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Boston Without a Car

You do not need to drive in Boston — and you shouldn’t. The Red and Green Lines reach almost everything that matters. A day built entirely on transit, the way the city is meant to be seen.

Stops
6
Distance
5.8 mi
On foot
117 min walking
From
The Red Line → Fenway Park
  1. 1
    The Red Line
    Transit stop · 1912

    The Red Line

    The spine of the system — Cambridge to downtown without a car.

  2. 2.2 mi on
    2
    Park Street Station
    Transit stop · 1897

    Park Street Station

    Where the American subway began, in 1897, beneath the Common.

  3. 4 min walk on
    3
    Boston Common
    Park / Public space · 1634

    Boston Common

    Step up into America’s oldest public park and the head of the Freedom Trail.

  4. 11 min walk on
    4
    Faneuil Hall
    Building / Landmark · 1742

    Faneuil Hall

    The Cradle of Liberty and its still-working market.

  5. 18 min walk on
    5
    Museum of Science
    Museum / Cultural · 1830

    Museum of Science

    Hop the Green Line to the river — lightning shows and the planetarium.

  6. 2.0 mi on
    6
    Fenway Park
    Building / Landmark · 1912

    Fenway Park

    End at the oldest ballpark in baseball — the Kenmore stop drops you at the gate.