Taxi, Subway, Car?

As in many other places in the world, there are different kinds of transport in Buenos Aires. What are the best choices regarding travelling? Well, first of all, you have to know that here in Argentina we must drive on the right so if you are not use to doing it, it will be hard for you at first. Then, depending on your tour maybe renting a car will not be necessary since you can take the train, subway or bus. My advice is that you rent a car in case you are not staying downtown or maybe if you want to visit the suburbs. But if you are just staying downtown for a few days, the subway is certainly the best choice because you can go to every single neighbourhood within Buenos Aires in a fast way, and fortunatelly avoiding traffic jams (they are annoying).You can visit this page to check the maps http://www.subte.com.ar. The subway opens till 10 pm so the bus is the other choice you can make in case you want to go out at night, here you can click on this link http://www.xcolectivo.com.ar for further information regarding bus travelling. If you have any doubts do not hesitate to leave a question on the comments chart and I will help you. Moreover, you can also take a taxi if you like or sometimes a remis (this is a car like a taxi but with no taxi paintings. It is safer to call for a remis depending on where you are staying). A taxi will be more convinient when going out at night in dowontown because it is both cheaper and more available than a remis. On the other hand, if you are staying or visiting the suburbs a remis is much cheaper and safer than a taxi. You just call for a remis, the car will get to your place to pick you uo and will charge you a fee once the trip is over). Although I mentioned the train before, I only suggest that you take the Coast Train only since it is the safest train.
What about going to the coast side? Well, if you want to visit the coast district there are many cheap coaches (long distance buses) to buy the tickets you can go to Retiro Terminal http://www.tebasa.com.ar, you can also rent a car if you are use to driving in the route, to check maps click on this link http://www.ruta0.com/rutas_argentinas.aspx
Well, in order to make a summary the most important thing is that you have the properly information so that you can either take a taxi or rent a car. I let you a link where you can find accurate information about travelling in Buenos Aires http://www.comoviajo.com