
There's something about this iconic building that draws people from all over the world. Look at my posts: "Grand Central Terminal Post 1" and "Grand Central Terminal Post 2".
There is a Grand Central Market - year-round indoors version of a farmer’s market. It is open seven days a week (Mon. - Fri from 7 am - 9 pm; Sat. from 10 am – 7 pm; Sun. 11 am – 6 pm). It is mostly pit stop for commuters and a place where you can grab prepared foods on the go.

There are three more reasons to visit Central Terminal on the Holiday Season 2013:
1. In addition to the food market Grand Central Terminal’s 14th annual Holiday Fair with more than 70 vendors started several days go. The stands in the Vanderbilt Hall offer a wonderful array of holiday gifts- jewelry and accessories for men and women, bath and body items, home goods, collectible toys.
2. In partnership with MTA Metro-North Railroad and Grand Central, Toshiba has created a state-of-the-art light show that transforms the 118 separate window panes into individual "pixels" of light. A winter holiday-themed show will run through December 26.

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