How to Get to Bryan, TX
Ready to visit? Here's all the different ways you can get to Bryan, whether you're driving, flying, or taking a bus from Texas A&M University's campus.
Driving
Driving from Houston
Bryan, Texas is approximately one hour and 40 minutes away from Houston.
Take Highway 249 or Highway 290 to Highway 6 and head north. Exit on William J. Bryan Pkwy, turn left, and it'll take you directly to Historic Downtown Bryan.
Driving from Austin
Bryan, Texas is approximately one hour and 40 minutes away from Austin.
Take Highway 71 or Highway 290 to Highway 21 and head north. Turn off of Highway 21 onto William J. Bryan Pkwy, and it'll take you directly to Historic Downtown Bryan.
Driving from San Antonio
Bryan, Texas is approximately three hours away from San Antonio.
Take I-35 N to Highway 21 (or I-10 E to Highway 130 N to Highway 21). From Highway 21, turn right onto William J. Bryan Parkway, and follow the road into Historic Downtown Bryan.
Driving from Dallas-Fort Worth
Bryan, Texas is approximately three hours away from Dallas-Fort Worth.
From Dallas, follow I-35 E and I-35 S to Highway 6. Exit William J. Bryan Parkway and turn right to head into Historic Downtown Bryan. Alternatively, take I-45 S to Highway 190, turn left on N Texas Avenue, and turn right on William J. Bryan Parkway to enter into downtown.
From Fort Worth, take I-35 S to Highway 6. Exit William J. Bryan Parkway, turn right, and follow the road into Historic Downtown Bryan.
Flying
The local airport in Bryan has global access. Easterwood Airport offers nonstop service to DFW International Airport, so you can plan a trip from anywhere in the world and land in Bryan with just one connecting flight.
Click here to book a flight through Easterwood Airport's website.
Bus Routes from Texas A&M
Route 12 (Reveille) — To East 29th and Blinn College
The Autumn Circle Stop is a short walk from DeGallery, one of the area's finest art galleries. Stop at Carter Creek Shopping Center for favorites like Toasted Daybreak Cafe and JLM's Chicken and Waffles. The Broadmoor stop is within walking distance of Jesse's Taqueria, Village Foods & Pharmacy, and medical offices. Blinn College is a short walk from Big Dawg at The Station and Camelot Park.
Route 15 (Old Army) — To Midtown and Midtown Park
The Spruce Street stop is within walking distance of many restaurants, including RR Pinoy, Aroma Nepalese & Indian Cuisine, and Kai's Donuts. Stop at Villa Maria for TopGolf, Midtown Park, Legends Event Center, and the Farmers' Market on Saturdays.
College Ave at Sulphur Springs is the stop for local favorites like Pepe's Mexican Cafe and Carney's Pub & Grill. From the Old College at Howdy Court stop you can easily walk to J. Cody's Steak & Barbecue, Chicken Oil Co., and Farm Patch Produce Market & Garden Center.
Route 47 (RELLIS) — To Lake Walk and RELLIS
Lake Walk is home to POV Coffeehouse, Kanji Sushi, and more shops and restaurants. It's a short walk from the HSC @ Atlas Pear Drive stop. The route continues on to RELLIS campus.
Driving to Bryan from Texas A&M University
Bryan, Texas is just a few minutes away from Texas A&M University. Bryan and College Station are side by side, so if you're driving around town, you might cross from one to the other without even realizing it!
Historic Downtown Bryan is only a 15 minute drive from campus down Texas Ave. or Wellborn Rd.
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Lake Walk is also just 15 minutes from campus, off of F and B Road.
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Midtown is 8 minutes away, a quick drive down S College Ave and left on Villa Maria Rd.
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Come explore our vibrant, diverse community, home to the highest concentration of unique, authentic, and locally-owned shops and restaurants in Aggieland.