Guidebook for Lowell
Getting Around
Commuter Rail Into North Station in Boston, Massachusetts.
To check schedule and other information:
http://www.mbta.com/schedules_and_maps/rail/
Commuter Rail
101 Thorndike StCommuter Rail Into North Station in Boston, Massachusetts.
To check schedule and other information:
http://www.mbta.com/schedules_and_maps/rail/
Food Scene
1981 Ramen Bar
129 Merrimack StReally Good Homemade Ramen
Marko’s Mediterranean Grill
282 Appleton StGood Mediterranean food for a great price
Vegetarian & Vegan Cafe with coffee, tea, smoothies and food. Try one of their Quinoa bowls!
8 locals recommend
Life Alive Organic Cafe
194 Middle StVegetarian & Vegan Cafe with coffee, tea, smoothies and food. Try one of their Quinoa bowls!
Olympia Restaurant
453 Market StIf you want Greek food this is where the locals and everyone else goes.
China Star Dim Sum Lounge
1733 Middlesex StBest Chinese food in Lowell
Brew'd Awakening Coffeehaus
61 Market StCute little coffee shop with good coffee
Drinks & Nightlife
The local Lowell Brewery. The food is good, the beers are ok, please be aware that the service is hit or miss.
Beerworks (No. 4 Lowell)
203 Cabot StThe local Lowell Brewery. The food is good, the beers are ok, please be aware that the service is hit or miss.
Navigation Brewing Company
122 Western Avehttp://www.navigationbrewing.com/
Merrimack Ales
92 Bolt Streethttp://merrimackales.com/
The Safe
160 Merrimack StArts & Culture
The Lowell National Park tour offers visitors an in-depth look into the past that brought the 19th century textile industry to tap the waterpower of the Merrimack River while also revealing cultural connections to the present and visions for the future. Experience the roar of the power looms in the Boott Cotton Mills Museum, glimpse the social lives of millworkers at the Mill Girls & Immigrants Exhibit, and see how industrialization changed the Merrimack River at the brand new River Transformed Exhibit.
13 locals recommend
Lowell National Historical Park
246 Market StThe Lowell National Park tour offers visitors an in-depth look into the past that brought the 19th century textile industry to tap the waterpower of the Merrimack River while also revealing cultural connections to the present and visions for the future. Experience the roar of the power looms in the Boott Cotton Mills Museum, glimpse the social lives of millworkers at the Mill Girls & Immigrants Exhibit, and see how industrialization changed the Merrimack River at the brand new River Transformed Exhibit.
The New England Quilt Museum
18 Shattuck StQuilt Museum:
http://nequiltmuseum.org/index.html
Whistler House Museum Of Art
243 Worthen Sthttp://www.whistlerhouse.org/
Entertainment & Activities
Local Lowell Baseball Park
http://lowell.spinners.milb.com/index.jsp
6 locals recommend
Edward A. LeLacheur Park
450 Aiken AveLocal Lowell Baseball Park
http://lowell.spinners.milb.com/index.jsp
Shopping
Over 300 working artist! You can purchase work as well as take art classes:
http://westernavenuestudios.com/
7 locals recommend
Western Avenue | Studios & Lofts
122 Western AveOver 300 working artist! You can purchase work as well as take art classes:
http://westernavenuestudios.com/
Essentials
Hannaford Supermarket
777 Rogers St
Rex Liquors Laundry & Tanning
68 Mammoth RdLiquor and Laundry
Pro Nails & Spa
1235 Bridge StGreat nail place, get the top of the line Pedicure, it is so worth it!
Rex Liquors Laundry & Tanning
68 Mammoth Rd