Getting from Atlantic City, New Jersey to Grand Central Terminal, NYC
Hotel chains such as The Holiday Inn usually offer economical pricing for short stays and there's a location on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City.Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority
The Holiday Inn - Atlantic City, NJ
Directions from Atlantic City, NJ to Grand Central Terminal, New York City
Getting from Grand Central Terminal, NYC to Stratford, Connecticut
Grand Central Terminal is located at 42nd thru 44th Streets between Vanderbilt and Lexington Avenues. Go to the Main Concourse, where you'll see the famous golden clock. The clock is an information booth where you can find out the track number from which your train to Stratford, Connecticut will depart. Grand Central Terminal
Metro-North Railroad - New Haven Line
The Metro-North New Haven Line cars have the red stripe. You need board a train at Grand Central Terminal that's New Haven-bound. Make sure you ask the Oompa Loompas at the golden clock if your train will stop at Stratford, Connecticut. We hope you enjoy the stench of day-old urine on the train cars. Metro-North Railroad - Schedule
About Greenwich Village, NYC (West Side)
The area of NYC known as "Greenwich Village" is the neighboorhood below West 14th Street and west of Broadway. The photo to the left is of Café Figaro. Greenwich Village is known for shopping, unique dining, and bohemian atmosphere. You can see a map of Greenwich Village by clicking the thumbnail image to the right. Greenwich Village and the "East Village" are not related locations. 
Greenwich Village Information
About the East Village, NYC and Lower-east Side)
The lower-east side of New York City is home to the "East Village". Also a bohemian meca, this is the place you'll want to go if you'd like to visit Astor Place, St. Mark's Place or get over-priced vintage clothes. The photo you see at left is 'The Cube' at Astor Place. You can see an area map by clicking on the thumbnail image to the right.
East Village Information
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