Directions to Volunteer Lawyers Project      

By Car

Our offices are located in downtown Boston, near Downtown Crossing.

99 Chauncy Street, Suite 400

Boston, MA 02111

(617) 423-0648

www.vlpnet.org

From Points South:

• Take Route 93 North toward Boston
• Take Exit 20 I-90/South Station
• Follow the signs to South Station and Downtown
• At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Kneeland Street
• Proceed to the seventh light, and then turn right onto Washington Street
• Turn right onto Essex Street
• Turn left onto Chauncy Street

From the North:

• Take Route 93 South or Route 1 South (they merge in Boston)
• Take Exit 23 Purchase Street
• At the fourth traffic light, turn right onto Kneeland Street
• At the third traffic light, turn right onto Washington Street
• Turn right on Essex Street
• Turn left onto Chauncy Street

From the West:

• Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) toward Boston.
• Take Exit 24A for South Station
• At the first traffic light, take a left onto Kneeland Street
• At the fifth traffic light, turn right onto Washington Street.
• Turn left onto Chauncy Street.
  

By Public Transportation

The nearest MBTA ("T") station to our offices is the Downtown Crossing station on the Orange and Red Lines.

• Once at the Downtown Crossing station, find the Chauncy Street exit.

• Walk South down Chauncy street two blocks. You will see our building on your right.

Please Note: If you are taking the Blue Line, you can switch to the Orange Line at State Street station.  If you are taking the Green Line, you can switch to the Red Line at Park Street station. The Chinatown station on the Orange Line is also close to our offices.

Commuter Rail

As an alternative to driving into Boston, the commuter rail is accessible from numerous cities and towns surrounding the city. Take the commuter rail from your local station to either South Station or Porter Square, then change to the Red Line and follow the Subway directions above.

More information

For more information on Boston's public transportation, including bus schedules, call 617-222-3200 or visit the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) website.