Traveling by Car—New Traffic Pattern*
From I-95 take Exit 47 Downtown New Haven/Rt 34. Take the first exit. Turn right onto Church Street at the first intersection and then left onto Chapel Street.

From I-91 take Exit 1 Downtown New Haven.

*Downtown Crossing/Route 34 East is the City of New Haven's multi-year plan to transform Route 34 in downtown, from highway stub to slower speed, city streets.

Parking
In addition to the metered spaces on nearby streets, there is a conveniently located garage at 150 York Street, which offers discount parking to Members of the Yale Art Museums.

Traveling by Train
Amtrak, Metro-North, and Shore Line East operate through New Haven’s Union Station, which is a five-minute trip by taxi, bus, or car to the Gallery and downtown New Haven.

Amtrak travels through New Haven several times a day from locations between Washington D.C. and Boston. For schedule information and to reserve a seat, visit www.amtrak.com (station code NHV) or call 1-800-USA-RAIL.

Metro-North Railroad provides flexible, inexpensive transportation between New Haven and Manhattan at least every hour. No reservation is needed and tickets can be purchased right up to the time of departure. Visit www.mta.nyc.ny.us/mnr/ for information on train lines and schedules.

For travel between between New London and New Haven, the Connecticut Department of Transportation's Shore Line East commuter rail service provides fast and easy transportation seven days a week. For schedule and fare information, visit www.shorelineeast.com.