i loved this station. they recently renovated and it is one of the buildings in which you can appreciate the European heritage of Buenos Aires. It is accessible by many buses and by line C. Is a very busy station especially during rush hour. A number of long distance trains are also using this train station.
The station is large enough that it never seems overwhelmingly busy. There are screens that clearly show when trains are leaving. The station is very easy to navigate. We found ourselves passing through here many times throughout our trip to BA. If you are the last to board a train, expect to stand. If you are the first, expect to wait about 20 minutes before the train leaves. One important thing to note is that the entrance is on the southeast side of the building (we didn’t know this when we plugged it into google maps and ended up walking a lot more than we were expecting!).
HISTORIC STATION NOW RENEWED. REALLY NICE.
The only fault I can find is that the trains air conditioning is on full blast and is very cold in summer. Should take a cardigan just in case!!!!! Its been remodeled and looks GREAT and clean and you can enjoy a great coffe at Starbucks or a wonderful hamburger at Burger king!!!
Huge station, cool architecture worth a visit, even got a Starbucks.
Line C to constitution subte and train to many other places like belgrano and tigre
'twas given a thorough remodelling but respecting the original grandeur of the the time when originally built!
Beautiful station but at night is more dangerous than hitch hike in Irak with George Bush
Wonderful train station! It is near the center of Buenos Aires! Near Plaza San Martín!! The station is made to new!
Took a train to Tigre from here. Big, old classic train station. A little bit run down though.
Nice building, you can tell is historic. But, it's not well maintained. It s worth going though.
Uncomplicated and excellent connections to Tigre .
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Iconic place in the city, very sad that it's not being taking care of.