Discover the Historic Old State House of Boston

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start your journey from any location in North Shore. Use I-95 S or MA-128 S to head towards Boston. Once you reach the city, take exit 20 for I-93 N toward NH. Continue on I-93 N for about 1.5 miles and take exit 23 toward Government Center. This will put you on Washington Street. Continue straight for about 0.5 miles and you will see the Old State House at 206 Washington St on your right. Parking can be found at nearby garages, but be prepared for potential parking fees.

• Public Transportation - MBTA Commuter Rail

  If you prefer public transportation, take the MBTA Commuter Rail from any station in North Shore towards Boston. You can board at stations like Salem or Beverly. Make sure to check the schedule as trains run less frequently on weekends. Once you arrive at North Station or South Station, you will need to transfer to the subway. From North Station, take the Green Line (C or E branch) to Haymarket Station, and from South Station, take the Red Line to Park Street. From Park Street, it's a 10-minute walk to the Old State House. Follow Tremont St and turn left onto Washington St to reach your destination.

• Public Transportation - MBTA Bus

  Alternatively, you can take the MBTA bus service. Check for local bus routes that connect to the subway system. For example, take the 450 or 451 bus to Alewife Station on the Red Line. From there, take the train towards Ashmont/Braintree and get off at Park Street Station. Walk approximately 10 minutes along Tremont St and turn left onto Washington St to find the Old State House at 206 Washington St.