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Maryville University - - Transportation

The closest major airport is Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, located at a distance of 12 miles from the city center of St. Louis, MO.

Getting around in St. Louis, MO

Getting around in St. Louis is easy. You can either drive, walk, ride the bike or use the public transportation services available: MetroBus can get you almost anywhere you need to go, while MetroLink, the region's light rail system, connects downtown to the airport and many popular attractions and neighborhoods in the city.

The regular fare for riding MetroLink is $3.75 outbound from airport stations and $2.25 elsewhere.

The city is also served by Amtrak, through the Gateway Multimodal Transportation Center located downtown.

The major highways and roads, which serve St. Louis, include: I-270, I-70, I-170, I-55, I-44, I-255 and I-64, which is the main east/west interstate, also known, locally, as Hwy. 40.

How to get to Maryville University campus?

Easy! Just follow the driving directions listed below!

From Lambert-St. Louis International Airport: Head northwest on Airport Access Rd., toward Air Cargo Rd/Natural Bridge Rd/E Terminal, and turn left at Natural Bridge Rd. Merge onto I-70 W, via the ramp to Rental Car Return, and take exit 232A-232B to merge onto I-270 S, toward Memphis. Take exit 13 for Ladue Rd., toward Missouri Ab., and keep right at the fork, following the signs for County Ab., then merge onto Ladue Rd. Turn left at S Mason Rd. and right at Conway Rd. Make a sharp left at Maryville University Dr. and take the 1st right to stay on Maryville University Dr. Maryville University will be on the left.