Suggestions for Metro Station near South End, Boston

Leidy O. • December 16, 2011Mug Frelimo khžfj

Alexa Jane B. • March 2, 2015Easy to get to. Great employees! Trains are almost always on time and the people who ride are very respectful. It's a great alternative to flying around the Northeast. Plus, you can't beat the views!

Christopher L. • September 24, 2010Enter and Exit on Huntington Ave. directly in front of @Colonnade Hotel. Serves as an underground connection to the Prudential & Copley Place malls.

George S. • October 8, 2011If you're going to get off at Downtown Crossing, walk down to the far end of the platform. If you get on the last car you'll be right at the exit at your destination

Maxine • June 2, 2012Can't walk across the tracks at this station, so make sure it on the right side before you pay!

Matt L. • July 11, 2013"Oh, your late to work and hungover? Here, let me stop every five feet and rock you back and forth." - E Train

Matthew P. • December 31, 2011Don't feed the pigeons Rye bread, sour dough is ok though

Miriam G. • July 27, 2017Accessible and convenient downtown station.

Jake S. • November 2, 2013This is one of the few Green Line stations that has a free cross-over, allowing inbound travelers to reverse direction without paying an extra fare. Take advantage if necessary.

Jake S. • March 17, 2014If you're looking for a great dining experience (and hearty portions), head upstairs, down West Broadway one block, and into Amrhein's.

Gloria C. • November 13, 2012Visit Bao Bao Bakery on Harrison for awesome cakes & bubble tea. Also Bubor Cha Cha for made to order dim sum--it's served til closing!!

Eric O. • December 7, 2015The entrances for Inbound and Outbound trains are separated - be sure you're going down the correct staircase.

D'Anthony C. • April 10, 2012Unbearable during the winter but delightful during the spring. Just don't stand too close to the tracks.

Lady C. • February 25, 2013Use the rear entrance facing the convention Center for weekdays, way less crowded than mass ave entrance!

Daniel T. • October 5, 2010Gets packed after 8am.

Jake S. • March 19, 2012This is where you want to get off if you are trying to get to the St. Patrick's Day Parade. FYI: South Station is not in South Boston.

ErinK W. • January 7, 2013Always get a spot to see out the window - view over Longfellow Bridge in the am is amazing

Sean R. • December 7, 2014The oldest subway station in America (and the world?)!

Robert S. • June 6, 2011Walk, it is faster.

Lindsay Y. • September 14, 2010If looking for decent food, stop by Cosi for breakfast or lunch/dinner sandwich, coffee, fruit cup and more. Quick, but definitely better than fast-food quality.

Daniel T. • November 21, 2014Until the 70s, there were not distinct stations on the surface portion of the line; passengers merely waited on street corners. Museum of Fine Arts first appeared on system maps in 1990 as Museum.

Guy • February 21, 2011Day or night, you can always get a great view of the Charles River and city/Cambridge skyline from here.