Penn Station (New York City)

Penn Station in New York City is a major train hub located in Manhattan, serving Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road, and New Jersey Transit. It facilitates regional and long-distance travel, connecting commuters and travelers to destinations across the country and nearby states. The station is housed primarily underground in a large, busy complex beneath Madison Square Garden. Opened in 1910 and rebuilt in the 1960s, Penn Station is a critical transportation hub characterized by its vast concourses and bustling activity. Despite its importance, many consider the current station design to be less grand than the original, sparking ongoing discussions about its future development.