Maps + Visitor Information
Plan Your Visit
Make Boston your gallery.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local looking to see Boston in a new light, the Triennial invites you to explore thought-provoking works of art across every corner of the city from May 22 to October 31. From interactive installations to community-driven events, we’ve made it easy to chart your course. Use this section to plan your route, visit the Triennial Hub at Lyrik, join a guided tour, and get the most out of your Triennial experience.
MAPS
Navigate the Triennial with ease.
Interactive map coming soon.
Use our interactive map to explore all Boston Public Art Triennial commissions, programming, and partner sites across the city.
Each project location includes helpful details like artist name, site address, links to learn more, and find nearby amenities. Filter by neighborhood, location types, and affiliated partners to customize your experience.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Stay close to the art.
Planning a visit from out of town? We’ve got you covered. The Boston Public Art Triennial is a citywide exhibition with installations in neighborhoods from East Boston to Mattapan, and there are plenty of places to stay near the action. Many locations are walkable to Triennial sites or conveniently located near public transit.
To explore hotel options and book your stay, click the button below to view accommodations offered through our partners at Meet Boston.
TRANSPORTATION
Getting Around Boston
Public art meets public access.
The Boston Public Art Triennial spans neighborhoods across the city—from East Boston to Mattapan, the Waterfront to Roxbury—and we want you to experience it all.
Most project sites are located near major MBTA subway or bus stops, and many are walkable from downtown or connected by bike routes.
Take the T to easily reach neighborhoods like Dorchester, Roxbury, and Copley Square. Planning to drive? Several locations are accessible via I-93 and the Mass Pike, with nearby public parking lots and garages.
Prefer to bike? We’re proud to partner with Bluebikes, Boston’s public bike share system. Download the Bluebikes app to find the nearest docking station and pedal your way through the city’s open-air gallery. A map to navigate to all sites will be available by May 22.
Head to our Interactive Map (coming soon) for route planning tools and real-time directions.
ACCESSIBILITY
Art belongs to everyone.
We believe public art should be accessible to all. That’s why the Boston Public Art Triennial is committed to creating inclusive, welcoming experiences across every site and program.
Many of our locations are wheelchair accessible and reachable by public transit. All sites will include audio guides and interpretive materials in multiple languages. Our Public Art Ambassadors will be on-site during Opening Week and Triennial programs to offer directions, support, and answer questions.
We are continuously working to improve accessibility across all aspects of the Triennial. If you have questions about accommodations or specific needs, please don’t hesitate to reach out; we’re here to help!
Visit the Interactive Map (coming soon) or Events Calendar to learn more about each site’s accessibility features.