Broad St. — Attraction in Newark

Of the two train stations in Newark, this one is my favorite, it is also my most used. Orginally built in 1903, this station received an overhaul in 2008. Rail service is provided by NJT'S Morristown Line, Montclair-Boonton Line and Gladstone Branch. There is extensive service on weekdays and reasonable service on weekends. The station is wheelchair accessible and the station provides convenient connections to the Newark Light Rail and a variety of NJT bus lines on University Ave and Broad Street. There is a small coffee stand inside the station house that is open on weekdays. There really isn't any parking aside from a tiny...

Broad Street Train Station is a great midway junction for traveling to NYC, Hoboken, and various destinations within New Jersey. Its convenient location makes it an ideal stop for commuters and travelers alike.

The station features both an open-air area and an indoor waiting space, making it comfortable for all seasons, whether it’s winter or a rainy day. Multiple LED displays provide clear travel guidance, and the station is well-equipped with signage to help passengers navigate easily. Overall, it’s a well-maintained and functional transit hub that serves its purpose...

I've gone to this train station for about 6 years, and really like the layout of the area. There’s a light rail train that passes through, a bus stop, and trains going east and west here (Track 1,2,3) platform. There’s an elevator for those with disabilities, and a place to buy snacks.

There’s also a Burger King not far away on 730...