Harvard (MBTA station)
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Harvard is a station on the Red Line subway at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Brattle Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It opened on March 23, 1912 and was rebuilt in the 1980s. The Harvard Bus Tunnel also opened in 1912, originally serving streetcars but now buses and trackless trolleys.
Nearby destinations
- Harvard University, including Harvard Yard and several museums
- Harvard Square shops and restaurants
- The Charles River
Bus connections
In the Harvard Bus Tunnel:- 71 Watertown Square via Mt. Auburn St. (trackless trolley, loads lower level except Sunday)
- 72 Huron Ave. via Concord Ave. (trackless trolley, loads upper level)
- 73 Waverley Sq. via Trapelo Road (trackless trolley, loads lower level except Sunday)
- 74 Belmont Center via Concord Ave. (loads upper level)
- 75 Belmont Center via Concord Ave. (loads upper level)
- 77 Arlington Heights via Massachusetts Ave. (loads upper level)
- 77A North Cambridge via Massachusetts Ave. (trackless trolley, loads upper level)
- 78 Arlmont Village via Park Circle (loads upper level)
- 96 Medford Sq. via George St. & Davis Sq. Sta. (loads upper level)
- 1 Dudley Station via Mass. Ave. & B.U. Medical Center
- 66 Dudley Station via Allston & Brookline Village
- 68 Kendall/M.I.T. via Broadway
- 69 Lechmere Sta. via Cambridge St.
- 86 Sullivan Sq. Sta. - Reservoir (Cleveland Circle) via Harvard
Accessibility
Harvard station is wheelchair accessible. See MBTA accessibility.External links
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