This section might seem a little irrelevant, but I have included it as I know getting to Argentina's International Airport isn't just getting to Argentina.
This airport, the only international one in the country, as incovenient as that is, is not in Buenos Aires. It's in a nearby city called Ezeiza.
If you happen to check on flights you'll find next to the name of the Argentinian Airport, Ministro Pistarini, the word (EZE), referring to this city and not Buenos Aires.
Here's a picture where you can see Ezeiza's Airport's location, and the city of Buenos Aires.
There's only two means of transport that can take you to Buenos Aires form here: private coaches or a local bus.
Of course the private coaches are many many more times more expensive than the local bus, specially when you take into consideration there's only one company that provides this service.
The local bus is only a few coins, but it makes stops of course, and it's a public service, which means less comfort if you're a picky person.
There are no subways in this area. In fact, the city of Buenos Aires, is the only city in the country which has this mean of transport, and was actually the first in South America.
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