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There is a useful overnight bus between Tucuman and Cordoba which leaves at midnight and arrives at 7.30am in Cordoba.
Overnight buses are very common in Argentina and it's possible (most of the time) to get a good night's sleep as they are generally quite comfortable, especially if you opt for the more expensive cama class. If you're travelling on a budget, taking an overnight bus is a good way to save the price of a night in a hotel.
We travelled with Flecha Bus and it cost about 100 pesos.
Updated Feb 28, 2009
For more information about bus schedules between Tucuman and other destinations, check the following website (available only in Spanish) www.solobus.com.ar
Click on “horarios” on the blue line just below the website’s main banner, then click on the arrow at “origen del viaje” and scroll down the menu until you find the place where you’re going to depart from. After that you’ll be allowed to choose the “destino del viaje” or destination. You’ll be automatically redirected to the results page showing the companies and the available times. There may be more bus lines and schedules than the ones shown in this website.
Written Jul 21, 2006
Website: http://www.solobus.com.ar/
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The best way for tourists to go around the city is by taxi. Taxis are painted in white and generally have a sign on top and the license number on both sides.
"Remises" are similar to taxis and are a little bit cheaper, but they don't have a distinctive color.
Taxis/Remis Fares (December 2005-prices are in Argentine Pesos)
Airport-Downtown: between $10 and $12
Bus Station-Downtown: between $2 and $3
Downtown Tucuman-Yerba Buena: between $6 and $8
If you are more "adventurous" and want to experience a ride on local buses, there are around 20 lines. Within San Miguel de Tucuman, you need to buy a token (cospel) in kiosks. It costs 1 peso. If you want to go to Yerba Buena (Lines 100, 102 and 118) you have to pay $1,40.
Toursitorico - during the high season (mid June to mid August), there's a bus service which covers the main tourist spots in the city. Check for information at the Tucuman Tourist Office on 24 de Septiembre street, across from Independencia Square.
Updated Dec 6, 2005
Website: http://www.tucumanturismo.gov.ar/
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Located at 12 km from downtown Tucuman. Flights to and from Buenos Aires, Cordoba, and Santiago del Estero.
Taxi-Remis to/from downtown Tucuman: between 10 and 12 pesos
Shuttle Bus (Manuel Tienda Leon): around 5 pesos
Updated Dec 6, 2005
Website: www.aa2000.com.ar
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This is the Central Bus Station. It's one of the largest and most modern bus stations in Argentina.
Hundreds of buses arrive and leave from here toward different destinations within the Tucuman province and around the country.
The complex also includes bars, a food court, stores and a supermarket.
Written Sep 26, 2003
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Written Nov 18, 2011
The main government tourist office is located on 24 de Septiembre Street across from the main square (Open from 8:00am). Phone: +54 381 422-2199. English spoken.
Written Jul 21, 2006
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