Subway

love

Wish it could be more cleaner inside

WiFi now

The Flatiron Building was designed by Chicago's Daniel Burnham as a steel-frame skyscraper clad in white terra-cotta. At 21 stories and 307 ft (93 meters), it was one of the city's tallest buildings. It was not - as is often incorrectly thought - the tallest building in the world or even the tallest building in New York (these titles belonged to the Park Row Building, built in 1899), but its singular shape and prominent location soon made it one of New York City's most famous landmarks.The building probably featured on more postcards than any other building of its time. The whole area, the Flatiron district, was even named after the building. Flatiron BuildingFront view of the Flatiron BuildingFlatiron Building Originally the Flatiron Building featured an observation deck on the top floor, but taller buildings have taken over this function. It is still, however, a popular tourist attraction, and one of the most photographed landmarks in New York.

No Q train here.

Good stop at a great location. Pretty wall of mosaic hats on the platform.

Cool view to the Flat building. A lots of open space places.

Convenient station. Pretty clean for an NYC subway station

It was easy access to this station.

Great station.Crowded with people.

Great station

This is where Kendra Webdale got struck by an N train 🚂 on this station, when she was pushed by Andrew Goldstein in 1999. 7 years later, Goldstein pleaded guilty of manslaughter and sentence to jail for 23 years.

IT'S CLEAN.

Difficult to find the Downtown and Brooklyn entrance.

A very nice train station. Clean and on time service.