191 St
Subway station
The 191 Street Subway Station offers a striking glimpse into New York’s urban art scene mixed with historical significance. Located in Washington Heights, this tunnel station is known for its vibrant graffiti that tells the stories of resilience and struggles. Visitors can stroll through its beautifully adorned walls, making it an intriguing spot for photographers. While it boasts accessibility features, the overall cleanliness and safety could use improvement. Despite its quirks, it’s certainly a unique pitstop for those eager to connect with the city’s artistic legacy.
Contact Info
- Location: 191st St Station Entrance Tunnel & Elevator, New York, NY 10040
Services
- Passenger loading area
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Toilets
- 24-hour public transport available
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Recent Reviews
Macey Cummerata
October 02, 2024The 191 St Subway Station is a hidden gem in Washington Heights - albeit a bit eerie! 🌆 The graffiti art on the tunnel walls tells rich stories of struggles and aspirations, creating a unique ambiance that feels both alive and haunting.
Walking through the tunnel, especially with friends, makes it feel less lonely and offers great photo opportunities! 📸 Just be cautious while exploring, as it can feel desolate at times. Despite its accessibility challenges and lack of public toilets, the station's artistic vibe makes it a worthwhile stop on your NYC adventures. Just watch your step and keep an eye out for trains! 🚆✨
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