Explore the Historic Charm of Boston's North End

Getting There

• Subway

  To reach the North End, take the Orange Line subway from any station in Boston. If you're starting at Haymarket Station, board the train towards North Station. Get off at Haymarket Station, which is the closest stop to the North End. After exiting the station, walk northeast on Blackstone Street, then take a right onto Hanover Street, which will lead you directly into the heart of the North End.

• Bus

  You can take the MBTA bus routes that serve the North End. For example, if you're near Downtown Crossing, you can catch the 47 or 66 bus. Ride the bus towards North Station or Haymarket. Get off at the Haymarket stop, and from there, walk northeast on Blackstone Street, and then right onto Hanover Street to enter the North End.

• Walking

  If you are in the nearby area, like the Financial District or Downtown Boston, you can walk to the North End. From Government Center, walk northwest along Tremont Street, then turn right onto Court Street. Continue until you reach Hanover Street, and turn left. Follow Hanover Street north, and you will arrive in the North End, famous for its Italian restaurants and vibrant atmosphere.

• Bike

  You can rent a bike from one of Boston's Bluebikes stations. If you're near Boston Common, take the bike down Charles Street towards the Charles River Esplanade, then follow it until you reach the North End. You can bike along the river and take the bridge to the North End. Once you reach the area, park your bike at a convenient bike rack and explore on foot.