Plan Your Visit

Classroom Locations

Most of our open enrollment programs are held at the Division of Continuing Education classrooms at One Brattle Square, in Harvard Square. Custom programs may be held at alternate locations.

Hotels

Program fees do not include hotel accommodations. Participants are responsible for making their own arrangements. There are several hotels and inns within walking distance of Harvard Square. See the accommodations page on cambridgeusa.org/sleep.

Parking

The University Place Garage at 45 University Road is the closest parking facility to One Brattle Square, however, public transportation is highly recommended.

Public Transportation

Take the Red Line of the MBTA subway (the “T”) to the Harvard Square Station. One Brattle Square is a quick walk from the station. A number of bus routes also have stops in Harvard Square.

From South Station (Bus/Train Station)

The MBTA commuter rail and Amtrak trains arrive in South Station. From there, take the Red Line of the subway inbound (toward Alewife). Travel six stops and get off at Harvard Square Station.

From Logan International Airport

By taxi: Depending on traffic and time of day, a taxi to Harvard Square takes approximately 30–60 minutes and costs about $45.

By public transportation: Take the Silver Line bus to South Station. Take the subway’s Red Line inbound (toward Alewife). Travel six stops and get off at Harvard Square Station. The trip takes about 45 minutes.

Around Harvard University and Harvard Square

In your free time outside of the program, you may want to explore the various restaurants, shops, and arts and entertainment venues in Harvard Square. Visit harvardsquare.com to browse all that the area has to offer.

Shop for Harvard-branded items at the Harvard COOP. You can also take an official self-guided audio tour or student-led tour of campus, both starting from the Harvard Information Center or a mobile tour of Harvard Yard that can be accessed on your smartphone. Also check out the Harvard University Events Calendar as many events are open to the public.