Our office is located at 75 Federal Street, on the third floor. There are elevators available. A wheelchair accessible entrance to the building is located on Franklin Street between Federal Street and Devonshire Street.

MBTA Subway (The “T”):

Orange Line: Take the Orange Line to the Back Bay Station. Exit the station and walk northeast on Dartmouth Street towards Stuart Street. Turn right onto Stuart Street, then turn left onto Arlington Street. JVS Boston is located at 75 Federal Street.

Red Line: Take the Red Line to the Downtown Crossing Station. From there, you can either walk south on Washington Street, turn right onto Summer Street, and then left onto Federal Street or transfer to the Orange Line towards Forest Hills and follow the directions above from Back Bay Station.

Green Line: Take the Green Line to the Boylston Station. Walk southeast on Tremont Street, turn left onto Stuart Street, and continue onto Federal Street.

MBTA Bus:

Several bus routes stop near JVS Boston. Check the MBTA website for specific bus routes and schedules that stop at or near Federal Street.

Commuter Rail:

Take any Commuter Rail line to South Station. From South Station, you can either walk north on Atlantic Avenue, turn left onto Summer Street, and then right onto Federal Street, or take the Red Line to Downtown Crossing and follow the directions above.

For more information, visit the MBTA website to plan your trip and check schedules.

Parking Garages:

Garage at Post Office Square

   – Address: 130 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02110

   – Distance: Approximately a 5-minute walk to JVS Boston.

   – Features: Offers ample parking space and convenient access to JVS.

One Federal Street Garage

   – Address: 1 Federal Street, Boston, MA 02110

   – Distance: Approximately a 3-minute walk to JVS Boston.

   – Features: Located very close to JVS and offers secure parking.

Pi Alley Parking Garage

   – Address: 275 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108

   – Distance: Approximately a 10-minute walk to JVS Boston.

   – Features: Another nearby option for parking with easy access to the main business district.

Street Parking

Metered Parking: Available on surrounding streets such as Federal Street, Franklin Street, and Devonshire Street. Metered parking is usually limited to 2 hours, so it’s best for shorter visits.

Free Parking: Limited free parking may be available on weekends or holidays, but it’s generally hard to find on weekdays.

Additional Information:

Public Transportation If possible, consider using public transportation due to the limited and often expensive parking options in downtown Boston.

Parking Apps:  Use parking apps like SpotHero or ParkWhiz to find and reserve parking spots in advance, which can save time and ensure availability.

For more details and real-time availability, please check online parking services or contact the parking garages directly.