By bus
Several Mendotran lines stop at the terminal, and line 680 connects it with downtown and the airport. Which line suits you from where you are, and when it arrives, is in the official app.
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How to get there, what services there are and the buses to Chile.
Schedules and tickets are published by each bus company, not the terminal: here we tell you how to get there and what is available, and point you to the official sites for the rest.
The terminal
It is inside the city, near the downtown core, on Gobernador Ricardo Videla avenue (according to travel guides). It is the terminal for long-distance buses and those that cross into Chile.
Get directions
Several Mendotran lines stop at the terminal, and line 680 connects it with downtown and the airport. Which line suits you from where you are, and when it arrives, is in the official app.
There are remises and taxis at the terminal. We don't publish fares because there is no official one we can cite: ask the price before getting in.
At the terminal, according to travel guides, there are restrooms, shops, restaurants, luggage storage, currency exchange and banks. Services change: confirm them on site. It is best to arrive early before your bus leaves.
Buses to Chile
Buses to Chile cross through the Cristo Redentor Pass: if the pass closes because of snow or wind, the service is delayed or suspended. Before leaving, check the pass status and ask your company. Schedules and tickets are on each company's website.
Reference information, not official: we say when something comes from guides and press reports, and prices and schedules change. Checked on November 9, 2026.