Tren De La Costa, Buenos Aires - Tigre 
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Stations:
Maipú: located a block away from the President's summer residence. It is also connected to the Mitre railway branch.
Borges: this is the station of the arts. You can find a literary Caffe and a number of stores all covered with green gardens.
Libertador: food court, gamming, grocery store and top clothing lines are found here.
Anchorena: you can enjoy the view of Río de la Plata right next to you while dinning.
Barrancas: originally built in wood, this station reveals it's trditional English Style. You can rent bikes or just visit the antiques fair on weekends.
San Isidro: this station deserves a stop. it's located next to the Cathedral wich you can't miss and right on a pretty cute outdoor mall. You'll find great stores, restaurants and a movie theater.
Punta Chica: taste great argentinian wines at the La Avelina Restaurant
Marina Nueva, San Fernando and Canal: this are stations used more by permanent residents rather than tourists.
Delta: final destination. Train arrives and you find yourself in the middle of a crafts fair and this is only the beggining. The Delta area has so many attractions that it deserves an article itself..
The Tren de la Costa is the best way to go to the Delta. It is clean, has good seats and comfortable air conditioning that you will really appreciate on hot summer days. It can get crowded on weekends but service is always great.
How to get there
From Retiro: TBA railway line, Mitre branch line up tp Mitre Station
Bus lines: 60, 152, 59, 19, 21, 71, 203
Taxi is always an option.
International Tourist fare
one way 12 pesos
round trip 24 pesos
National tourist fare
one way 7 pesos
round trip 14 pesos
Train runs all 7 days of the week from 6:40am to midnight
Weekends service starts at 8:00 am
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