E 23 St/Madison Av

A bus station sits where Flatiron meets Gramercy. E 23 St/Madison Av handles the steady flow of commuters and travelers passing through New York, NY 10010. The corner hums with the rhythm of buses rolling in and out at all hours, offering 24-hour transit for those navigating the city or heading beyond it.

Passenger loading areas keep the boarding process moving, while restrooms provide a brief respite for riders. The station’s presence is a quiet constant in a neighborhood where office towers and brownstones share the skyline. Directions to the spot are straightforward—most who arrive already know its place in the transit map, but the map confirms its exact location at the intersection.

No need to call ahead; the station operates as a public utility, open to anyone stepping off the sidewalk. The absence of a listed phone number reinforces its role as a self-service hub, where schedules and routes speak for themselves. Nearby, the energy of Madison Avenue spills into the streets, a reminder that this is less a destination than a point of departure.