Getting here
Metropolitan Richmond is located at the junction of I-95 and I-64, and is within two hours' drive of the Atlantic Ocean,
the Blue Ridge Mountains and our nation's capital.
Richmond is also within a half a day's drive of more than half the U.S.
population. Its central location makes Richmond an ideal hub for access to Virginia's other remarkable attractions - from historic
Colonial Williamsburg to the sandy shores of Virginia Beach and beyond.
By Taxi/Limousines
Additional intercity service is provided by more than 40 taxicab companies. Cab stands are located at most major hotels,
Richmond International Airport, Amtrak and the Greyhound/Trail
ways terminal. For airport transportation Groome
Transportation, 804/222-7222, serves all hotels, area
business and residences.
By Bus
Greyhound/Trail ways, located in a conveniently located terminal, is minutes from downtown at 2910 North Boulevard.
Call 800/231-2222 for fare and schedule information.
Bus service is provided throughout Metro Richmond by the Greater Richmond Transit Co. which also operates buses especially
equipped to service disabled passengers. Call 804/358-4782 for bus schedules or visit the
GRTC website.
By Plane
Richmond International Airport
Richmond International Airport (RIC) is accessible from I-95 and
I-295 and is close to downtown Richmond. With more than
20 daily flights, service is provided by Delta, Northwest, United, USAirways,
Continental, Jet Blue, to name a few.
Richmond International Airport, 226-3000.
By Train
Amtrak Richmond re-opened the historic Main Street Station in 2003.
This century-old station reminds travelers of the glory days and grand styles of early passenger train travel.
For schedule and service information, plus the history of the Main Street Station, visit
www.MainStreetStation.info.
A second station with additional service is Amtrak's Staples Mill Station, located minutes from I-95 and I-64, 7519 Staples Mill Road.
Handicap accessibility and special assistance are available.
