Buenos Aires Tourism Transportation Guide What are the ways to travel in Buenos Aires?

Buenos Aires is the largest city in Argentina. There are many people traveling in this place. Today I will tell you about the transportation in Buenos Aires. Again, the first step in traveling is transportation. Airport

Buenos Aires has two main airports:

Ezeiza International Airport (full name Aeropuerto Internacional Ministro Pistarini, airport code EZE)

Main International flights land here, and the airport is located 32 kilometers southwest of Buenos Aires. It is located in a suburban area called GranBuenos

Aires, which can be reached in about 30 to 45 minutes from the city center via the highway. Flights fly to most countries in South America, the United States and Europe.

Customer service hotline: +54-11-4480-0474, +54-11-4480-9249

Fax: +54-11-4480-9249

Tel: +54-11-4480-2500, +54-11-5480-6111, +54-11-5480-2500, Fax: +54-11-4480-2543

E-mail :directores@aa2000.com.ar Airport Information Counter

There are two information counters. One is located on the ground floor of Terminal A and provides 24-hour service, and the other is located on the ground floor of Terminal B. Its business hours are from 5:30 in the morning to the arrival of the last flight of the day. There are public telephones throughout the terminal, and there is a direct line to the information counter. The airport provides 24-hour online services and provides information about Aeroparque Jorge Newbery

(domestic flights) (+54-11-5480-6111). Customer service has been provided by Aeropuertos Argentina since 2000, as well as airport information desk services. The airport travel information counters are located in the baggage claim hall of the arrivals area of ??Terminal A and the arrivals area of ??Terminal B. Arrival method

1) Long-distance bus: The bus provided by Manuel Tienda León company costs about 70 pesos from the airport to Retiro.

2) Taxi: Taxis are called remises and they pick up passengers at any time. It’s about 180 pesos, the easiest and safest.

3) Bus: Bus No. 8, the fare is 2 pesos, the station is just outside Terminal B, about 100 meters walk. One of the stations in the city is on Avenidademayo, opposite Palacio

Barolo. I asked if it was going to the airport. Some of them have shuttle buses. It takes about 2 hours and may be crowded, so be careful with your wallet. In addition, there is a shuttle bus that takes passengers on each flight to Plaza Once (Plaza

Once) not far from the city center. The shuttle bus is free of charge for children.

4) Driving guide: from Martín New Plaza (San Martíny Libertador) to the airport: from Calle San Martín, Avenida Del

Libertador, Avenida Maipú, Calle Arenales, Avenida9deJulio, motorway25de

Mayo ,AvenidaTGLDellepiane and motorwayTGPRiccheri airport signs.

Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (commonly referred to as Aeroparque) is the domestic airport of the capital. The airport code is AEP.

The main domestic flights land here. The airport is located north of Buenos Aires. Tel: +54-11-4576-5300, extension: 107/122 (information inquiry number:

+54-11-4576-1111).

It takes about 20 minutes to drive to the city center. Taxi fare is about 25 pesos, and buses are also available. Departure Tax

Passengers on international flights are required to pay a US$18 departure tax (payable in pesos or US dollars) when leaving Ezeiza Airport, other airports such as El Calafate and Ushuaia ( Ushuaia), there is also a departure tax. Railway Station

Trains connect Buenos Aires’ city center, suburbs and neighboring cities. They are the best commuting tool for citizens, but they are not suitable for travelers. There are some national railways out there, but they are very rare. The train station outside the terminal is the same as the suburban bus station mentioned before. From Retiro station you can take the train to Tigre

Delta (Paraná Delta). In addition, every train station in Buenos Aires has its own subway station.

Estación Constitución provides train services to Isla de la Plata, Puerto Blanca and small towns on the Atlantic coast.

Tel: +54-11-4018-0719/+54-11-4305-5577

Estación Once offers train services to Lujan, Puerto Blanca and Atlantic Coast towns. Phone: +54-11-4861-0043

Estación Retiro offers train services to Tigre and Rosario. Tel: +54-11-4317-4400 Long-distance Bus Terminal

Retiro is a three-story large bus station and the terminus of 75 long-distance bus lines. There are cafeterias, shops, restrooms, luggage storage, telephone offices with Internet access, and 24-hour information booths in the station. There is also a tourist information office (address: suite

L83; opening hours: Monday to Saturday 7:30am-1pm); you can find it near the No. 105 bus stop.

