Buenos Aires Metro - Argentina

The Buenos Aires Metro, known as Subte, is the oldest in Latin America, having opened in 1913. With six main lines (A, B, C, D, E and H), it connects the center of the Argentine capital to several neighborhoods, and is essential for urban mobility. In addition, there are expansion and modernization projects.

The system maintains its historic charm, especially on Line A, where old wooden trains operated until 2013. Today, the fleet consists of more modern, air-conditioned trains. The metro operates with the SUBE card, allowing integration with buses and metropolitan trains.

Despite being efficient and fast, the Subte faces challenges such as overcrowding during peak hours and the need for further expansion to better meet growing demand. Even so, it is an essential means of transportation for residents and tourists, providing easy access to iconic points in the city, such as Plaza de Mayo and the Obelisk.

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