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Bus Station Information for Cedar Rapids, IA

Cedar Rapids (Airport - CID)

Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

24 Hours

Curbside Stop

Address: 2818 Lippisch Place SW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

Phone Number

(319) 365-1609/(319) 753-2864

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City InformationforKeokuk, IA

Welcome to the historic charm of Keokuk, IA, a delightful destination nestled by the intersection of the Mississippi and Des Moines Rivers. This quaint town invites you to explore its rich past and vibrant present. Must-see? The grand Keokuk National Cemetery, one of the original 14 national cemeteries, pays tribute to the past with peaceful reverence. Dive into the unique history at the George M. Verity Riverboat Museum, an iconic piece of steamboat lore.

Stroll the lively streets where local shops and cozy cafes sprinkle their own flavor, showcasing Keokuk's inviting community spirit. And if you're a nature lover, you’re in luck. Rand Park offers a serene escape with botanical gardens perfect for a leisurely walk or an impromptu picnic.

Whether you're traveling solo or with friends eager for a blend of history, natural beauty, and a unique local vibe, Keokuk awaits. Hop on that bus to Keokuk, IA, and let the city’s charm sweep you off your feet.

City InformationforCedar Rapids, IA

If you’re headed to Cedar Rapids, IA—or as the locals call it, the "City of Five Seasons"—you’re in for a delightful mix of culture, nature, and community spirit. Start your journey by hopping on a bus to Cedar Rapids, where you'll find plenty to keep you engaged and entertained without breaking the bank. History buffs can spend hours at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library, a treasure trove of stories and artifacts, while art lovers shouldn’t miss the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, home to the largest Grant Wood collection.

Feeling outdoor-enthusiastic? Take a walk along the scenic Cedar River or explore the Indian Creek Nature Center, where the great outdoors never felt so inviting. Foodies are in for a treat too, with a medley of locally-sourced eats that highlight the town’s burgeoning farm-to-table scene. Don’t leave town without experiencing the warmth of its small businesses, which add unparalleled charm. Whether you’re a culture vulture, nature lover, or in need of a relaxing getaway, Cedar Rapids has it all in spades.