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Travelling
info: how to travel to Buenos Aires? |
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Buenos Aires has a broad offer of ways of transport:
Planes, buses, cabs, remises, car rental, subway, long
distance buses, trains and ships. |
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There are services for all budgets that allow the
turist to move on every part of the city and to travel
from Buenos Aires to any other touristic point in the
country, such as Bariloche, Perito Moreno, Patagonia
Argentina, or so. |
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Buenos Aires Airports:
Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) 19 miles
from the city.
Jorge Newbery Airport: for cabotage and regional flights. |
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Cabs: they can be easily identified, they are black
with a yellow roof and with the license number painted
in the doors. |
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Remises: cars that can only be contacted by phone
and usually less expensive than cabs. |
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Buses: There are more than 15.000 units in circulation.
In contrast with the basic service, the special service
can only transport sitting passengers and has air-conditioned. |
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Subway: there are five lines which connect the city
with the ourskirts. |
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Gastronomy:
where to eat? |
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Buenos Aires city centre offers a huge variety of
restaurantes for most demanding tastes and for all budgets.
In the most traditional zones or in the new Puerto Madero
you can find from the most typical bife de chorizo barbacue
to exquisit international and ethnical dishes, with
great quality wines, from Mendoza, a fertile region
famous for producing wines of exceptional structure
and color. |
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Shopping
places: where to buy? |
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When going on shopping, the visitor has a lot of options
including the native, the antiques, the modern and the
vanguardist. The shopwindows in the city centre display
a great variety of leather or silver items and the most
singular creole handicrafts of excellent manufacture.
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Where is it: Capital city of Argentina.
De la Plata riverand Riachuelo are the natural limits of
the city towards the east and south. The rest of the metropolitan
contour is surrounded by General Paz Avenue, which borders
the city from the north to the west.
