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The Guia T will not only let you catch the right bus, it's a great pocket map.  Also available in pocket size is the Guia Filcar. 
 
On Foot  
Your best bet is to buy a street map, but if you are online the best map we've seen is here.

Taxis

Be sure you take "radio taxi".  These are the safest taxis as they are legitimate.  It should cost no more than $15-20ARS to get anywhere in the city.

 

Subway

The Subte (short for Subterraneo or Underground) travels to just about every corner of the city.  For more information on ticketing and getting aboard see this video

 

Buses

Local

Use the Guia T to find your way around all of Capital Federal.  The buses are safe and run regularly.

 

Long Distance

Go to the bus station in Retiro.  There are buses to every part of the country leaving every few minutes and even up to Brazil or across to Chile.

 

Trains

Local

There are several train stations throughout the city that will take you to the suburbs of Gran Buenos Aires.

 

Long Distance

For trains down to Mar del Plata and other southern destinations, trains make a great way to travel. 

 

Airlines

International - If you have a trip planned outside of Argentina you will need to fly out of Ezieza, the airport where all international flight arrive and depart.  It can take up to an hour to arrive from the city to this airport, so plan ahead.

 

National - We recommend using Asatej Viajes for your natioanl travel arrangements.  They have multiple locations within Buenos Aires and are efficient.  National flights depart from Aeroparque Jorge Newberry, located within the city.

 

Ferries

For a quick trip to Uruguay, you can't beat the ferry across the Rio de la Plata.  There are two options:

Fast

Slow