Getting to La Plata
The city of La Plata is located about 60 km south of Buenos Aires.
International travelers usually arrive at one of the following airports:
- Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE), located near Buenos Aires. Most international flights arrive here.
- Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP), located within the city of Buenos Aires. Some regional flights from neighboring countries arrive here.
From Ezeiza Airport (EZE)
By Car or Taxi
The distance between Ezeiza Airport and La Plata is approximately 60 km.
The route typically follows the Autopista Buenos Aires–La Plata.
Several official taxi and transfer services operate from the airport, you can check directly on this page:
https://www.aeropuertosargentina.com.ar/es/EZE/servicios/como-llego/taxi-remis
Transfers can be booked in advance or arranged directly at the airport.
Also Uber operates in Buenos Aires and can also be used for transportation.
From Jorge Newbery Airport (AEP)
By Car or Taxi
From Aeroparque Jorge Newbery, the trip to La Plata takes approximately one hour, depending on traffic.
Official BA City taxis are available at the airport. Tickets can be purchased in the National Arrivals sector.
Also Uber operates in Buenos Aires and can also be used for transportation.
By Bus
Shuttle buses from the airport to different parts of Buenos Aires are operated by Manuel Tienda León.
If you prefer to travel to La Plata by bus:
- Take a taxi or shuttle to Retiro Bus Terminal
- From there, take Bus 195, which goes directly to La Plata
If you plan to use this option, feel free to contact the organizers for assistance.
From Buenos Aires to La Plata
Buenos Aires and La Plata are well connected by public transportation.
Bus
Regular buses run from downtown Buenos Aires and Retiro Bus Terminal to the La Plata Bus Terminal.
Travel time: approximately 1 hour.
Train
It is also possible to reach La Plata by train from Buenos Aires via the Roca Line.
If you plan to travel by train, feel free to contact the organizers for additional guidance.
Public Transportation (SUBE Card)
If you plan to use public transportation in Argentina (buses, trains, or the subway), you will need a SUBE card.
Where to Get a SUBE Card
You can purchase a SUBE card at:
- Official SUBE centers
- Kiosks and convenience stores (look for the SUBE sign)
- Train and subway stations
- Some tourist information centers
Estimated cost of the card: ARS [costo]
Adding Credit
Credit can be added at:
- Kiosks and convenience stores
- Self-service machines in train and subway stations
Using the Card
When boarding a bus, train, or subway, simply tap the card on the reader, and the correct fare will be automatically deducted.
Visa Information
No South American country, requires a visa. Please, carefully check the full list of visa requirements here.
If you require an invitation letter for visa purposes, please contact the organizers at:
xiilapis2026@gmail.com