Buenos Aires Transportation

 58 Reviews  There are 5 lines in Buenos Aires: A, B, C, D and E. It will take you to almost every place in downtown and surrounding areas. The cost is 0.70 cents (pesos). There are signs everywhere, so you can't... 

 21 Reviews  GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes, Brazil's low-cost airline, began operating direct flights between Southern Brazil and Buenos Aires about three years ago. It was GOL's first international destination... 

 46 Reviews  Sometimes I get the feeling that taxis outnumber private autos 10 to 1. Actually, the figure is probably higher. But it does sure make flagging one down very convenient. Even if you don't know Spanish... 

 38 Reviews  It's February 27th 2010 and bus rides are pretty cheap in Capital Federal (Buenos Aires city), AR$ 1.10 (about US$ 0.25). Don't forget to bring the exact amount in coins to ride the bus. Getting from... 

 13 Reviews  ¿Going to Colonia, Uruguay? take the buquebus ferry. Currently there is a promotion for 89 pesos round trip. Leaves BA at 9am Leaves Colonia for BA at 6:45 m-sat (7:30 sun) Package tours that cost... 

 19 Reviews  Travelling by train in Buenos Aires is not so important for tourists. Most of the rail lines are connecting suburbs of Buenos Aires (and some cities in nearby provinces) with one of the railway... 

 6 Reviews  Please see my previous EZE airport tip for more information. In general, BA has two airports. Jorge Newbery Aeroparque is the smaller domestic airport, and it's within the city of Buenos Aires. Most... 

 10 Reviews  You can go to Buenos Aires from the whole country or from neighbour countries by bus; the arrival point is Terminal Retiro, a really huge bus station. Distances usually are long, so you will arrive... 

 bigc05 Says:  Generally speaking, the public transport system in Buenos Aires is pretty reliable and cheap. The subte (subway) takes you to most parts of the city, and is... 

 spidermiss Says:  Retiro Bus Sation is situated in an unsafe part of Buenos Aires where petty crime is a big issue for travellers walking through the area from the bus station to... 

 easterntrekker Says:  The subway is conveient and easy to use . There are four lines covering a good portion of the city .The price is only 1.10 peso each way and they rune until... 

 easterntrekker Says:  Yello and black taxis are everywhere in the city and although we did our fare share of walking ,in the evenings we caught cabs . They are metered abd cheap .We... 

 haikela7 Says:  I loved taking the train to places a little outside of the city. It's super cheap and great for people watching. Remis are good for late at night or when it's... 

 cjg1 Says:  Before we boarded our flight to Buenos Aires; Liz, Rob and I relaxed in the Admiral's Club. Having status on AA grants Liz and I access to this lounge. I was... 

 lotharlerch Says:  The public transport in B.A. is on buses, here called "Colectivo" which reach every place and are very frequent but it is not too easy to decipher the system.... 

 Gravitas343 Says:  Sometimes it can be hard to spot street signs. A lot of streets have company sponsored signs in black and red clearly posted, but on smaller streets you'll... 

 mindcrime Says:  Oh yes, Buenos Aires is a big city with millions of people and millions of cars. Sometimes the traffic is really grande, and the pollution everywhere! The... 

 RafaelTheSecond Says:  I really do not know which line you can find this unique train, but it is easy to find because it belongs to the same line which ends in Retiro Train Station.... 

 jakelorenzo Says:  Buenos Aires has more than 38,000 taxis, more than any other city in the world. Radio taxis have meters and you will rarely spend more than $4 US on a ride in... 

 sabrina_florida Says:  It's very easy to move around Buenos Aires on foot, because the blocks are all square, as opposed to many cities in Europe. All of them are signaled in the... 

 iangal Says:  Retiro train station has some fantastic edwardian architectural components including disused cast iron art nouveau elevator entrances on the platforms. Most of... 

 iangal Says:  A fantastically easy and relatively safe subway system. There are still a few remnants of the original subway decorations at some of the stops. Linea C had some... 

 xantylaol Says:  While in Buenos Aires I used travel agents to assist me for several trips. I have especially good experiences with these two travel agencies:Biscaro-Donnet at...