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New York City Subway · 26 lines · 445 stations

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Stations worth a stop

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    The station opens onto the main gates of Columbia University, whose campus is centred on Low Memorial Library. Riverside Church and Grant's Tomb are about ten minutes northwest, and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine is a short walk southeast on Amsterdam Avenue.

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    This stop lies under Pennsylvania Station, the busiest rail station in North America, used by Amtrak, the Long Island Rail Road and NJ Transit. Madison Square Garden sits directly above, and Moynihan Train Hall occupies the former main post office across Eighth Avenue.

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    The station is in the West Village, a few steps from the Stonewall Inn and Christopher Park, which together form the Stonewall National Monument. The area's narrow tree-lined streets lead west to the Hudson River Park piers in about ten minutes.

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    The southern end of the 1 train at the tip of Manhattan, next to the Whitehall Terminal of the Staten Island Ferry. Battery Park surrounds the station, and boats to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island leave from the park's waterfront near Castle Clinton.

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    The exit is steps from the Brooklyn Museum, one of the largest art museums in the city. The Brooklyn Botanic Garden, known for its cherry trees in spring, is next door, and Grand Army Plaza with the Central Library is about ten minutes west along Eastern Parkway.

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    The Lexington Avenue line stop at Broadway and Wall Street, in front of Trinity Church and its old churchyard. The New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall, where George Washington took the presidential oath in 1789, are a few minutes' walk east along Wall Street.

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    The Lexington Avenue express stop for the Upper East Side, on a busy shopping street. The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Museum on Fifth Avenue are each about ten to fifteen minutes' walk west, and Carl Schurz Park by the East River is to the east.

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    The eastern end of the 7 train, under the busy centre of downtown Flushing. The area has one of the largest Chinese communities in the city as well as many Korean businesses, with food courts and restaurants on the streets around Main Street.

  • 7 train

    An elevated 7 train stop next to Citi Field, the New York Mets' ballpark, with a connection to the Long Island Rail Road. Flushing Meadows-Corona Park lies to the south, with the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, home of the US Open, and the Unisphere from the 1964 World's Fair about fifteen minutes' walk in.

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    The western terminus of the 7 train, opened in 2015 as part of the line's extension to Hudson Yards. The Vessel, The Shed arts centre and the Edge observation deck are at the exits, and the northern end of the High Line elevated park starts a block away.

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    The subway platforms sit beneath Grand Central Terminal, the 1913 Beaux-Arts station whose Main Concourse has a painted ceiling of the constellations. The Chrysler Building stands one block east at Lexington Avenue, and the 42 St Shuttle runs from here to Times Square.

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    The largest station complex in the system, served by a dozen services and linked underground to the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Exits open onto Times Square and the Broadway theatre district, and Bryant Park and the New York Public Library's main building are about ten minutes east along 42nd Street.

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    A busy Midtown shopping junction beside Macy's flagship store on Herald Square. Koreatown along West 32nd Street is a block or two south, and the Empire State Building at Fifth Avenue is about five minutes' walk east.

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    A major transfer point under Union Square, where a large greenmarket of regional farmers sets up several days a week. New York University buildings and the Strand bookstore on Broadway are a few minutes' walk south.

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    A connected group of stations around the rebuilt World Trade Center site, joined by passages to the Oculus transit hall and the PATH trains to New Jersey. The 9/11 Memorial pools and Museum and One World Trade Center, with its observation deck, are next to the exits.

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    Lower Manhattan's main transit hub, centred on the Fulton Center building that opened in 2014, with an underground passage west to the World Trade Center. St. Paul's Chapel, completed in 1766, stands at Broadway and Fulton Street, and the South Street Seaport is about ten minutes east.

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    The station sits beside City Hall Park and the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge. The bridge's raised pedestrian promenade begins just across the street, and walking over to Brooklyn takes about half an hour at an easy pace.

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    A cluster of platforms under Canal Street, the main thoroughfare of Manhattan's Chinatown. Mott Street's restaurants and bakeries lie to the east, Mulberry Street's Little Italy is a few blocks northeast, and SoHo's cast-iron buildings are to the west.

