Welcome to Kendall Square

Kendall Square, in Cambridge, MA is located at the intersection of Main Street, Broadway, Wadsworth Street, and Third Street but sometimes refers to a broader area, including part of MIT and the Kendall Cinema. Kendall Square is seated at the Cambridge side of the Longfellow Bridge, which spans the Charles River. Kendall Square is a mix of biotech and high-tech companies, MIT, small businesses that mostly serve these workers who commute in from outside the square, and a quiet, but lively night life.

Cambridge is located on the north side of the Charles River, which separates Cambridge from Boston. Home to Harvard University as well as MIT, Cambridge has a rich history. Originally established in 1630 as the town Newtowne, by the 700 original Puritan colonists of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, its name was changed to Cambridge in 1638 shortly after the founding of Harvard College. Cambridge was an active village, comprising of mostly Puritan colonists for many years to come. Cambridge was incorporated as the second city in Massachusetts.