus stop 42nd & Vanderbilt Ave, any of the buses M1, M2, M3, M4, M42, M101, M102, M103 will bring you to the right place.