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Travel east on the Mass. Pike (I-90), through the Allston/Brighton tolls and then through the tunnel under the Prudential Center, continuing into the new tunnel (not named by any sign) that goes under Fort Point Channel toward S. Boston and Logan Airport. After the Pru Tunnel go into the right lane. Take Exit 25 while still in the (unnamed) Fort Point Channel tunnel.Exit 25 is two lanes wide. Use the right lane and as you emerge from underground and bear right onto W. Service Road. The large new Boston Convention Center will be on your left. You are now just a few blocks from Melcher Street, but the route is somewhat serpentine. After one block there is a light on W. Service Road; turn right here. Your route will be U-shaped, around a newly asphalted parking lot. Pass under the Summer Street bridge, then turn left at the next light, onto Congress Street. After a short block to the next light, turn left from Congress Street onto A Street. Continue done A Street. Our firm will be on the left.
There is a new parking garage one block behind Melcher Street, which can be reached by turning left onto Necco Street, traveling down one block to the end of Necco Street (you will see the garage on your left), and turning left at the end of Necco Street to reach the garage entrance. Alternatively, while still on A Street, drive past Melcher Street and continue (past an alley) to the next right turn (also called Necco Street, because Necco is L-shaped), which will bring you to the garage entrance.
There is also an outdoor surface parking lot on Necco Street, in addition to a few metered spaces (rarely empty however) on Melcher Street. Many visitors prefer the garage. Sometimes the garage has been full by mid-morning, however, reopening only later. There are a number of other surface parking lots within a few blocks of Melcher Street.
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