From Retiro Station, there are long-distance buses to all parts of the country. Basically the more expensive the ticket, the more comfortable the car. The most expensive seats allow you to lie fully recumbent, with attendants serving food and drinks. These buses are usually new, but the road condition is not necessarily so; there are many long-distance buses going to most parts of the country, as well as some neighboring countries. You can take a taxi at Retiro bus station, and the metro also stops there. There are also many city bus lines outside the station. The other bus station in the city is in the Liniers neighbourhood, but it is much smaller and does not have access to the metro.

Retiro Station

Address: The intersection of Avs Antártida Argentína and Ramos Mejia.

Telephone: +54-11-4310-0700

The following list introduces a small selection of far-flung destinations. Prices vary seasonally and by car company. Ticket prices increase during holidays; so it’s best to purchase tickets early. Shipping Terminal

There are ships traveling between Colonia and Montevideo in Uruguay every day. Three companies offer this service:

ColoniaExpress

Puerto Madero Terminal; located in Coacuterdobaavenue and Maderoavenue

Buquebus

Puerto Madero Terminal; located in Coacuterdobaavenue and Maderoavenue Maderoavenue

Ferrytour

Daacutersena Norte terminal; located in Viamonte and Costanera Sur

These services are now fully coordinated by Buquebus. FerryTour's boats are slower and are used in the Colonia area. You can also choose a faster way to reach Colonia, of course the price will be higher.

Tip

Some ships are more elaborate and beautiful, but if you are willing to spend about 36 pesos ($10) to upgrade your round trip seat to first class, you will be able to get in VIP lounge and enjoy a free glass of champagne. Highly recommend this service (upgrades can be done on board).

Ferry company Buquebus

Address: The intersection of Av Antartida Argentina and Av Córdoba.

Telephone: +54-11-4316-6500

Buquebus also shops at Av Córdoba 87 Street and Patio in Recoleta

Bullrich There are offices in the center. There are more services in the summer, but prices are also higher - so it's best to buy your tickets an hour or two in advance. Rail Transit

The city’s subway is very cheap (only 1.10 pesos for any combination of transfers). But if you want to get somewhere before 9 a.m. or 9:30 a.m. on a weekday, the subway is incredibly crowded then, depending on where you get on the train. So you need to take this factor into consideration when planning your time. Perurdquo station is the oldest subway station, and there are still old subways passing through it, requiring passengers to open the doors manually. There will be signs indicating the transfer rooms between different lines. You can buy reusable tickets and top them up, saving you the trouble of paying for a single ride each time. There is no need to swipe the card at the station exit because one metro card can be used by multiple people as long as there is enough money in it.

Subte has 6 lines. Lines A, B, D, and E radiate from the city center to the surrounding areas. Lines C and H are connecting lines. Bus

The bus is the main means of transportation in the city. Its maximum fare is fixed and very cheap (1.25 pesos) as long as you go to the city center. Tickets must be purchased from the machine on the bus, which only accepts coins. The city also provides a prepaid proximity card (called SUBE) that can be used on various bus, bus or subway lines in the city. The front row seats are reserved for the elderly. Guia

T is available at many ticket offices and has detailed information on about 200 bus routes.

Taxi

In areas with heavy traffic, taxis are not the fastest way to travel, especially during peak hours when traffic jams are very common. However, taxis are still relatively cheap and convenient, but they can also be intimidating. Remember to take a regular Radio Taxi

taxi, because some taxis do not use meters and charge a lot of money at the end. However, taxi safety has improved significantly in recent years. Bikes

There are several companies offering bike tours in Buenos Aires. Bicycles are also available for rent, but be careful of motor vehicles when riding in the city. In the eyes of those drivers, bicycles rank low among modes of transportation. If you really want to ride a bike, try to do it in safer neighborhoods, such as San Telmo and Palermo, or Puerto Madero and the nearby Reserva Ecológica Costanera

< p>Sur protected area. In addition, be sure to pay attention to safety when riding. Car Rental Guide

We do not recommend renting a car to get around Buenos Aires. Porteno drivers are crazy and you can't compete with them. At the same time, bus transportation in Buenos Aires is already very good. However, renting a car is a great way to explore the countryside. The following rental companies are recommended.

Avis

Address: Cerrito1527

Tel: +54-11-4326-5542

NewWay

Address: MarcelloTdeAlvear773

Tel: +54-11-4515-0331

Hertz

Address: Paraguay1138

Tel: +54- 11-4816-8001

To rent a motorcycle, you can go to Motocare.

Address: AvdelLibertador6588

Tel: +54-11-4782-1500 Buenos Aires travel notes

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