Fulton St

Fulton St cuts through Lower Manhattan like Manhattan itself—always crowded, always moving. Sometimes you need to escape the sidewalk crush; other times you just need to change trains at the right spot. Fulton St does both without fanfare but with precision.

The train doors open at New York, NY 10038 between Nassau and William streets, right at the edge of the Financial District. A subway station since the early 1900s, it links the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, and Z lines under one roof. If your phone dies mid-trip, the station’s info boards refresh every few minutes—watch for the next arrival.

Local tip: on rainy days the concourse fills fast; still, the trains keep running. Need to plan a route? Grab directions from the link and bookmark it before you head down.