The trip from Warwick to Boston is a short 70-mile journey that is easily managed via the MBTA Commuter Rail or by driving I-95 North. The Commuter Rail departs from the T.F. Green Airport station, providing a stress-free alternative to Boston traffic. Driving typically takes 90 minutes, though congestion near the city can extend this significantly. This route is a primary artery for commuters and tourists alike. You will pass through the historic towns of Attleboro and Sharon before reaching the city center.
Total Distance: 115 km driving distance; 95 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 1 hour 15 mins | 1 hour 30 mins |
| Avg Price | $12-$15 | $20 in fuel |
| Operator | MBTA Commuter Rail | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Providence/Stoughton Line from TF Green to South Station. | I-95 North to I-93 North. |
| Tip | Check the MBTA schedule online as weekend service may differ from weekday schedules. | Parking in downtown Boston is expensive; use public transit or park at a suburban T station. |
Late spring or early autumn provides the best weather for walking around Boston.