Suggestions for Metro Station near NoLita, New York

Larry • November 27, 2018This modern station provides easy access to the Oculus, Brookfield Place, Trinity Church, and other locations for tourists and locals alike.

Jack S. • January 25, 2015good advanced subway station and really fast trains really convenient travel and i go here like 5 days a week lmao so ik this place well and it's really nice and has a lot of trains to transfer to

The Corcoran Group • January 27, 2012Another badly kept NYC secret - stay on the 6 train as it turns around and you’ll be able to sneak a peak at the oldest subway station in NYC. Or exit the station and walk the Bridge.

David H. • June 22, 2018This is a beautiful, clean, giant subway station. 👌🏼

Will H. • June 25, 2019One of the more hellish subway stations, especially in the summer, avoid if possible.

jiresell • November 24, 2016We always stay in Soho when visiting NYC and this is our go to MTA Subway station!

Broadcom • January 5, 2012This is one of the first subway stations with underground cellular service. Reduce data usage and get a faster connection with WiFi. There’s a good chance you’ll be using Broadcom GPS technology.

jiresell • November 24, 2016I always get confused with the subway stations in the Financial district...

Kimmie O. • December 8, 2019This is the closest subway station to Trader Joe’s!

Gergely N. • October 14, 2015Just like any subway stations. Has information kiosk, lines to tourist attractions, and homeless people. Watch your steps during heavy rain! Some serious leakage!

Will H. • January 3, 2019One of the busier and more chaotic subway stations in Manhattan no matter what time of day.

Will H. • October 18, 2018A very narrow subway station which has an elegant exit into an indoor plaza.

Kimmie O. • January 18, 2020You can transfer to the R & W trains here via the Rector St subway station.

Kimmie O. • January 23, 2020You could transfer to the Staten Island ferry at this subway station.

Lars T. • November 4, 2014Check out the gorgeous abandoned City Hall subway station, that you can get a glimpse of if you remain on the 6 train going south.

Tino K. • April 7, 2019❗Beware of the ticket dealers in front of the subway station if you wanna visit the statue of liberty! 🗽 Ticket prices are 18.50 USD (April'2019).

Scott Kleinberg • July 26, 2017Crowded, hot and smelly subway station. What's not to like?

jiresell • November 24, 2016Not a well traveled Subway station.

jon h. • July 10, 2010Get on the 4th car of the downtown 1/9 to exit right at the franklin station doors

Sara . • February 10, 2017I love the entrance to the uptown side.

Edris N. • March 12, 2014Always reliable!!!

Jeeleighanne D. • November 1, 2018It’s a local stop but it’s the closest stop to get to the express passport office on Hudson.

Matt H. • August 16, 2011This station is confusing. Make sure you enter from the best possible spot above ground or you will do a ton of walking getting to the right platform.

Tyler J. • March 31, 2020This station connects to the Wall Street Station on the 4 and 5 trains by walking through the Pine Street Passage and using your metrocard

Karl W. • September 4, 2014If you are going northward, be sure to go to the easternmost entrance, otherwise you have to go underground through a maze of stairs and escalators.

David G. • August 19, 2016I came, I saw, I gave the panhandler a quarter.

Andrew G. • August 9, 2018The J can be quite the crapshoot

jiresell • November 26, 2017Convenient to all the Soho and Nolita shopping.

Brian H. • March 4, 2011Check out the long-abandoned western mezzanine and the newly-abandoned southern platform.