What train can you take to 26 Federal Plaza from Queens?

Answer 1

It's impossible to say. It depends on where in Brooklyn you're coming from. Brooklyn is almost 100 square miles in area, and almost all of New York City's subway lines run through it. And several of the city's subway lines stop near 26 Federal Plaza. The directions will be entirely different, depending on which subway line is closest to your starting point.

Please ask another question and provide a precise point of origin (an address, a cross street, or at least a neighborhood). Be as specific as possible.

Answer 2

The address 26 Federal Plaza is at the southeast corner of Worth Street and Broadway.

Option 1: The E train

Take the E train (of the A-C-E, the blue line) to the end of the line, the World Trade Center Station.

This station is at the corner of Church and Barclay Streets. Walk 8 blocks north on Church Street (in the same direction as traffic) to Worth Street. Turn right onto Worth, and walk 1 block east on Worth Street to Broadway.

Option 2: The R train

Take the R train (of the N-R-Q, the yellow line) to City Hall (on Broadway, between Murray and Warren Streets).

Walk north on Broadway (in the opposite direction of traffic) to Worth Street.

Option 3: The N-R-Q line

Take the N, R, or Q to 59th Street-Lexington Avenue, and transfer there to the Downtown 4 or 5 express trains, 3 stops, to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall.

Depending on which exit you use, you may exit the subway at the corner of Chambers and Centre Streets, at the northeast corner of City Hall Park, OR, you may exit at the next block up, at the corner of Reade and Centre Streets.

Walk 2 blocks west on Chambers Street (across City Hall Park) to Broadway. Or, walk 2 blocks west on Reade Street (in the same direction as traffic) to Broadway. Turn right, and walk 3 or 4 blocks north on Broadway to Worth Street.

Option 4: The F train

Take the F train (of the B-D-F-M, the orange line) to Delancey-Essex Street. Transfer there to the Downtown J-Z(the brown line) to Chambers Street (at Centre Street).

This station is connected to the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station. So the walking directions are the same as from the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station. For walking directions from the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall Station, see Option 3.

Alternate F route: you can also take the F to 63rd Street-Lexington Avenue, and transfer to the Downtown 4 or 5 express trains at 59th Street-Lexington Avenue. These two stations are connected, but it's a 4-block walk underground, and the transfer is only free if you pay with a plastic Metrocard. If you use Single Ride tickets, you'll have to pay two separate fares.

However, it will shorten your trip a bit, since it's only 3 stops from 59th Street to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall on the 4and 5 express trains. The F is a local train, and it's 10 stops from 63rd-Lexington to Delancey-Essex (plus 3 stops on the J-Z to Chambers Street).

Again, for walking directions from the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station, see Option 3.

Option 5: The M train

Take the M train to Delancey-Essex Street. Transfer at Delancey-Essex to the Downtown J-Z to Chambers Street.

Again, this station is connected to the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station. So the walking directions are the same as from the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station. For walking directions from the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall Station, see Option 3.

Option 6: The J-Z line

Take the J-Z to Chambers Street. Again, walking directions are virtually the same as from the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall station.

Option 7: The 7 train

Take the 7 train (the purple line) to 42nd Street-Grand Central Station, and transfer there to the Downtown 4 or 5 express trains to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall.

Again, for walking directions from the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall Station, see Option 3.

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Answer 3

The simplest route would be to take the Downtown 4 or 5 express trains (of the 4-5-6, the dark green line) from 42nd Street-Grand Central Station (between Park and Lexington Avenues) to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall. There are actually several subway lines you can take, but I don't want to confuse you with too many options.

If you're coming from 42nd Street-Times Square (at 7th Avenue/Broadway), then you will first have to take the S shuttle train (color code grey) east across 42nd Street, from Times Square (West 42nd) to Grand Central Station (East 42nd).

At Grand Central, get on the Downtown 4 or 5express trains, 2 stops, to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall.

Depending on which exit you use, you may exit the subway at the corner of Chambers and Centre Streets, at the northeast corner of City Hall Park, OR, you may exit at the next block up, at the corner of Reade and Centre Streets.

Walk 2 blocks west on Chambers Street (across City Hall Park) to Broadway. Or, walk 2 blocks west on Reade Street (in the same direction as traffic) to Broadway. Turn right, and walk 3 or 4 blocks north on Broadway to Worth Street.

Answer 4

It's impossible to say. It depends on where in Brooklyn you're coming from. Brooklyn is almost 100 square miles in area, and it is serviced by dozens of city bus routes. The directions will be entirely different, depending on which bus route is closest to your starting point.

Please ask another question and provide a precise point of origin (an address, a cross street, or at least a neighborhood). Be as specific as possible.

Answer 5

The address 26 Federal Plaza is at the southeast corner of Worth Street and Broadway. Take the Downtown A express train (of the A-C-E, the blue line) from 34th Street-Penn Station to Chambers Street.

Depending on which exit you use, you may exit at the corner of Church and Chambers Streets, or the corner of Church and Warren Streets (the next block down from Chambers). Walk 4 or 5 blocks north on Church Street (in the same direction as traffic) to Worth Street, then turn right onto Worth, and walk 1 block east to Broadway.

Answer 6

The address 26 Federal Plaza is at the southeast corner of Worth Street and Broadway.

Take the Downtown A express train (of the A-C-E, the blue line) from 42nd Street-Port Authority to Chambers Street.

Depending on which exit you use, you may exit at the corner of Church and Chambers Streets, or the corner of Church and Warren Streets (the next block down from Chambers). Walk 4 or 5 blocks north on Church Street (in the same direction as traffic) to Worth Street, then turn right onto Worth, and walk 1 block east to Broadway.

Answer 7

Federal Plaza in Manhattan is bordered by Broadway to the west, Federal Plaza to the east, Duane Street to the south, and Worth Street to the north. The front of the plaza faces Worth Street.

Walk east or west on Avenue B to Remsen Avenue. Turn south onto Remsen Avenue, and walk south on Remsen Avenue to Glenwood Road. The first block you'll reach after Avenue B is Ditmas Avenue. If you walk 1 block on Remsen Avenue and end up on Avenue A, then you're going the wrong way.

When you get to Glenwood Road, turn left, and walk east on Glenwood Road to Rockaway Parkway and the end of the line on the L train, Canarsie-Rockaway Parkway (at Glenwood Road).

Take the L train from Canarsie-Rockaway Parkway to 14th Street-Union Square in Manhattan.

Transfer at 14th Street-Union Square to the Downtown 4 or 5 express trains (of the 4-5-6, the dark green line), 1 stop, to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall.

Depending on which exit you use, you may exit the subway at the corner of Chambers and Centre Streets, at the northeast corner of City Hall Park, OR, you may exit at the next block up, at the corner of Reade and Centre Streets.

Follow Centre Street north 1 to 2 blocks to Duane Street: Chambers Street ---> Reade Street ---> Duane Street. At Duane Street, there will be a fork in the road, with Centre Street on the east (right) side, and Federal Plaza on the west (left) side. Take a left, and follow Federal Plaza north to Worth Street.

Answer 8

The 4, 5, or the 6 train to the Brooklyn Bridge will take you from uptown Manhattan to 26 Federal Plaza.

Answer 9

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