Wellesley Station

Wellesley Subway Station is a small but handy stop on Subway Line 1 Yellow Line, right in downtown Toronto. It’s clean, easy to navigate, and connects well to nearby spots like Yonge Street and Wellesley Street East. The station has elevators and escalators, which makes it more accessible for everyone. It’s not the busiest station, so getting in and out is usually quick and smooth.

It's a station with an awkward layout. Other than that, it's air conditioned, well lit, benches to sit in, decent bus routes, lots of food options nearby.nnVery close to the Church and Wellesley neighbourhood, too, if visiting the very heart of Toronto's LGTBQ+ community is your thing.

Station OverviewnnAddress16 Wellesley Street EastnWheel Trans stop at Bus Platform, shares stop with route #94 Wellesley Westbound.nAccessibleYesnNumber of Levels2nElevators2, for status see elevators and escalators tab.nPlatform TypeSidennEntrances - Two in totalnn indicates an accessible entrance.nn Wellesley Street East EntrancennNearest Intersection, Yonge Street and Wellesley Street.nnLocation on Street, on the north side of Wellesley Street East, 64 metres east of Yonge Street.nn17 Dundonald Street EntrancennNearest intersection, Yonge Street and Dundonald Street.nnLocation on street, on the south side of Dundonald Street 100 meters east of Yonge Street.nnStair and fare gate access directly to Subway Platform Level.nnStation Levels - Two in totalnn indicates a level where customers enter the station.

Nice place to take a bus or train somewhere. Multiple stores nearby to shop at in this location and often the heart or beginning point of Pride. Route 94 bus often goes here. To drop or pick up people on their travels.

The Buses that leave this station join up to the Wellesley Station for the Union Subway line. It's a very busy station and the buses are usually packed during rush hour - A Richard Trus review.

Directions to Wellesley Station with public transportation

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