Directions to Kingston:

Kingston is conveniently located on the north shore of Lake Ontario just off highway 401, approximately half way between Montreal and Toronto, and 30 minutes from the Thousands Islands International Bridge on Route 81 in New York state.

CAR:
To get to Kingston’s downtown core by car, we suggest taking the Sir John Alexander MacDonald Blvd. Exit off of the 401, heading south to King St. and make a left. King St. will then follow the banks of Lake Ontario taking you directly to the downtown core.

Alternatively you could take the Highway 15 exit off the 401, and head south to Highway 2. Turn right on Highway 2 – you will pass Fort Henry on your left and the Royal Military College on your right before crossing the LaSalle Causeway and heading into the downtown. The K-ROCK Centre will be directly in front of you as you come off the Causeway.

To get detailed driving instructions, please click here to visit MapQuest
http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Kingston&state=ON

RAIL:
Via Rail has 22 daily departures and arrivals to and from Kingston – visit their website at www.viarail.ca or call 1-800 VIA RAIL for schedules

BUS:
Coach Canada has 25 daily departures and arrivals to and from Kingston – visit them at www.coachcanada.com or call 613-547-4916 for schedules

AIR:
Norman Rogers Airport is Kingston’s link to air travel – please visit their web site here http://www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/transportation/airport/index.asp

KINGSTON TRANSIT:
For Kingston Transit Routes, Schedules and the new My Trip Planner at www.cityofkingston.ca/residents/transportation/transit/index.asp

A $5 Day Pass is available for visitors to Kingston. This pass gives one adult and two children (under 18) unlimited bus rides, and is available at City Hall, 216 Ontario St., or at the Tourism Information Office in Confederation Park.

MAP OF THE BIA:

Downtown Kingston! is a Business Improvement Area (BIA) – a provincially legislated association of business people who have joined together to promote, beautify and generally improve the physical area known as the downtown.