For the quickest transportation in Buenos Aires you will want to try the subway. It is without a doubt the fastest way to travel from point A to point B within the city center, and even to the outskirts of the city.

The route covers 46 kilometers, and has 80 stations. There are 5 subway lines that run through Buenos Aires, and they are identified by letters: A, B, C, D, and E.

The Buenos Aires subway system was the first of its kind in Latin America. The old, original wooden cars ran for a long time on line A, before eventually being sent to a local museum.

The subway system runs Monday to Friday from 6 am to 10 Read more

Buses are another means of transportation for getting around Buenos Aires.

The large network of city buses is called “Colectivos.” There are 144 different lines in total, and each line is identified with a number and color.

The minimum fare on the bus is $0.80, and the total fare depends on the length of your trip. When you board the bus you tell the driver what your final destination is, and then he punches that information into the ticket machine, giving you the total amount that you owe. You insert your COINS (you must pay with change) into the machine, and a receipt will be printed out.

If you don’t have exact change, insert the coins you have, and wait Read more