I have been going to ISKCON temples my whole life around the world. I have to say the Boston temple is very special. The atmosphere is a family environment, very welcoming to everyone! The Sunday and Wednesday programs are incredible with delicious vegetarian free feasts! In the heart of the city (by Copley square) its a beautiful location!

A nice little ISKCON temple in downtown. It is smaller in size n area compared to other ISKCON temples I have visited around the world. But it is still pretty calming place to visit. They do sell and sometimes freely distribute the English Translated easy versions of Holy book Geeta. Even if someone is not spiritual person, going through these books, give u instant knowledge to yr brain and peace to heart. There are sunday classes for kids on various topics too. Now a days, kids do not simply trust in God, they ask questions on God and Its existence. ISKCON teachings fit the bill very nicely with new generations as their explanations are backed with science facts and also its not pushy on praying in one particular manner only. It helps kids in understanding n building their beliefs irrespective of the religion they belong. Their Prasad, the holy feast after the prayers, are always very good. It has that unique flavor that remains same be it Finland, India, LA, London or here. If you are in that side of town then may consider to spend sometime and Darshan in Temple.

The Boston branch of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, was one of the most prominent temples in the early years of the Hare Krishna movement. ISKCON Boston is committed to providing inspiration and spiritual strength to its residents and congregational members. The website provides information about Daily Schedule. Daily Arati and Darshan : Seven aratis and bhoga (food) offerings are made every day at the Temple, in accordance with strict Vedic standards of Deity worship. Weekdays Their Lordships offer Their darshan from 4:45 - 5:30 AM, 7:45 - 9:00 AM, 10:00 - 11:30 AM, 12:00 to 12:30 PM, 4:00 - 6:30 PM, 7:00 - 7:30 PM, and 8:30 - 8:45 PM. Devotees are welcome to visit Their Lordships at any of these times. Please note that the Temple room is closed for the Deity’s rest between 12:30 and 4:00 PM Monday - Saturday. For car parking, Meters surrounding the temple are two-hour limit (12min per 1 quarter, some meters accept only quarters, on some streets there are meeters that accept credit cards) and those usually end between 6pm and 8pm, depending on the street. Read the meters. Out of Order meters are free for 1 hour. Parking is free all day on Sundays and holidays at all meters. Parking is also available at the Boston Commons garage (10 min. walk from temple) for a discounted rate ($6). Discounted rate sticker is valid after 4pm weekday and all day Saturday and Sunday. Sticker can be purchased from the temple gift shop during Sunday and Wednesday programs.