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<p align="justify"><strong> <br /> Transportation</strong><strong> <br /> </strong>Nanjing City has convenient air, railway, highway and water transport means that connect it with other domestic and international cities. <br /> <br /> By air: Nanjing Lukou International Airport is located southeast of the city, about 29 km (18 mi) away from the city center. The five-star, four-star and main three-star hotels in the city all have shuttle buses to the airport. Travelers in the city can get on the shuttle bus at Zhongshan Nanlu Bus Station. There are also shuttle buses to Shanghai Hongqiao and Pudong Airports at Zhongyanmen Bus Station and Jinling Hotel. (Nanjing Airport service tel.: 025-52480482) <br /> <br /> By train: there are three passenger railway stations in the city: Nanjing Railway Station, West Railway Station and South Railway Station. The West Station operates trains departing from Nanjing; Nanjing Station operates trains transferring at the city; and the South Station operates short-distance trains to Wuhu, Tongling and other places nearby. <br /> <br /> By bus: there are now seven long-distance bus stations in the city: East Bus Station, Zhongyangmen, Zhonghuamen, Xiaguan, Hanzhongmen, Zhongshan Nanlu and North Bus Stations. Among them Nanjing Coach Station (Zhongyangmen) is the largest and busiest one. (Highway passenger service tel.: 025-58592355)<br /> <br /> By water: Nanjing is the largest inland water port city along the Yangtze River. Nanjing Port is located near the West Railway Station, which has ships to other ports along the river. (Nanjing Port consultation tel.: 025-58805501) <br /> <br /> In-city transport includes buses, taxies, subway and waterway.</p> Bold Italic (Your IP address will be recorded in this page's edit history.)
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