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Luggage storage in and around Cambridge

Plenty of travellers visiting Cambridge need somewhere to leave a bag, whether it's before a holiday rental is ready or during the hours before a late train out. A day of sightseeing is easier without dragging luggage along.

The city sits directly across the Charles River from Boston. The Cambridge Common is a 16-acre National Historic Landmark just outside Harvard Square. Longfellow House – Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site is a short walk from Harvard Square. Kendall Square has become a global centre for biotechnology research and innovation. With Stasher, you can store bags from $3.48 per bag per day.

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Getting from Logan Airport to Cambridge with bags

Boston Logan International Airport serves Cambridge and sits about 8 miles away. The fastest public transport route to Cambridge in general is the MBTA Silver Line SL1 to South Station, then a subway transfer, which takes about 40 minutes in total. Heading specifically to the Kendall/MIT area of Cambridge, the journey takes approximately 30 minutes, and the fare is $2.00 using a Charlie Card or $2.50 with cash. Large items like furniture and appliances aren't permitted on MBTA buses and trains. The MBTA Red Line subway connects Boston to Cambridge with stops at Kendall/MIT, Central Square, Harvard Square, and Porter Square. From Logan, take the MBTA Silver Line bus to South Station, then transfer to the outbound Red Line towards Cambridge.

Using MBTA with luggage

The MBTA RIDE allows one standard-sized piece of luggage plus one personal item, as long as both can be stowed without blocking aisles or passenger space. On the Commuter Rail, train staff can provide a bridge plate to help passengers with luggage board or disembark safely.

Visiting Cambridge attractions with bags

The MIT List Visual Arts Center only allows bags measuring 11 x 14 inches or smaller into its galleries, so larger backpacks or suitcases need to stay elsewhere before you go in.

With museums and over 300 restaurants drawing visitors across Cambridge, a bag you're not carrying makes it far easier to move between a gallery and a meal. The Cambridge Visitor Information Center in the Cambridge KiOSK next to the Harvard Red Line T station is a useful stop if you need help planning your day once your hands are free.

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