The Edgar Allan Poe Statue: A Tribute to Literary Genius

Getting There

• Public Transit

  To reach the Edgar Allan Poe Statue from Quincy, start by walking to the Quincy Center Station. From there, take the Red Line train towards Alewife. Disembark at Park Street Station. Once you exit the station, follow signs for the Green Line. Transfer to the Green Line 'C' or 'D' branch and head towards Kenmore. Get off at the Copley Station. As you exit the station, walk towards Boylston Street. The Edgar Allan Poe Statue is located at the intersection of Boylston St & Charles St, just a short walk from the Copley Station.

• Bus

  Begin your journey at the Quincy Center bus terminal. Look for the bus route '220' which heads towards Braintree Station. At Braintree, transfer to the 'Red Line' train towards Alewife. Travel to Park Street Station and change to the Green Line. Board the Green Line 'C' or 'D' branch heading towards Kenmore and get off at Copley Station. From Copley Station, exit and walk towards Boylston Street. The Edgar Allan Poe Statue will be at the intersection of Boylston St & Charles St.

• Walking

  If you are already in Quincy and prefer to walk, consider taking a scenic route through the Quincy Shore Reservation towards the MBTA bus stops. However, it's recommended to use public transport to reach Boston due to the distance. Once you arrive in Boston, walking from Park Street Station to the Edgar Allan Poe Statue is straightforward. Head towards Boylston Street, and you will see the statue at the intersection with Charles Street.