Buenos Aires Attractions

Argentina's vast territory plus numerous rivers and ideal climate guarantee a wide variety for fishers. Spinning and fly casting are the most common way to catch brown trout, rainbow trout and Atlantic salmon. Boga, Dorado, Sabalo and Surubi reach considerable size.

SUBTE, the oldest subway system in South America c 1913 is quick and efficient despite the antique look of some of the cars. For a city of the size of Buenos Aires the metro network is very small. Apart from the Subte there is a i light rail line called Premetro, which serves the southwestern part of the city.

500 species of birds make Reserva Ecolojica home. Bike rides and nature hikes are embarked upon.

Simply known as Ezeiza, for the town in which it's located the airport serving Buenos Aires is situated 35 km/22mi southwest of downtown.

Ezeiza International Airport serves the city and surrounding communities with international and national flights.

Ezeiza operates from three terminals: The International Terminal, the Aerolíneas Argentinas Terminal and the National Terminal.

A dynamic, modern neighborhood has sprung up in what was once Buenos Aires's oldest port. An enormous project to revive this area has resulted in fine riverfront walks and restaurants.