Directions to Mission San Luis

An Apalachee potter interacts with children during an educational camp at Mission San Luis.
Children walk in front of the reconstructed Apalachee council house during a school tour.
An interior view of the Apalachee council house, the largest known historic period Indian building in the Southeast.
Mission San Luis has an ongoing archaeological research program and is the most thoroughly investigated mission in the Southeast.
Living history interpreters visit outside the reconstructed 17th century Franciscan church.
An interior view of the 17th century Franciscan church.

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Directions to Mission San Luis

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By Car

From I-10 Eastbound:

Take I-10 E toward Tallahassee.
Exit onto FL-263 South / Capital Circle NW via Exit 196 right toward Regional Airport. Travel about 1 mile.
Turn left onto US-90 E / FL-10 E / W Tennessee Street. Travel about 3 miles.
Turn left into entrance at 2100 West Tennessee Street.

From I-10 Westbound:

Take I-10 W toward Tallahassee.
Exit onto N Monroe St/US-27 S/FL-63 S via Exit 199 left toward Tallahassee. Travel about 4 miles.
Turn right onto US-90 E / FL-10 E / W Tennessee Street. Travel about 2.5 miles.
Turn right into entrance at 2100 West Tennessee Street.

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By Air

Tallahassee is served by the Tallahassee Regional Airport (TLH). The airport has a variety of ground transportation options available. Call 850.891.7802 or visit www.talgov.com/airport/index.cfm for more information.

By Train or Bus

There is a Greyhound station in downtown Tallahassee. Contact 1.800.231.2222 or visit www.greyhound.com for fare and schedule information.

StarMetro, Tallahassee's city bus service, stops nearby. Please visit www.talgov.com/starmetro/ for route and schedule information.