Nice train station, I been taking the train here for decades. Usually cleaner than others, the…read morefemale bathrooms are nice (they lack TP and soap cause people steal them). There are a few occasions were I had asked to use the bathroom without taking the train and they do let me. Great customer service

Enero 8, 2023 pararon el tren que iba a Calzada para volverlo a Constitución. Después nos mandaron…read morea todos al anden 10 y era un despelote de la gran .... Una desorganización total, no se escuchan bien los parlantes, la estación está re descuidada (mugre por todos lados), una suciedad total

Grand Central Station of Buenos Aires! This train station…read moreis huge- if you're coming or going from BA by train, chances are you're going through here. This huge station is a beautiful old building with some really neat tile work, grand huge lobbies, meticulously crafted gates and other neat architectural details. This is the most beautiful train station in the entire country. When I went, this was the only place in town that you could get a Sube Card, to ride the subway or the bus. None of the kiosks had them, and the only place that was guaranteed to have it was a dark ticket window without a sign. It took a bunch of asking to figure out how to get one. It's like they don't want you to have one. Getting other tickets on the trains was easy, they have a ticket machine that accepts cards. The platforms were clean, and the trains coming and going were modern and safe. The place was well lit and they had more than ample signage about the trains, and the platform information. Outside of the train station, find all kinds of cool news stands selling neat souvenirs.

This is the big hub of transportation for the trains. The building is gorgeous!!! There is also a…read moresubway station, outside the train station there are a lot of bus stops to take you wherever you need to go. There is also the rental bike stands to get a bicycle via an app. There is police coverage inside the train station, usually with their noses on the phone, so they don't see the people jumping over the machines to avoid payment.