Beginner's Guide To The Subway | MBTA User Guides
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There are four main subway lines—the Green, Blue, Orange, and Red lines—with 125 stops throughout the region.
All routes operate seven days a week, and they all stop near Boston Common, right downtown:
- Green Line Red Line Park Street
- blue line Orange Line State Street
- blue line Green Line Government Center
- Red Line Orange Line Downtown Crossing
It’s easy to make connections to or from other subway lines, MBTA buses, Commuter Rail, Amtrak, and regional bus services.
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Did you know? The country’s very first subway tunnels are still in use today under Boston Common. The Tremont Street subway opened in 1897 as North America’s first subway tunnel. It’s still in use today, connecting Government Center, Park Street, and Boylston stations.
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