Information about Posadas:

The city of Posadas is the capital of the Province of Misiones. Misiones is in the extreme northwest of the country, while Posadas, in turn, is in the extreme north of Misiones, bordering Paraguay, separated by the Paraná River, and very close to the Paraguayan city of Encarnación. Posadas has around 270,000 inhabitants.

Some localities near Posadas are: Apóstoles, Oberá, Leandro N. Alem, Ituzaingó, Puerto Iguazú and San Vicente, and also some localities in Paraguay such as; Fram, Encarnacion, Obligado and Yuti.

Since around the year 2000, tourism in the city of Posadas has only been increasing and it is one of the most visited cities in Argentina. Some of the most visited and popular points of Posadas are: Plaza 9 de Julio, the Cathedral Church of Posadas, Plaza San Martín, the popular Costanera, different tours of the Paraná River and the Andrés Guazurari Monument, among many other tourist attractions .

It is also very popular to carry out different tours and visits to different nature reserves (such as the San Antonio Strict Reserve) and ruins.

The distance between the City of Buenos Aires and the City of Posadas, traveling by bus, is approximately 1000 kilometers.

We offer you some tips if you plan to travel to Posadas:

- We recommend visiting El Camino del Mensú and The Jesuit Missions route

- A recommended and not so well-known route is La Yerba Mate Route

- We recommend visiting the national parks, and if you travel to Posadas, visit those of Brazil, due to the proximity

- It is also popular to visit cities like Salta and Jujuy due to the proximity

We provide you with some information about the departures to the City of Buenos Aires from Posadas:

It is possible to travel (from the Posadas Terminal) with the long-distance bus companies: Andesmar, Expreso Singer, Río Uruguay, Tigre Iguazú and Vía Bariloche, among other companies.

Information about Buenos Aires:

The City of Buenos Aires, also called CABA (or Autonomous City of Buenos Aires), is, by a great difference, the most visited city in the country. It also has the Bus Terminal from where more buses depart and arrive more throughout Argentina, the Retiro Bus Terminal Station, although it has other terminals such as the Liniers Terminal, the Morón Terminal, the Puente Saaverda Terminal and the San Terminal. Fair, to name a few of the busiest.

If you plan to travel to Buenos Aires by bus, some points that you cannot miss are: La Boca, Plaza Francia, Avenida de Mayo, Recoleta, the Metropolitan Cathedral, Basilica of the Santísimo Sacramento, soccer stadiums such as "El Monumental" or "La Bombonera", Puerto Madero, San Telmo, and many other points of interest, is a city with many activities and points of interest to visit.

On this same page you can buy your tickets online, with the option of paying by credit card and in installments.

Tips on the Retiro Bus Terminal, Buenos Aires:

The Retiro Terminal is located around 300 meters from the Retiro Railway Station. From the Terminal buses depart with destinations to almost all Argentine provinces and to numerous neighboring countries of Argentina.

The Terminal has around 390 meters and 3 different levels. The first level of the Terminal (ground floor) is where the parcel services, parking and other services are located. The second level is from where the long-distance buses depart, where the departure and arrival platforms are located, also at this level are the commercial premises. The third and last floor is where the box office to buy tickets and the bank are located.

Some more information about the Retirement Terminal: the number of reports from the Terminal is +54 11 4310-0700, the email is info@tebasa.com.ar

We offer you some tips if you plan to travel to Buenos Aires:

- You must visit the most emblematic neighborhoods of the city: La Boca, San Telmo, Palermo, Puerto Madero, Belgrano

- Don't forget to visit the Art Museum

- Remember that Buenos Aires is a very large city, and like any large Latin American city, it has somewhat high levels of insecurity. Do not neglect your belongings, or stroll through non-tourist areas at night!

- It is ideal to travel during Easter, since there is not so much crowding, but still, gastronomic and tourist offer

- Some other safety recommendations are: do not change money on the street, pay with change in taxis

- Remember that there are buses / microphones 24 hours a day, and the metro / subway stations close at around 10:30 p.m.

- We recommend not taking taxis on the street, better ask for it by phone, to make sure it is not a fake one

- Remember that the size of the City is really immense, and we recommend walking it, so, wear good shoes to explore this beautiful city

- We recommend, if possible, visit the La Boca neighborhood, and the stadiums of the most popular soccer teams in Argentina, River Plate and Boca Juniors, if you can witness a "classic" (match between Boca vs River) it would be ideal

- Some emblematic places of the City that we recommend visiting are: Cafe Tortoni, Botanical Garden, Los Bosques de Palermo, Caminito, Avenida 9 de Julio (and the Obelisk)