Harvard Station (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) - Definition

Harvard Station, located at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and JFK Street, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a local transportation hub. It opened on on March 23, 1912 and was rebuilt in the 1980s. Its facilities include:

• a station the Boston subway's Red Line.
• an underground bus station for several local routes, including all trolleybus lines.
• additional bus connections at street level, including the Number 1 Massachusetts Avenue bus.

Attractions

• Harvard University, including Harvard Yard and several museums.
• Harvard Square shops and restaurants.
• the Charles River.

Harvard Station is wheelchair accessible. See MBTA accessibility.