The City of Hamilton operates the Hamilton Street Railway (though streetcars haven't operated on Hamilton Streets since the 1950's) thoughout the City of Hamilton and Wentworth area (including the communities of Dundas, and Stony Creek).
Service operates frequently thoughout the day, and operates on most lines DAILY.
BY CAR - Several Expressways or Parkways will allow motorists to reach various sections of Hamilton. The Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) in the north, the Red Hill Valley Parkway in the east, the Lincoln Alexander Parkway (LINC) on the escarpment or south and Hwy 403 in the west. All four of these are connected, thus making a circle around Hamilton.
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Hamilton Street Railway
The Hamilton Street Railway is the primary provider of public transportation for the City of Hamilton and Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth, including Stoney Creek, Dundas, and Ancaster.
Service operates frequently on virtually all lines, all days of the week. Check schedules for verification of trip times.
The Hamilton Street Railway also operates semi-regular service into the City of Burlington's bus terminal, allowing passengers to link up with Burlington Transit and Oakville Transit bus service and additional service offered by GO Transit into the broader Greater Toronto Area.
url: www.myhamilton.ca
Hamilton Airport
Located due west of the City of Hamilton, the John Munro International Airport offers air service to a number of Canadian destinations on:
Air Canada Transat Holidays Westjet
url: www.flyhi.ca