Dominik D.
8/26/2021
1 for the money! The train that does a north south route of the most exciting borough in town passes through here.
MTA - Cathedral Parkway - 110th Street Subway Station - 1
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New York, NY 10027
MTA - Cathedral Parkway - 110th Street Subway Station - 1 is a historic underground metro station located in New York City, specifically in the borough of Manhattan. Officially opened on September 10, 1932, it is part of the New York City Subway system operated by the New York City Transit Authority.
This station, situated on the IND Eighth Avenue Line, features four platform tracks and serves as a vital transportation hub connecting passengers to various destinations within the city. With a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, Cathedral Parkway - 110th Street Subway Station continues to be a bustling and essential stop for commuters and visitors alike.
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Tina C.
7/9/2025
MTA NYC Transit - Cathedral Parkway - 110th Street Subway Station serves the local 1 train in the Upper West Side, Manhattan vicinity. This subway stations is within mere walking distance from...
Steve A.
3/5/2020
Cathedral Parkway is another MTA station. It's on the UWS in a nice area. This is just several blocks from Central Park and Columbia University. Lots of cool places to drink and eat. The area is...
Rossy M.
9/27/2018
Another station that often gets skipped during rush hour. Still cleaner than most and it's not usually packed. There's no agent in the Uptown side, only the Downtown one. There's also a concession...
Chunjai K.
1/4/2019
Peaceful and relaxing music in NYC Subway in the evening. I stopped by to drop off something to my friend at her work, it was around 6PM and the station wasn't crowded. People seem quite and...
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