Discover the Deutsche Bank Center: A Premier Landmark in Manhattan

Getting There

• Train

  From Greenwich, head to the Greenwich train station, located at 2 Railroad Avenue. You can walk there from anywhere in Greenwich town center. Once at the station, purchase a ticket to New York City (Grand Central Terminal) on the Metro-North Railroad. The train ride takes approximately 50 minutes. After arriving at Grand Central, exit the station and follow signs to the subway.

• Subway

  After exiting Grand Central Terminal, head to the 42nd Street subway station. Take the 1 subway line towards South Ferry. Get off at the 59th Street–Columbus Circle station. Once you exit the subway, you will be at Columbus Circle. The Deutsche Bank Center is located at 10 Columbus Circle, right at the circle, an easy walk from the subway exit.

• Bus

  From Greenwich, you can also take a bus to New York City. Check the schedule for the Greyhound or Peter Pan bus services departing from 1 Railroad Avenue. Once you arrive in New York City, you can take the subway from Port Authority Bus Terminal. Head to the 8th Avenue subway entrance and take the A, C, or E line downtown to 59th Street–Columbus Circle. The Deutsche Bank Center will be nearby.

• Walking

  If you find yourself in downtown Greenwich, you can explore the area while heading to the train station. Walk along Greenwich Avenue, where you'll find shops and restaurants. Continue to the train station, where you can catch a train to New York City as described above.