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Boston Early Music Festival: June 12-19, 2011BEMFBEMFBEMF

Getting Around Boston

Parking
Parking in Boston can be difficult.  There is metered parking on most streets, however, be aware of signage, as spots can become resident-sticker only, valet only, or tow zones at various points during the day.

For a list of recommended parking options for the 2009 Festival venues, please click here.

Public Transportation

MBTA, a/k/a “The T”

Subway Fares
$2 per subway ride with paper Charlie Ticket or cash-on-board

     (no free transfers)
$1.70 per subway ride with plastic Charlie Card

     (includes free transfer to local bus)
$0.60 per subway ride for seniors and persons with disabilities

     (blind persons ride for free)

Bus Fares

Bus fares are $1.50 with paper Charlie Ticket or cash-on-board, $1.25 for Charlie Card, and $0.40 for seniors and persons with disabilities (blind persons ride free); both Charlie Card and Ticket include free transfer to local bus .


Discounted Visitor Passes available; $9 per day or $15 for 7 days for unlimited subway and local bus travel; can be purchased at in-station fare vending machines or local retail sales terminals.

Useful BEMF T stops:  

Boylston on the Green Line

   Boylston St. at Tremont St.

Radisson Hotel

Emerson College Dorms

Arlington on the Green Line

   Boylston St. at Arlington St.

Radisson Hotel
Goethe-Institut Boston
First Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Church

French Library

    Alliance Française

Symphony on the Green Line

   (E train only)

   Huntington Ave. at

   Massachusetts Ave.

Jordan Hall

Massachusetts Avenue on the Orange Line

   Massachusetts Ave. south of

   St. Botolph St.

Jordan Hall

Copley Square on the Green Line

   Boylston St. at Dartmouth St.

Calderwood Pavilion

Back Bay on the Orange Line

   Clarendon St. between Stuart St.

   and Columbus Ave.

Calderwood Pavilion

 

#43 Bus Route

The 43 bus runs south on Tremont Street from the Park Street T station, stops a short distance before the Boylston T Station, and also stops at the corner of Tremont and Berkeley, across the street from the Calderwood Pavilion. Buses run approximately every 20 minutes before BEMF's Calderwood events. Returning from the Calderwood and the opposite corner of Tremont and Berkeley, the bus runs north on Tremont and then Charles Streets, stopping at Stuart and Charles Streets next to the Radisson Hotel. It then continues north on Charles, and goes clockwise halfway around the edge of the Boston Common, ending near the Park Street T station. Buses in the late evening run approximately every 35 minutes. Please note that bus schedules are subject to change, and that buses do not always keep to posted schedules.

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Rentals Cars

all companies have outlets at Logan Airport

Alamo
1-800-462-5266

Avis
(800) 230-4898

Budget
(800) 527-0700

Dollar
(800) 800-3665

Enterprise
(800) 261-7331

Hertz
(800) 654-3131

National
1-800-227-7368

Thrifty
(800) 847-4389

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Taxis

Boston Cab 617-536-5010
Checker Cab 617-536-7000
City Cab 617-536-5100
ITOA 617-825-4000
Metro Cab 617-782-5500
Town Taxi 617-536-5000

Bike Rentals

Boston Bike Tours

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