Getting to Gateway Arch National Park

Going to the park is relatively easy. St. Louis Lambert International Airport is just a short drive from the park.

By Air

St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL)

10701 Lambert International Blvd.

St. Louis, MO 63145

https://www.flystl.com

(314) 890-1333

St. Louis Lambert International Airport is about a half hour from the park. It is serviced by several domestic and international carriers.

By Car

Interstate 44 East/55 North: Take Exit 292 for Lumiere Place Blvd./Washington Ave./Eads Bridge then take the u-turn from the left lane to access Pine Street and downtown.

Interstate 64 East: Take Exit 40 for Last Missouri Exit. Turn left onto Gratiot, then left onto Fourth Street. Continue north on Fourth Street to access downtown.

Interstate 70 East: Take Exit 249B for Tucker Blvd. Turn left onto Market Street to access downtown.

Exiting from Illinois Interstates 55, 64, &70 via Poplar Street Bridge, Martin Luther King Bridge, Eads Bridge, and Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge

Poplar Street Bridge: (55 South/64 West): After crossing the bridge, continue on 64/40 West and take Exit 40A for Stadium/Tucker Blvd. Continue straight off the exit then turn right on Walnut Street to access downtown.

Martin Luther King Bridge: After crossing the bridge, turn left under the interstate onto Carr Street followed by an immediate left onto Broadway to access downtown.

Eads Bridge: After crossing the bridge, continue straight on Washington Avenue to access downtown.

Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge: After crossing the bridge, take the left exit for North Tucker Blvd. Turn left on Market Street to access downtown.

By Public Transportation

MetroLink
The Gateway Arch is easily accessible from St. Louis’ MetroLink Lightrail. Board at any station and exit at 8th and Pine or Lacledes Landing and follow the signs to the Memorial (a ten minute walk). The trip from Lambert St. Louis International Airport to Gateway Arch National Park is 28 minutes, with departures to and from Lambert every 15-20 minutes.

The best way to get around the park is on foot. For more information about guided tours, visit our TOURS PAGE.

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