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Which neighborhoods in Caba have the best public transport connections? - La Nacion Propiedades
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October 07, 2025
Between subways, trains and buses, some neighborhoods in the city stand out for their connectivity.
The neighborhoods with the best options and variety of public transportation
When choosing a neighborhood to live or settle in , one of the key factors is often the proximity and convenience of public transportation. Depending on accessibility and user needs, the most popular options are buses, trains, or subways.
In this sense, when analyzing the neighborhoods of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) and their public transportation connections , the availability of subway lines becomes a determining criterion for prioritizing one area over another.
For those who must or prefer to travel by subway, some of the best-connected neighborhoods are:
Balvanera is the neighborhood in Buenos Aires with the largest number of subway stops. SBASE
One of the main ones is Liniers , which tops the ranking thanks to its Transfer Center , where 16 bus lines converge along with the Sarmiento Railway . This strategic connection benefits more than 120,000 people per day , making the neighborhood a key public transportation hub in the west of the city.
However, other areas are not far behind. Retiro , Balvanera , Palermo , and Monserrat also host a significant number of bus lines —in some cases, more than 20 to 30 —that connect with different points in the city and the province of Buenos Aires. This extensive coverage facilitates daily commutes and reinforces the value of these neighborhoods on the Buenos Aires map.
Retiro Bus Terminal. Hernán Zenteno - LA NACION
Regarding the railway system , Retiro is positioned as one of the most important hubs in the city of Buenos Aires. The Belgrano Norte , San Martín , and Mitre railway terminals converge there , the latter offering services that even reach the city of Rosario, making it a strategic point for users.
Next up is Once , another important station and the terminus of the Sarmiento Railway , which connects downtown Buenos Aires with western Greater Buenos Aires. Also notable are Chacarita , with the Federico Lacroze station of the Urquiza Railway , and Liniers , which has an important Sarmiento station , integrated into the transfer center for several bus lines.
Now, taking into account the highlights and considering the coverage of subways, buses and trains, the neighborhoods with the best connections in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires are Balvanera , Palermo , Retiro and Liniers .
Balvanera and Palermo are distinguished by their extensive subway network and multiple possible connections. Retiro and Liniers , meanwhile, are consolidated as key hubs due to their rail infrastructure and transfer centers that integrate trains and a large number of bus lines.
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www.lanacion.com.ar
October 07, 2025
Between subways, trains and buses, some neighborhoods in the city stand out for their connectivity.
The neighborhoods with the best options and variety of public transportation
When choosing a neighborhood to live or settle in , one of the key factors is often the proximity and convenience of public transportation. Depending on accessibility and user needs, the most popular options are buses, trains, or subways.
In this sense, when analyzing the neighborhoods of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) and their public transportation connections , the availability of subway lines becomes a determining criterion for prioritizing one area over another.
For those who must or prefer to travel by subway, some of the best-connected neighborhoods are:
- Balvanera , which has 13 stations distributed between lines H, B and E.
- Palermo , with six stations on line D, which in turn allow connections with lines A, B, E and H.
- Recoleta and Almagro , both with five subway entrances. Lines D and H serve Recoleta, while lines B and A serve Almagro.
Balvanera is the neighborhood in Buenos Aires with the largest number of subway stops. SBASE
Buses and trains: the best-connected neighborhoods in Buenos Aires
If your preferred mode of transportation, whether out of preference or convenience, is the bus, some neighborhoods in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires stand out for their high connectivity and accessibility.One of the main ones is Liniers , which tops the ranking thanks to its Transfer Center , where 16 bus lines converge along with the Sarmiento Railway . This strategic connection benefits more than 120,000 people per day , making the neighborhood a key public transportation hub in the west of the city.
However, other areas are not far behind. Retiro , Balvanera , Palermo , and Monserrat also host a significant number of bus lines —in some cases, more than 20 to 30 —that connect with different points in the city and the province of Buenos Aires. This extensive coverage facilitates daily commutes and reinforces the value of these neighborhoods on the Buenos Aires map.
Retiro Bus Terminal. Hernán Zenteno - LA NACION
Regarding the railway system , Retiro is positioned as one of the most important hubs in the city of Buenos Aires. The Belgrano Norte , San Martín , and Mitre railway terminals converge there , the latter offering services that even reach the city of Rosario, making it a strategic point for users.
Next up is Once , another important station and the terminus of the Sarmiento Railway , which connects downtown Buenos Aires with western Greater Buenos Aires. Also notable are Chacarita , with the Federico Lacroze station of the Urquiza Railway , and Liniers , which has an important Sarmiento station , integrated into the transfer center for several bus lines.
Now, taking into account the highlights and considering the coverage of subways, buses and trains, the neighborhoods with the best connections in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires are Balvanera , Palermo , Retiro and Liniers .
Balvanera and Palermo are distinguished by their extensive subway network and multiple possible connections. Retiro and Liniers , meanwhile, are consolidated as key hubs due to their rail infrastructure and transfer centers that integrate trains and a large number of bus lines.
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