Getting to Austin
Centrally located in the state of Texas, Austin is easy to get to and can
be reached by bus, car, train and plane.
By plane:
Traveling to Austin from long distances is best accomplished by plane.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport serves the city of Austin and is
served by American Airlines, JetBlue, Continental Airlines, Delta
Airlines, Southwest Airlines and 6 other major airlines.
You can fly non stop to Austin from Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles,
Minneapolis, New York City, San Francisco, Washington DC and 34
other cities.
For a full list of airlines and links to their sites as well as a full list of
cities that you can fly to Austin nonstop, please visit Austin-Bergstrom
International Airport
By car:
From the North:
If you are traveling from Dallas and locations north, take Interstate 35
south. Austin is 3.5 hours south of Dallas.
From the South:
If you are traveling from San Antonio and locations south, take Interstate
35 north. Austin is 1 hour north of San Antonio and only 4 hours from the
USA/Mexican border.
From the West:
If you are traveling from El Paso and locations west, take Interstate 10
east, then US 290 east (exit 477) directly into Austin. Austin is 576 miles
or 7 hours from El Paso.
From the East:
If you are traveling from Houston and locations east, take Interstate 10
west, then Texas 71 west directly into Austin. Austin is 3 hours from
Houston.
By rail:
Amtrak offers limited service to Austin. Please visit AMTRAK for rates
and information.
By bus:
Greyhound Lines offers convenient bus service from all over the country.
Please visit GREYHOUND for rates and information.
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