Local public transportation

One of the things to know before traveling to Argentina that Toplist has complied for you is local public transportation. Argentina has a large and cost-effective public transportation system. This is actually good news for everyone who has a plan to visit this country and does not want to pay too much for transportation costs. A SUBE card, which can be purchased at lottery shops, train and subway stations, and kiosks, is the most convenient way to get around most cities. This reloadable card is not valid everywhere, but it does cover major cities and more than 30 smaller towns.

Intercity trains have been neglected for decades because long-distance buses are the primary mode of transportation outside of Buenos Aires. The Ferrocarril, which connects 12 of Argentina's 23 provinces, has recently regained popularity. Trains are a relaxing way to see parts of Argentina that are off the beaten path if you have the time, but be aware that they can be slow, uncomfortable, and may not leave on time.