Buenos Aires is a great metropolis with numberless means of transport that take you to any point of the city (Capital Federal), its roundabouts (Gran Buenos Aires), and virtually to any point of the country.
Here we provide a summary of the available means of transport within the city. 

Underground (Capital Federal)

The underground is the quickest means to move within Capital Federal. The system currently covers around 46 km, with 80 stations and carries, annually, 250 millon passangers. 
It has a fixed fare that is paid in the ticket offices of any of its stations. Each token allows you to go to any part of the city, even to make long trips changing lines. 
The ticket fare is $ 0,70 and subway services operate from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM Monday throught Saturday and 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM on Sundays.
Tickets or subtepass are purchased in the subway stations.
Here we show you a diagram with all the underground lines with its corresponding stations.  

Taxi (Capital Federal and Gran Buenos Aires)

Within the city of Buenos Aires there are 32.000 taxis. The fare consists of an initial price plus an additional charge calculated according to time and distance travelled. Such fare must be paid at the end of the trip according to the quantity displayed in the clock placed on the right of the front windshield. The vehicles are painted as follows: yellow on the roof and black on the rest of the its body.
The exact fare is displayed on an electronical meter that stars al $ 1,12 an adds $ 0,14 for every two hundred meters (two blocks aproximately).  
There are many radiotaxis companies. They are ordered by telephone and pick up passengers anywhere. They do not charge extra and they are safer depending on the hour and the place.  
The remise is a service similar to the radiotaxi, only the cars have no markings and they calculate the fare based on the distance.  


Buses (Capital Federal and Gran Buenos Aires)

The bus (also called micro or colectivo in Argentina), is one of the means of transport mostly used to move along the Capital and the Gran Buenos Aires. The fare is related to the stations travelled, it must be paid by introducing coins (according to the value of your trip) in automatic machines. It is not necessary to hace exact change because the machines return money, but it is necesary to hace coins because the driver does not change bills.
You must get on by the front door and get off by the back or central door depending on the bus model. The vehicles are painted in different colours according to the line they belong to, which, by the way, make up more than a hundred.  


Trains (Capital Federal and Gran Buenos Aires)

The train is the most adecuate means of transport to move along the Capital and the most convenient to reach the Gran Buenos Aires. The fare varies according to the distance travelled, and has to be paid in the corresponding station. There are numerous lines, all of which you will see in this diagram:

• Ferrobaires - Ex Línea Roca (Constitución Station: 4304-0028/31/36)

• Ferrovías - Ex Belgrano Norte (Retiro Station: 4511-8846/33 - 0800-777-3377)

• Metropolitano - Ex Líneas San Martín, Roca and Belgrano Sur (0800-666-358736)

• Metrovías - Ex Línea Urquiza (Federico Lacroze Station: 4553-0044)

• TBA - Ex Línea Mitre (Retiro Station: 4317-4400)

• TBA - Ex Línea Sarmiento (4866-5175/80)

• Tren de la Costa (4372-6000/6300).

Car (Interior of the Country)

To travel by car within our country there exists an important paving railway system perfectly signalled (if you are from abroad you must have international driving license). 
In many routes you have to pay a toll in order to be allowed to move along them. Here we offer a detail with the tariffs you must pay:

Buses (Interior of the Country)

There are several long distance transport companies to reach, virtually, any part of the country by bus in comfortable units (some of them are cimatized including colour TV, toilette and hostess service). They leave from the terminal station located in the neighbourhood of Retiro (Tel.: 4310-0700). Due to the large quantity of companies and the destinations they cover, it would be imposible to list them in detail. That's why here we show you a list comprising all the companies with the number of ticket offices they have within the station and its telephones and extension numbers, so that you can gather the information you need about destinations and frequencies:

Planes (Interior of the Country)

As Argentina is a vast country, planes are the quickest means of transport to reach the tourist destinations of the inner part of the country, especially the furthermost ones. Here you will find a diagram with the approximate duration of the flights and the distances to the most important points of the country:

These destinations are covered by different companies that perform domestic flights, with the possibility of making combinations later on with overland transports to go to other smaller urban centres either by bus, taxis or remisses.
Here we offer a list with the companies that fly to the interior of the country so that you can gather information about frequencies and destinations: