The name of the city dates back to the native Indian people, Wichita. A railway station was established in 1870. Since 1914, oil has been extracted and has been the basis for the rise of the city.

Wichita has several companies in the aircraft industry, which earned her name Air Capital of the World.

By plane

Wichita has the largest airport, Wichita Mid-Continent Airport, in Kansas with good connections to almost all major American airports.

by train

Wichita is connected to the Amtrak network.

On the street

Wichita is located at the intersection of interstate highways 135 and 35,

By bus

There is a train station of Greyhound bus lines.

• Old Town, the old city center and now part of the city center.
• 37,7158-97,41041 Sedgwick County Zoo, 5555 Zoo Boulevard. Tel: +1-316 227 2121.       . last amendment: no

The city has two large warehouses:

• 37.6832-97.2502 1 Towne East Square (East Kellogg).     . last amendment: no
• 37.6772-97.3994 2 Towne West Square (West Kellogg, Interstate 235).     . last amendment: no

There are several bars in Old Town.

• Days Inn Hotel, 901 East 53rd Street North. Tel: +1-316 832-1131, Fax: +1-316 832-0591. last amendment: no

• Hawthorn Suites Wichita, 2405 N. Ridge Road. Tel: +1-316-729-5700. last amendment: no

• 37.68265-97.34141 Hyatt Regency, 400 West Waterman St. Tel.: +1-316-293-1234. last amendment: no

• Mark 8 Inn Wichita Hotel, 1130 N. Broadway. Tel: +1-316 265 4679, Fax: +1-316 265 4679. last amendment: no

• Scotman Inn West Wichita, 5922 W. Kellogg. Tel: +1-316 943-3800, Fax: +1-316 943-3800. last amendment: no