By Plane:

Axis Coach provides shared airport shuttle transportation service to or from Logan Airport and Manchester Airport. Their reliable and courteous drivers will transport you to your destination, making your trip relaxing and stress free. Please be aware that there will be additional stops along the way and for this reason we may have to schedule your pickup time well in advance of you flight departure time. 

By Bus:

City buses in Boston are services by the MBTA, the primary transportation authority for Greater Boston. As a short-term visitor to see the sights in Boston, you'll find yourself walking or taking taxis, the subway or Commuter Rail trains to most of the places you want to go. Buses are less useful than rail transport for the major sights. The exception is the Silver Line buses, large articulated buses that run a route conceived as a substitute for constructing a much more expensive underground train line.

Taxi

Taxis tend to be an expensive option. Rates are determined by the meter, which calculates miles. Expect to pay about $10 to $15 between most tourist points within the city limits, without much traffic. It is harder to get a taxi in bad weather or during business hours.

By Train:

Boston's South Station at the junction of Summer Street and Atlantic Avenue, and Back Bay Station, at 145 Dartmouth Street. South Station has restaurants, newsagents and an information booth. Visitors to Boston will find the Red Line andGreen Line most useful for seeing the sights. The Blue Line and Silver Line are useful for getting to and from Logan Airport. Fare is $1.25 for most rides.You'll find the Red Line most useful for travel between South Station Transportation Center, (Amtrak intercity trains, MBTA Commuter Rail trains, and intercity buses),Downtown Crossing (the heart of Boston's shopping district), Park Street (beneathBoston Common) and Harvard Square.