On the Directions results page, you may click “Add Stop” and continue to navigate your city route. For popular attractions, you don’t need to know addresses, just the names will do.Īfter entering your starting and destination locations, click “Get Directions.” As you can see, this route uses the C Train for 3 subway stops and takes 11 minutes.
Let’s walk through an example of subway directions from the Museum of Natural History to Times Square on Google Maps. Personally, I like Google since it provides audio directions as well as readable. Google Maps works just as well when you choose the public transportation option (the little bus). The map below is included in the NYC Insider Printable Guide and each neighborhood page includes the subways that go to that neighborhood.Ī popular site for getting NYC Subway Map Directions is, which also has several free apps. One payment method cannot be used more than 4 times in an hour, so groups of 5+ will need a second payment method.Ī free New York City Subway Map is available at the MTA website and you can map directions on CityMapper or Google Maps, using the public transportation options. You can pay using any of the payment methods above up to 4 times per hour. To reload the OMNY card online, you need to set up an account at OMNY.Ī subway fare is still $2.75 per ride, but the new OMNY will never cost you more than $33 in total fares from Monday to Sunday, no matter how many rides you take. OMNY works with your current digital wallet, like ApplePay or GPay, with your contactless (chip) credit card or you can buy an OMNY card, currently $5 for the card, and load it up like a traditional MetroCard. OMNY (One Metro New York) is the city’s newest contactless payment method and they will phase out MetroCards in 2024. The subway is the easiest and fastest way to get around Manhattan and generally very safe. A free NYC Subway Map is available at most subway stations and also posted on the wall of every subway station, which are roughly nine blocks apart.
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