NYC Subway

City Hall station

City Hall is a station of NYC Subway in New York, United States, served by N Train, R Train, W Train.

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Lines and neighboring stations

N Train Previous: Canal Street (4 6 J N Q R W) · Next: Chambers Street–World Trade Center
R Train Previous: Canal Street (4 6 J N Q R W) · Next: Chambers Street–World Trade Center
W Train Previous: Canal Street (4 6 J N Q R W) · Next: Chambers Street–World Trade Center

Transfers at City Hall

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Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible, according to Manifesto NYC Subway

Source: Manifesto NYC Subway

Network hours

Service	Opens	Closes
Subway (round the clock, fewer lines overnight)	00:00	24:00 (service all night on 21 route ids; the other routes stop at night)

Reference hours: they vary by line, station and day (holidays, events and works). Always confirm on the official channels.

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How to get from City Hall

Estimated metro times to the main stations:

City Hall → Van Cortlandt Park–242nd Street: about 60 min, 1 transfer
City Hall → South Ferry–Whitehall Street: about 4 min, no transfers
City Hall → Wakefield–241st Street: about 71 min, 2 transfers
City Hall → Flatbush Avenue–Brooklyn College: about 33 min, 1 transfer
City Hall → Harlem–148th Street: about 38 min, 1 transfer

Nearby stations

Brooklyn Bridge–City Hall / Chambers Street 0.3 km
Chambers Street–World Trade Center 0.3 km
Chambers Street 0.3 km
Fulton Street (2 3 4 5 A C J) 0.4 km
WTC Cortlandt 0.5 km
Franklin Street 0.7 km

Coordinates: 40.7133° N, 74.0070° W · Open on map

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Frequently asked questions

Which lines serve City Hall?

City Hall is served by N Train, R Train, W Train.

Which stations are next to City Hall?

On N Train, City Hall is between Canal Street (4 6 J N Q R W) and Chambers Street–World Trade Center. On R Train, City Hall is between Canal Street (4 6 J N Q R W) and Chambers Street–World Trade Center. On W Train, City Hall is between Canal Street (4 6 J N Q R W) and Chambers Street–World Trade Center.