Gansevoort Street: A Vibrant New York Icon

Getting There

• Public Transportation

  From the Greenwich Metro-North station, take the train towards Grand Central. It takes about 50 minutes. Get off at the 42nd Street - Grand Central Station. Once you exit the station, follow the signs to the 42nd Street exit. Walk west on 42nd Street until you reach 8th Avenue. Turn left onto 8th Avenue and take the subway line 'A' towards Inwood-207 St. After 3 stops, transfer at 14th Street - 8th Avenue and take the 'L' train towards Canarsie-Rockaway Parkway. Get off at the 8th Avenue stop and walk south on 8th Avenue for one block until you reach Gansevoort St.

• Walking

  If you are already in Greenwich, the best way to get to Gansevoort St is to walk to the nearest Metro-North station. From there, take the train to New York City. After arriving at Grand Central Station, you can walk west along 42nd Street until you reach 8th Avenue, then turn left and follow the detailed public transportation directions. Alternatively, if you prefer to walk, it's about 70 miles, which would take over a day, so it's not recommended.

• Bicycle

  If you have access to a bicycle, you can ride from Greenwich to New York City. Start by heading north on Route 1, then take the Merritt Parkway North until you reach the Bronx River Parkway. Follow the Bronx River Parkway and cross into Manhattan via the Madison Ave Bridge. Once in Manhattan, navigate your way to 8th Avenue and then head west to Gansevoort St. This route is approximately 70 miles and may take several hours, so plan accordingly.