Maine
Take US 95 South to US 93 South and exit 26A Leverett Circle/Cambridge - at the bottom of the ramp follow signs to Storrow Drive (5 miles on Storrow Drive West to CBS Boston)
New Hampshire
Take US 93 South to exit 26A Leverett Circle/Cambridge - at the bottom of the ramp follow signs to Storrow Drive (5 miles on Storrow Drive West to CBS Boston)
WEST
New York and Connecticut
Take the Mass Pike East to exit 18 Allston/Brighton/Cambridge - Follow the signs to Cambridge, but DO NOT CROSS THE CHARLES RIVER - turn left just before the river - sign will read Newton/Arlington - this puts you on Soldiers Field Road *
SOUTH
Rhode Island
Take 95 North to the Mass Pike East to exit 18 Allston/Brighton/Cambridge - Follow the signs to Cambridge, but DO NOT CROSS THE CHARLES RIVER - turn left just before the river - sign will read Newton/Arlington - this puts you on Soldiers Field Road *
Cape Cod
Take Route 3 North to US 93 North to the Mass Pike West to exit 18 Allston/Brighton/Cambridge - Follow the signs to Cambridge, but DO NOT CROSS THE CHARLES RIVER - turn left just before the river - sign will read Newton/Arlington - this puts you on Soldiers Field Road *
* Soldiers Field Road and Storrow Drive are the same. The name changes in the middle, but will have no effect on you. Follow Storrow Drive/Soldiers Field Road West. Always keep the Charles River to your right and do not cross it. The river and the road take a left-hand bend around Harvard football Stadium. CBS Boston is located on the left side of Soldiers Field Road just after the stadium. It is a country setting and very easy to spot the large white CBS Boston building with a red radio tower beside it.
You will need to do a u-turn to park in the visitor parking lot. Sign on the right side of the road indicate a right lane exit for u-turns.
Public Transportation
86 bus stops in the same place.
The # 70 and #86 bus out of Central Square in Cambridge comes down Western Avenue. Exit at Western Ave. and Everett Street. walk down Everett St towards Soldiers Field Road the Station will be on your right.
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