Neuroimaging Maps and Directions

The Center for Brain Science Neuroimaging Facility is located in the Northwest Building

Address: 52 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA 02138

Northwest building exterior
Maps

The below map shows the local surroundings of the Northwest Science Building.

In addition, see this Google walking map for the pedestrian route from the Harvard Square T Station to the Northwest Science Building.

See these customizable Google driving directions. Note that parking is very limited on Oxford Street (see Parking below.)

Public Transportation

The nearest subway stop is the Harvard station on the Red Line. Take the Church Street exit and walk NNE through Harvard Yard to the Science Center. Then proceed away from the Science Center on Oxford St. The Northwest Building is just beyond the Harvard Museum of Natural History, on the right hand side of the street.

The subway fare is $2.40 (Charlie ticket required). From Logan Airport, take the Silver Line bus from your terminal to South Station (your subway ticket will cover this part of the journey as well), and then the Red Line (Inbound, towards Alewife) six stops to Harvard. For journeys from other starting points, see the MBTA subway map.

Taxis from Logan Airport take 30 minutes (less outside rush hour) and cost $35-40.

Driving Directions

You can use these customizable Google driving directions. Note that parking is very limited on Oxford Street (see Parking below.)

From South of Boston:

Take I-93 North to exit 26 (Cambridge / Storrow Drive).
Keep left at end of ramp and take underpass to Storrow Drive.
Continue on Storrow Drive approximately 4 miles to Cambridge / Allston.
Turn right at end of ramp onto John F. Kennedy Street.
Harvard Square is approximately 0.5 mile straight ahead.
Drive through the Square past the Harvard Gate.
Where John F. Kennedy Street splits into Massachusetts Ave. and Peabody Street, bear right and proceed under the overpass.
At the first light, take a left onto Quincy Street.
At the next light, take a left on Kirkland, and Kirkland turns into Oxford at right turn.
The Northwest Lab is located at 52 Oxford Street, just past the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

From North of Boston:

Take I-93 South to exit 26 (Cambridge / Storrow Drive).
Keep left at end of ramp and take underpass to Storrow Drive.
Continue on Storrow Drive approximately 4 miles to Cambridge / Allston.
Turn right at end of ramp onto John F. Kennedy Street.
Harvard Square is approximately 0.5 mile straight ahead.
Drive through the Square past the Harvard Gate.
Where John F. Kennedy Street splits into Massachusetts Ave. and Peabody Street, bear right and proceed under the overpass.
At the first light, take a left onto Quincy Street.
At the next light, take a left on Kirkland, and Kirkland turns into Oxford at right turn.
The Northwest Lab is located at 52 Oxford Street, just past the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

From West of Boston:

Take I-90 East (Mass Turnpike) to exit 18 (Cambridge / Allston).
Bear right after toll booth at end of exit ramp.
Turn left after lights (before the bridge) onto Storrow Drive.
Take Cambridge / Allston exit (0.5 miles ahead) and
turn right at end of ramp onto John F. Kennedy Street.
Harvard Square is approximately 0.5 mile straight ahead.
Drive through the Square past the Harvard Gate.
Where John F. Kennedy Street splits into Massachusetts Ave. and Peabody Street, bear right and proceed under the overpass.
At the first light, take a left onto Quincy Street.
At the next light, take a left on Kirkland, and Kirkland turns into Oxford at right turn.
The Northwest Lab is located at 52 Oxford Street, just past the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

Parking
On-Street Parking

On-street parking places can be difficult to find, but 2-hour parking is available on Oxford Street.

52 Oxford Street Garage

The 52 Oxford Street Garage is located under our building. Entrance to the garage is at Oxford and Everett Streets. One-day visitor parking permits can be purchased online from Harvard Transportation and Parking. Participants in MRI studies can request a free parking pass that is valid for the duration of the study visit from their study coordinator.