Worth St at Church St

Midtown’s transit pulse quickens here. Worth St at Church St channels the city’s steady flow—home to one of Manhattan’s key bus hubs, where routes intersect and spines of steel dissolve into sidewalks. The neighborhood hums with delivery vans, idling cabs, and the occasional power walker carrying coffees that won’t cool. It’s the kind of corner where timetables matter more than table manners.

Find it at New York, NY 10007, a tight block where glass-walled office towers cast afternoon shade. The address anchors a small plaza that mostly serves as a transit throat, but travelers still pass through, clutching paper schedules or tapping phones for the next departure. Even the air carries the scent of exhaust and damp pavement.

Need a quicker route to Queens or Brooklyn? Call the terminal directly. Grab a map of routes and schedules, or follow the map to plan your exit. You’ll know you’re there when sidewalks feel less like sidewalks and more like conveyor belts. Best to blink once before stepping off the curb.