Discover Malden:
A Community Full of Life, Parks, and Possibilities
Life in Malden?
Malden offers the best of both worlds: a strong sense of community and easy access to Boston. Just five miles from the city, the Orange Line at Malden Center connects you to downtown in under 20 minutes. Whether you're commuting, running errands, or spending time with friends, getting around is simple.
At the same time, Malden feels like home. Tree-lined streets, neighborhood parks, and local businesses give the city a warm, welcoming feel. The Northern Strand Trail and local bus routes provide even more ways to move through your day. This is a place where you can settle in and feel connected to your neighbors, your city, and your future.
Things to Do in Malden
Whether you’re exploring local parks, enjoying the vibrant downtown, or discovering hidden gems, Malden offers something for everyone.
Fellsmere Park provides scenic outdoor space year-round, while Lincoln Commons and Newman Park are located just around the corner from 272 Cross Street, offering nearby outdoor spaces for relaxation and recreation.
Local favorites like Idle Hands Craft Ales and Project Putt add to the city’s mix of entertainment and social spaces. Downtown Malden is home to events, independent shops, and small galleries that reflect the community’s creativity and diversity.
Getting Around Malden
Whether you're heading into Boston or staying local, getting around is simple and stress-free. Malden Center Station is just a mile from 272 Cross Street, offering direct access to the Orange Line and downtown Boston in under 20 minutes. Local bus routes make neighborhood travel easy, and the nearby Northern Strand Community Trail offers a scenic way to enjoy your way through the city.
Malden’s Diverse Food Scene
One of the best things about Malden is the food. You’ll find a world of flavors just minutes from your front door.
From Vietnamese pho and Japanese ramen to Salvadoran pupusas and Colombian pastries, the variety is unmatched. Classic diners and neighborhood pizza spots sit comfortably alongside specialty grocery stores and fresh markets that reflect the city’s rich cultural mix.
Whether you're trying something new or craving a familiar favorite, good food is always close by.