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View a map of metro lines and stations for Buenos Aires Underground system.
- Santa Fe Pueyrredon
Buenos Aires Underground Map. Santa Fe Pueyrredon metro...
- Aguero
Buenos Aires Underground Map. Aguero metro station. Aguero...
- Palermo
Buenos Aires Underground Map. Palermo metro station. Palermo...
- Florida
Buenos Aires Underground Map. Florida metro station. Florida...
- Leandro N Alem
Buenos Aires Underground Map. Leandro N Alem metro station....
- Lavalle
Buenos Aires Underground Map. Lavalle metro station. Lavalle...
- Santa Fe Pueyrredon
The Buenos Aires Underground (Spanish: Subterráneo de Buenos Aires), locally known as Subte (Spanish:), is a rapid transit system that serves the area of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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The city of Buenos Aires is currently the only city in Argentina with an underground system. It’s a mass transit subway system, known locally as Subte. The first section of the network was inaugurated on 1 December 1913. The project continued to expand over the following decades. After the Second World War, however, the expansion was halted. It was...
Map of Buenos Aires Underground showing different lines and stations. Click on the map to enlarge it or download the Buenos Aires Underground map in PDF format.
The Buenos Aires Metro, also known as “Subte”, carries around 789,000 passengers per day. The fare was EUR 0.24 in 2009, but has since been raised to EUR 4.50. The metro operates on a fixed timetable, which means it does not run 24 hours a day. Unfortunately, there is no air conditioning on the metro. However, passengers are allowed to walk between...
Currently, Buenos Aires is served by 6 metro lines. All 6 lines are marked with different colours. Some new lines are being planned. 1. Line A – Line A, which is light blue in colour, started operation in 1913 and is the oldest line of the Buenos Aires Metro. It runs from Plaza de Mayo towards San Pedrito. The line is 10.7 km long and serves 16 sta...
The closest international airport to Buenos Aires is Ministro Pistarini International Airport, also known as Ezeiza International Airport. Unfortunately, there’s no direct metro connection to the airport. However, Metrobus Bus 8 runs from the airport to the nearest metro station, Plaza de Mayo. This bus can be found at the arrivals terminal B, afte...
Each metro line in Buenos Aires operates within specific opening and closing hours, and the journey time between the first and last stations of each line varies: 1. Line A runs between San Pedrito and Plaza de Mayo, with a total journey time of 26 minutes. It operates from 5:00 to 22:28 from Monday to Saturday, and from 8:00 to 22:08 on Sundays and...
In Buenos Aires, Argentina, fares are quoted in Argentine pesos (ARS). Among the various options available is the contactless Tarjetas Sin Contacto or Sube card. This card offers a combined fare for the Metro and the Premetro tram. An interesting feature is the graduated fare system. The more trips you make, the less you pay per trip, starting at A...
Learn about the history, operation and routes of the Buenos Aires metro, also known as Subte. Find out how to access the airport, the fare system and the schedule of the six underground lines.
Find out the history, lines, stations, and connections of the Buenos Aires Underground, or Subte, the city's metro system. See the map of the six lines and 86 stations, and learn how to use the tickets and cards.
Find Buenos Aires Underground route info with map, stations list, fare, timings, distance, travel time, nearby metro, and more about Subterráneos de Buenos Aires S.E. (government corporation).
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Map of the Buenos Aires Subte. The Subte consists of 6 lines and 85 stations and is currently undergoing expansion. Line A (light blue): Plaza de Mayo - San Pedrito. Line B (red): Leandro N. Alem - Juan Manuel Rosas. Line C (blue): Retiro - Constitución. Line D (green): Catedral - Congreso Tucumán. Line E (violet): Bolívar - Plaza de los Virreyes.
