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Getting to Allston
Harvard affiliates and visitors benefit from a well-connected, multi-modal transportation network that links the Cambridge and Allston campuses. Whether you're commuting by shuttle, public transit, bike, or car, there are a variety of convenient and sustainable options to help you navigate campus and beyond.
Explore your transportation choices below — from daily and hourly parking to shuttle routes, MBTA connections, and pedestrian-friendly pathways.
Transportation Options
Parking
Harvard provides various short-term parking options for affiliates and visitors. Parking availability is subject to change.
- Daily Parking
- Soldiers Field Park Garage, 2 Hague St Lot & Webster Lot - Purchase at HOPPS
- HBS Lot - Purchase at HBS Lot Booth (credit card; first-come, first-served)
- Hourly Parking
- 2 Hague St Lot, Webster Lot & Soldiers Field Park Garage - purchase with ZipBy
- 2 Hague St Lot & Klarmen Lot - Multi-space meters (4 hour limit; credit card)
Public Transit
Harvard Shuttle
Bike and Walk
Improvements to Allston's sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, and bike lanes are ongoing.
- Visit the official Harvard map for preferred bicycle and pedestrian pathways.
- There are several Bluebike stations on the Allston campus, including one at the Allston Mobility Hub (with e-bike dock). Check out the Bluebike map.
- Allston Mobility Hub (glass bike shelter) - Available to all HUID holders (swipe to access)
Campus Accessibility
- Purchase short-term parking at accessible parking locations:
- 2 Hague Street Lot (convenient for SEC/Treehouse area)
- 114 Western Lot (convenient for SEC/Treehouse area)
- HBS Lot (convenient for HBS area)
- Dillon Lot (convenient for Athletics Complex)
- All Harvard Shuttles are fully accessible
Useful Apps
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