Buenos Aires cruise Shuttles

Along the mouth of the Rio de La Plata, the city of Buenos Aires offers a tremendous outlook on the region through capital-style getaways ranging from ornamental palatial buildings from the 19th century, and well-maintained natural escapes through ecological reserves and urban beaches. The city’s main cruise terminal, dubbed Terminal de Cruceros Quinquela Martín is located along downtown’s main marina, nearby public transportation found through adjacent bus stations along Avenue Ramon Castillo, train transfers via the Retiro LSM Station, or underground rides aboard the Retiro Subway Station. Private transfers can be discovered through unique ride shares that include simple sedans are perfect for getting to know the region with freedom, as well as larger vans and chartered buses that can carry much bigger groups. Meet-and-greet services offer total convenience with drop offs at any given moment, whether it be through a chauffeured limousine offering elegant drop offs to upscale restaurants, or a local personal driver who knows all the interesting back roads.

Consider the best of Buenos Aires upon arrival, firstly discovering the many exhibits and parks throughout the main waterfront neighborhood of Retiro; among these exhibits include the National Museum of Fine Art’s massive collection of high-brow European artworks in a converted warehouse setting, while the National Museum of Decorative Arts gives each guest the royal treatment with parquet floors and chandelier ceilings. Continue along Avenue Figueroa Alcorta for an array of contemporary works housed throughout MALBA, as well as the vast all-in-one attractions in Palermo Forests. In the famed cobblestoned walkways of Palermo Forests include a massive rose garden at Paseo El Rosedal, elegant pathways throughout Plaza Holanda, and over a dozen acres of greenhouse plants and fine international flora at the Carlos Thays Botanical Gardens. Fine dining is no rarity in Buenos Aires as well, with i Latina’s popular dishes often seen on social media, and Mishiguene’s polished atmosphere better suited for conversation.