Transportation information for St Louis is provided below. Travel information includes driving directions, maps, airport information and more.
The Lambert-St. Louis International Airport is the main airport for travelers flying to St. Louis. Because St. Louis is in the center of the United States, it makes it possible for travelers to fly to St. Louis from most major U.S. cities within just two or three hours. Fourteen airlines service the airport providing more than 200 daily flights to more than 60 different cities.
Metrolink, St. Louis' light rail system, is an affordable, clean and efficient way of seeing many of the attractions in St. Louis. It has been called one of the best mass transit systems in the country. Many taxis provide a good mode of transportation within the city and can be found at most major hotels as well as other locations within the city. Bus lines such as Greyhound provide service St. Louis and the surrounding area. Amtrak also provides service to St. Louis and the surrounding area by train.
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Basic Directions
St. Louis is 120 miles northwest of Cape Girardeau and 126 miles east of Columbia. It is accessible via Interstate Highways 70, 44, 64 and 55. Car rentals can be found at the airport as well as many locations across the city of St. Louis. The easy to use network of highways in St. Louis make little work and short drives of getting to attractions or any other destinations you have.
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