Haymarket station
Haymarket station is served by the Orange Line, Green Line D and Green Line E on the Boston subway. On the Orange Line, it sits between State and North Station. It opened in 1898 and now handles roughly 3,213,512 passengers a year. It sits in Downtown.
Key facts
- LinesOLOrange LineDGreen Line DEGreen Line E
- DistrictDowntown
- Opened1898
- Annual ridership3,213,512
- Distance from centre≈ 7 km
- Coordinates42.36302, -71.05829
Position on the line
On the Orange Line
On the Green Line D line
On the Green Line E line
Map around Haymarket
Nearest stations
- Bowdoin0.4 km · BL
- North Station0.4 km · OLDE
- Government Center0.4 km · BLBCDE
- State0.5 km · OLBL
- Aquarium0.7 km · BL
- Park Street0.8 km · RLBCDE
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Haymarket station?
- Haymarket is served by the Orange Line, Green Line D and Green Line E on the Boston subway.
- Can you change lines at Haymarket?
- Yes. Haymarket is an interchange between 3 lines (Orange Line, Green Line D and Green Line E).
- When did Haymarket station open?
- Haymarket station opened in 1898.
- What are the stations either side of Haymarket on the Orange Line?
- On the Orange Line, Haymarket sits between State and North Station.
- What are the stations either side of Haymarket on the Green Line D line?
- On the Green Line D line, Haymarket sits between Government Center and North Station.
- How busy is Haymarket station?
- Haymarket handles roughly 3,213,512 passengers a year.
- Where is Haymarket station?
- Haymarket station is in Downtown, Boston.