Emporia (Kansas)
Emporia is a city in the Flint Hills region of Kansas. It is the county seat of Lyon County and the home of Emporia State University and William Allen White.
Get in
By car
By bus
Greyhound has a stop at 2000 Industrial Road. There are a few hotels five and six blocks away from the stop.
Get around
By bus
Lyon County Area Transit (LCAT) (+1 620-343-4207) operates two routes. The common transfer point is at the Newman Regional Health hospital at 1201 West 12th Ave.
See
- Historic structures.
Do
Buy
Eat
Radius Brewing Company
Drink
Sleep
- Super 8, 2913 W US Highway 50 (southwest corner of town, west end of US Highway 50), ☎ +1 620-342-7567. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 11AM.
Go next
| Routes through Emporia |
| Kansas City ← Ottawa ← | N  |
→ El Dorado → Wichita |
Kansas City via  |
N  |
→ END |
| Follow |
N  |
→ Follow |
| Hutchinson ← Peabody ← | W  |
→ Olathe → Kansas City |
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