La ville de Buenos Aires est la capitale d’Argentine. Wear light clothing since the metro is hot. The city of Buenos Aires is Argentina's most populated city, and has two airports.

Many attractions can be reached quickly from the Carlos Pellegrini station. The metro can be paid with tickets or the "Sube" card. Buenos Aires est la seconde ville la plus visitée d’Amérique du Sud, elle accueille aussi de nombreux immigrants du monde entier. The culture in the city is the most diverse in Latin America, since there are people of different languages, religions, and races. These lines' routes have already been approved by the Legislature of the City in Law 670. However, it became private in 1944. The metro was owned by the government in 1939. If you consider that the information we provide is wrong, not accurated, outdated, translation contains errors, and you would like to help us to improve the file...you can contact us here: Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is one of South America's biggest cities with 3 million inhabitants (Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires) and 12 million in the larger metropolitan area (Gran Buenos Aires).

The stations for each line are: One of the largest changes to be made during this period is the upgrading of signalling systems on all lines, with the exception of Other works being carried out during this period include the improvement of disabled access in older stations, new ventilation systems on lines B, C and D, improvements in electrification (such as replacing overhead lines and substations) on lines A, B, C and D and the replacement of 14 km of track on Lines C and E. The total investment in this period for these new projects has been set at US$1.34 billion.Starting in 2007, the network's stations began to receive technological updates ranging from In this period, there has also been widespread cosmetic changes to stations, including the restoration of historical murals, the incorporation of new artwork and improving the lighting.The Buenos Aires Underground has had among the longest serving and most varied rolling stock in the world, in part due to the network having been originally built and operated by three different companies in its early years, causing incompatibilities between the lines.In more recent years, there have been moves towards greater modernisation and standardisation, with large purchases of new rolling stock from companies like The Buenos Aires Underground has historically been characterised by murals and other artistic works in its stations, making it a kind of museum throughout the system.

Buenos Aires is the second most visited city by tourists in Latin America and also receives immigrants from all over the world. People in Buenos Aires were discussing about constructing a metro since the late 1800s, but the government did not approve the construction of an underground train system. Line H will also receive 20 extra trains. 39.3 km will be added to the network, expanding it to about 97 km in total length and providing several stations with various interchanges. In October 2015, the city of Buenos Aires together with the Much of the modernisation in recent years has centred around In September 2015, the president of SBASE highlighted plans for 2015–2019 on the Underground at a conference with other South American mass transit operators in Brazil. The metro has six lines: A, B, C, D, E, and H. It has a total of 86 stations. The pace of expansion fell sharply after the The entire network was nationalised in 1939, remaining in state hands and operation until the mid-1990s when it entered into a Discussions on the need to build an underground transportation system in Buenos Aires began in the late nineteenth century, alongside the In this context, the first proposals for the building of an underground system were made, along with requests for government grants: first, in 1886, and several more in 1889. To ride this bus, go to Terminal B arrivals, and walk around 90 meters. Italiano: Questa è una galleria di immagini della metropolitana di Buenos Aires. Currently, the underground network's six lines—A, B, C, D, E, and H—comprise 56.7 kilometers (35.2 mi) of route that serve 87 stations.