This is the big hub of transportation for the trains. The building is gorgeous!!! There is also a…read moresubway station, outside the train station there are a lot of bus stops to take you wherever you need to go. There is also the rental bike stands to get a bicycle via an app. There is police coverage inside the train station, usually with their noses on the phone, so they don't see the people jumping over the machines to avoid payment.

This was the subway station I used the most while I was in Buenos Aires, as it was the closest one…read moreto where I was staying. As it is the last stop on this Subte line, there were always trains conveniently waiting to depart. And best of all, this line can be taken directly to the very downtown of the city. I found Buenos Aires' subway system to be very easy to use. The system is well maintained and organized, with signs everywhere showing how long until the next train. You do not even need to buy a card, as the machines all accept Apple Pay or credit card taps now. And each ride was super cheap, costing about 85 US cents.

I worked with my colleague at our office in Buenos Aires to book a car service for my boss who is a…read moreVP at a worldwide technology company who was visiting on business. We needed a limo to take him to/from the airport, his hotel and our office there. My boss reported that the drivers were all professional, knew the area well and insisted on loading and unloading his luggage for him. He told me the cars were detailed, clean and they arrived on time. He is picky and had no issues to report. Great to work with this company and will do so again when we have another trip scheduled for Buenos Aires.

Booked the remis service for an early morning airport trip on their website. Paid there via credit…read morecard. Driver was on time, courteous and helpful.

For travellers who are in Buenos Aires on a long layover, or travellers who are on their way out of…read moreBuenos Aires. Don't want to lug your luggage around all day? Don't want to be ripped off by an expensive taxi ride to/from Ezeiza Airport? Problems solved. Found this place online, Manuel Tienda Leon. I am surprised none of the locals recommended it to us. For $245 Argentine pesos (approximately $30), my wife and I got: - 2 Manuel Tienda Leon one-way bus transfer to Ezeiza Airport for our evening flight out of Buenos Aires (the buses leave on the half-hour) - A luggage locker where we could store our backpacks and suitcases. Very useful for being able to explore the city one last time. Very highly recommend...