Line Red
Alewife → Braintree/Ashmont
22 stations
Terminals
Alewife → Braintree/Ashmont
Stations
22
About This Line
The Red Line is Boston's longest subway line, connecting Cambridge's academic institutions (Harvard, MIT) with downtown Boston and extending south to the suburbs. The line features notable branches at JFK/UMass serving both Ashmont and Braintree destinations, making it a crucial artery for commuters and tourists alike.
Stations
1. Alewife
Alewife is the northern terminal of the MBTA Red Line in Cambridge. Large parking garage for commuters.
2. Davis
Davis is a major station in Somerville's Davis Square neighborhood. Known for its vibrant restaurant and bar scene.
3. Porter
Porter is a major junction with connections to Lesley University and the Commuter Rail for regional trains.
4. Harvard
Harvard Station serves one of America's most prestigious universities and the vibrant Harvard Square neighborhood with shops and cafes.
5. Central
Central Station serves the eclectic Central Square with diverse restaurants and cultural venues, near MIT campus.
6. Kendall/MIT
Kendall/MIT serves MIT campus and Kendall Square, a major technology and innovation hub in Greater Boston.
7. Charles/MGH
Charles/MGH serves Massachusetts General Hospital and provides access to the scenic Charles River Esplanade and historic Beacon Hill.
8. Park Street
Park Street is a major downtown hub serving Boston Common, the Freedom Trail, and Public Garden. Transfer point to Green Line.
9. Downtown Crossing
Downtown Crossing is a major shopping hub with access to Macy's and Washington Street retail. Transfer point to Orange Line.
10. South Station
South Station is Boston's major transportation hub serving Amtrak, Commuter Rail, Red Line, and Silver Line with waterfront access nearby.
11. Broadway
Broadway serves South Boston's residential neighborhoods with local shops and restaurants.
12. Andrew
Andrew serves South Boston's residential neighborhoods with quiet, residential character.
13. JFK/UMass
JFK/UMass serves UMass Boston campus and the JFK Presidential Library with Commuter Rail connections.
14. Savin Hill
Savin Hill serves Dorchester's residential neighborhoods with local community access.
15. Fields Corner
Fields Corner is known for its Vietnamese restaurant district and Dorchester Avenue shops.
16. Shawmut
Shawmut serves Dorchester's residential neighborhoods with quiet community character.
17. Ashmont
Ashmont is a neighborhood hub serving Peabody Square and Ashmont Hill with Mattapan Trolley connections.
18. North Quincy
North Quincy serves the northern Quincy residential neighborhoods.
19. Wollaston
Wollaston provides access to nearby Wollaston Beach, a popular recreational area in Quincy.
20. Quincy Center
Quincy Center serves downtown Quincy with shopping and civic services near City Hall.
21. Quincy Adams
Quincy Adams is a park-and-ride terminal with extensive parking for southern suburbs commute.
22. Braintree
Braintree is the southern terminus of the Red Line with extensive parking for South Shore commuters.
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