Secrets of Penn Station & Moynihan Train Hall

Tour Highlights

• Discover the past, present and future of Penn Station and fully explore the new Moynihan Train Hall

• See over a dozen indoor and outdoor 1910 Penn Station remnants hidden in plain sight

• Uncover stunning new artworks created by world renowned artists and playfully scattered throughout Moynihan Train Hall

• View never-before-seen old station photos from the collections of three photographers who documented Penn’s life and demolition

• Wander into one of the most beautiful, newly restored Beaux-arts public spaces in Manhattan

• Explore the new High Line Connector and discover a quick and easy way to access the High Line and Hudson Yards

• Receive a framable, reproduction ticket for the first commuter ride into Pennsylvania Station in 1910

About This Tour

There are two things most commuters don’t realize about Penn Station: First, there used to be a gorgeous Beaux Arts station that was demolished in the mid-60’s. Second: Parts of that old station can still be found today; they’ve just been buried under the arena that landed on top of them. And in 2021 Moynihan Train Hall was opened to rectify the loss of the original Penn Station and  provide a much-improved and beautified new train hall using the Beaux Arts splendor of the 1913 McKim, Mead & White Post Office. On this one-of-a-kind tour, guests will experience the past, present, and future of this evolving and often controversial transit hub and learn the secrets and hidden gems of both Penn Station and Moynihan Train Hall.

Ear pieces are provided to each guest, ensuring everyone hears the guide perfectly, even from a distance!