Buenos Aires is one of Latin America's most attractive cities, and undoubtedly Argentina’s greatest host. It is home to exhibitions and congresses with projection throughout the region. There are several travel options to reach the city either by air, river or road, as well as a diversity of accommodations tailored to every need. Plan your visit!
Travel Agency
If you wish, you can consult with the same travel agency that organizes our own trips.
Nora Garay and Lorenza Dariz will offer you different proposals.
Contact them at + 54 11 5219 1414
By Plane
There are countless airlines daily connecting Buenos Aires with different cities around the world and with the interior of the country. Book your flights in advance!
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By Ship
If you come from Uruguay you can comfortably cross the river to Buenos Aires with one of the companies listed below, providing daily service with frequent departures. Get your ticket with some of these ferry companies:
By long-distance bus
Long-distance buses are an economic option if you reside in one of Argentina’s provinces, or in a neighboring country. When you reach the Bus Terminal in the Retiro neighborhood, you will find easy access to the city’s public transport network.
Buenos Aires: Strategic positioning
In recent years, Buenos Aires has evolved into one of the most attractive markets for businesses due to its competitive costs, skilled and creative workforce, and modern communication infrastructure.
Exploring Buenos Aires is a unique experience.
Don't miss it!
Access to the Automechanika Buenos Aires
When arriving at La Rural Trade Center of Buenos Aires, located in Palermo neighborhood, have in mind that the two access points are:
2704 Sarmiento Avenue (pedestrian / parking lot)
4476 Cerviño Street (pedestrian / parking lot)
You enter the exhibition through Hall 1, 2 and/or 3 by Sarmiento Avenue and through Hall 3 by Cerviño Street.
How to arrive?
- By Car
Access to parking lot: 2704 Sarmiento Avenue or 4476 Cerviño Street - By Taxi
- By Bus
Lines: 12 - 15 - 29 - 34 - 37 - 39 - 41 - 55 - 57 - 59 - 60 - 64 - 67 - 68 - 93 - 95 - 108 - 111 - 118 - 128 - 152 - 160 - 161 - 194 - By Metro
D Line, Plaza Italia station. - By Train
San Martín Line, Palermo station
Mitre Line, Ministro Carranza station / 3 de Febrero station