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New York City's MTA subway train system (New York's "Metro") is elaborate, far-reaching, and useful. Many visitors to New York never descend to the underground trains because the system can be frightening at first: so big, so complicated, so incomprehensible. Also, if you travel underground, you see nothing but underground, and most visitors come to New York to see New York, which you can do in a bus or a taxi, or on foot. So don't try to comprehend it. I'll help you to define a few trips on a few subway lines that will be useful to you during your sightseeing in New York.
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Hard to miss this subway
entrance across the street from the Port
Authority Bus Terminal at the corner of
42nd Street and Eighth Avenue.
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