Loved by the world for its history, architecture and grandeur, Grand Central always makes a most memorable setting for any occasion. Vanderbilt Hall is undergoing renovations and will be available Sept and Oct of 2008, resuming regular reservations in 2009. The Norh East Balcony remains available for your special events. Event planners enjoy: Historic 1913 setting, available seven days a week Central location in the heart of midtown Manhattan at 42nd Street and Park Avenue, easily accessible by Metro-North Railroad, subway, bus or taxi Over 500,000 people visiting daily for travel, dining and shopping Vanderbilt Hall for corporate and fundraising events, exhibits, fashion shows, product launches and more The Northeast Balcony for private social and corporate receptions on a more intimate scale Further features guests enjoy when you arrange their private tour of this architectural masterpiece: Triumphal arches flanked by Corinthian columns at entranceway World-renowned, 50-foot-high sculpture by Jules- Alexis Coutan of Mercury, Minerva and Hercules New York icon timepieces: 13-foot, century-old Tiffany clock above entrance; famous four-faced gold clock on top of information booth inside Double staircase in Botticino marble modeled after the Paris Opera House 470-foot-long Main Concourse, longer than the nave of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris Vaulted Sky Ceiling of zodiac constellations painted by French artist Paul Helleu

Loved by the world for its history, architecture and grandeur, Grand Central always makes a most memorable setting for any occasion. Vanderbilt Hall is undergoing renovations and will be available Sept and Oct of 2008, resuming regular reservations in 2009. The Norh East Balcony remains available for your special events. Event planners enjoy: Historic 1913 setting, available seven days a ... more

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