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    A two-level junction of the Eighth and Sixth Avenue lines in Greenwich Village. Washington Square Park and its marble arch are about five minutes east, surrounded by New York University, and the neighbourhood's jazz clubs and small theatres are close by.

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    The stop sits directly under Rockefeller Center, with its winter skating rink and the Top of the Rock observation deck at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Radio City Music Hall is at the corner of 50th Street, and St. Patrick's Cathedral is one block east on Fifth Avenue.

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    The station lies at the southeast corner of Central Park, by Grand Army Plaza and the Plaza Hotel. The Central Park Zoo is a short walk into the park, and the shops of Fifth Avenue extend south from here.

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    An express stop at Columbus Circle, the traffic circle at the southwest corner of Central Park with a statue of Columbus at its centre. The Museum of Arts and Design faces the circle, and Lincoln Center is about ten minutes' walk north along Broadway.

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    This station has its own entrance into the American Museum of Natural History, and its walls are decorated with mosaics of animals and fossils. Central Park's west side is across the street, with the Delacorte Theater and Belvedere Castle a short walk in.

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    An express stop on 125th Street, the main commercial street of Harlem, where the A and D trains reach Midtown in a few stops. The Apollo Theater, home of the long-running Amateur Night, is about a block east on 125th Street.

  • A train

    A deep station in northern Manhattan, with elevators up to Fort Washington Avenue. Fort Tryon Park begins at the exit, and The Met Cloisters, the Metropolitan Museum's branch for medieval art, is about ten minutes' walk through the park with views over the Hudson River.

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    The station sits beside Yankee Stadium, the home of the New York Yankees since 2009. The Grand Concourse, a broad boulevard lined with Art Deco apartment buildings, runs along the east side, and the Bronx Museum of the Arts is a few blocks north on it.

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    Brooklyn's largest subway hub, served by nine services and connected to the Long Island Rail Road's Atlantic Terminal. Barclays Center arena stands above the entrance, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music is a few blocks east on Lafayette Avenue.

  • F train

    The stop for DUMBO, a former warehouse district of cobbled streets between the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges. Brooklyn Bridge Park and Jane's Carousel on the East River are five to ten minutes away, with wide views of Lower Manhattan.

  • L train

    The first L stop in Brooklyn, at the centre of Williamsburg, with cafes, bars, record and vintage shops and music venues around Bedford Avenue. Domino Park and the East River waterfront are about ten minutes' walk west.

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    A large terminal for four lines, with a train shed roof fitted with solar panels. The boardwalk and beach are a block south, alongside Luna Park, the 1927 Cyclone roller coaster, the Wonder Wheel and the original Nathan's Famous, and the New York Aquarium is a short walk east.

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    A major Queens interchange between the elevated 7 train and four Queens Boulevard services. Jackson Heights is one of the city's most diverse neighbourhoods, with South Asian shops and restaurants on 74th Street and Latin American businesses under the tracks on Roosevelt Avenue.

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    A transfer complex in Long Island City, one stop from Manhattan, below the office tower at One Court Square. MoMA PS1, the Museum of Modern Art's contemporary art space in a former public school, is a few minutes' walk away on Jackson Avenue.

  • A train

    An A train stop on the edge of Jamaica Bay where passengers change to the AirTrain JFK for the airport terminals. Trains on the Rockaway branch continue south from here across the bay on a long trestle toward the Rockaway beaches.

  • Staten Island Railway

    The northern terminus of the Staten Island Railway, inside the St. George Ferry Terminal. Ferries cross to Whitehall in Lower Manhattan in about 25 minutes, passing within view of the Statue of Liberty, and a waterfront esplanade and a ballpark are beside the terminal.

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    A transfer between the Eighth Avenue lines and the L, decorated with small bronze sculptures by Tom Otterness titled Life Underground. Chelsea Market and the High Line are about five minutes west, and the Whitney Museum of American Art is at the High Line's southern end in the Meatpacking District.

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