Designed by Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill, the new train hall boasts a 92-foot-high skylight that hangs above an atrium roughly the size of Grand Central Terminal’s Main Hall.

Coming up, Moynihan Train Hall’s visionary transformation. Coming up, NYC-ARTS visits the new Moynihan Train Hall, a visionary transformation of the nation’s busiest transportation hub.

Comprising a pair of footbridges—one lushly planted and the other featuring a dramatic mass-timber truss structure—that float above a tangle of busy roadways, the combined 600-foot-long pedestrian ...

Tourists visiting Moynihan Train Hall can admire the stunning Beaux-Arts architecture and intricate detailing, including a 92-foot-high skylight that floods the space with natural light.

The $50 million project will link New York City's High Line seamlessly to Moynihan Train Hall via Magnolia Court, which runs through Brookfield Properties' Manhattan West development.

The Moynihan Train Hall takes up 255,000 square feet of what formerly served as a mail sorting and loading area in the James A. Farley Post Office building, once New York’s main postal center ...

Manhattan’s shiny new Moynihan Train Hall will be connected to the West Side’s touristy High Line under a new proposal from Gov. Cuomo. A man is seen looking at the new Daniel Patrick M… ...

The Moynihan Train Hall — named after the late U.S. Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-N.Y.) — will cut a clear contrast to its neighbor across the street.

There are more than a dozen actually good options for eating at Moynihan Food Hall. To name a few, there's Maman, Pastrami Queen, Alidoro, Naya, Jacob’s Pickles, E.A.K. Ramen, The Irish Exit ...