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Bus Station Information for Ames, IA

Ames

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Ames, IA 50010

Bus Station
Address
129 Hayward Avenue Suite 103
Ames, IA 50010
Phone Number
(515) 243-5283/(800) 858-8555
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Ames (Phillips 66)

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Ames, IA 50010

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Address
110 Airport Rd 
Ames, IA 50010
Phone Number
(800) 858-8555
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City InformationforSelma, AL

Selma, AL, may be small, but this town is brimming with historical significance and Southern charm. Steeped in civil rights history, Selma invites you to walk across the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge, a landmark that stands testament to the town's pivotal role in American history. You'll find the National Voting Rights Museum nearby, where you can explore Selma's monumental past.

Art lovers and history buffs alike will appreciate a leisurely stroll through the Historic Water Avenue District, where vibrant murals and well-preserved architecture tell their own stories. Nature enthusiasts should not miss Old Cahawba Archaeological Park. As Alabama’s original state capital now turned ghost town, it offers intriguing trails and scenic views for your exploration.

The local flavor here is down-home and delicious, whether you’re grabbing a savory dish at a mom-and-pop eatery or sipping sweet tea in a cozy café. So, why not hop on a bus to Selma, AL? Its rich tapestry of history, art, and welcoming warmth await your discovery.

City InformationforAmes, IA

Looking for a place that blends small-town charm with university city energy? Hop on that bus to Ames, IA. This lively town is more than just the home of Iowa State University; it’s a destination filled with arts, culture, and nature. First stop? The iconic Reiman Gardens, where 17 acres of botanical beauty await, complete with a stunning butterfly wing conservatory. Art lovers can dive into the vibrant local scene at the Octagon Center for the Arts, while sports fans won't want to miss a Cyclones game!

For a taste of local vibes, wander through Main Street, where unique shops and delicious eateries line the sidewalks, tempting you in with warm welcomes and must-try bites. And don't forget to explore the town's numerous trails with a peaceful bike ride or stroll through Ada Hayden Heritage Park. Ames is calling your name for an adventure that’s both relaxing and enriching. So, pack your bags and embrace the journey, it’s time to catch a bus to Ames!

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