From the Flatiron Building at 23rd Street to our office at 37th Street is fourteen blocks — a fifteen-minute walk on a reasonable day, less if you're already headed north. The Flatiron corner where Broadway crosses Fifth Avenue is one of the more walkable pockets of Manhattan for reaching Murray Hill, and most of our Flatiron patients simply walk. When they don't, the 6 train from 23rd Street to 33rd Street is a single stop.
The walking route works better than the subway
Walk north on Madison, Park Avenue South, or Fifth Avenue. Park Avenue South is the most direct — it feeds into Park Avenue at 32nd Street and continues to our block between Park and Lexington.
The N/R/W at 23rd Street is not a useful route to us; it runs on the Broadway line and would leave you at Herald Square with a crosstown walk east. Stick with the 6 or walk.
Nearby landmarks patients use for orientation
- Flatiron Building
- Madison Square Park
- Eataly
- Museum of Mathematics
Approximate travel time to our clinic: 15 minute walk.