Norwood

Get in

By car

There are plenty of ways to get into Norwood by car from every direction. Using Rte 95 you can make your way to Norwood from either Boston or Providence. Also, Rte 1 can take you into the heart of Norwood from both the north and the south. Coming from other Boston suburbs you can use Rte 128 to get to the edge of town then proceed south on 109 through Westwood or use Rte 1 or 95 to go directly into Norwood. From the south and Cape Cod you can use Rte 495, the outermost beltway around Boston, and go north on 1 or 95 into Norwood.

By train

Train stations

Norwood has three stops on the MBTA Franklin line:

• Norwood Depot
• Norwood Central
• Windsor Gardens

Westwood has:

• Islington Station. There is a frequent service of trains to and from Boston.
• Train operators:

• Acela travels multiple times daily between Boston and Washington, D.C. with stops in Westwood, Providence, New Haven, Stamford, New York City, Newark, Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore.
• MBTA
• Providence line

By bus

One can catch the 34E bus from Forest Hills station. It runs along Washington Street seven days a week, every 30-60 minutes.

By plane

• Norwood Memorial Airport

Get around

Being the hub of Norfolk County, Norwood is in the middle of all major roads south of Boston including 128, 95 and Rte 1 which runs directly through the town. There are also two train stations in Norwood for commuter rail trains that run into Boston all throughout the day. The 34E MBTA bus provides local service seven days a week with many stops along Washington Street or Route 1A, runs every 30 to 60 minutes.