No matter where you’re staying in Buenos Aires—Recoleta, Palermo, San Telmo, Puerto Madero, or any other neighborhood—getting to our school is easy. We’re located right in the city center, the most connected area of Buenos Aires.

All subway lines (A, B, C, D, E, and H) connect to stations just a few blocks from the school.
👉 Tip: Use the Buenos Aires Subway Map or Google Maps to find the most convenient route from your location.

Almost every neighborhood in Buenos Aires has bus routes that pass through the city center, making it easy to get to the school by public transportation.

👉 You can pay with a SUBE card or, on many buses, directly with your smartphone if NFC is enabled.
👉 To find the best route and check when your bus will arrive, you can use:

Google Maps (very accurate in Buenos Aires).
Cuándo Subo (a free app with real-time GPS tracking for buses and public transportation).

If you’re already staying in the city center, the best way to get here is on foot or by bike.

👉 Buenos Aires has an extensive network of safe bike lanes.
If you don’t have a bike but would like to use one, just let us know—we’ll be happy to help!

Getting to the school by taxi or ride-sharing app is simple and convenient from anywhere in Buenos Aires.
👉 You can use services such as Uber, Cabify, or DiDi to travel directly to our location.
Our central location means that most rides are quick and easy, whether you’re coming from nearby neighborhoods or farther parts of the city.

📍 Google Maps to find the best route from your location in real time.
📲 Cuándo Subo – A useful app for navigating Buenos Aires by bus. It shows nearby bus stops and tells you when the next bus is arriving, using real-time GPS tracking to monitor each route.
🚇 Buenos Aires Subway Map to help you plan your journey and find the best route using the city’s subway network.
🚴 Interactive Bike Lane Map to explore Buenos Aires’ cycling network and plan safe, convenient routes throughout the city.

If you already know which neighborhood you’ll be staying in, you can check how to get to the school from there:

From downtown
From Recoleta
From Palermo
From Puerto Madero
From San Telmo

✨ Tip: Every route in Buenos Aires has its own charm—from tree-lined plazas and historic cafés to striking architecture and modern city landmarks. Let us know which neighborhood you’re coming from, and we’ll be happy to recommend places worth discovering along the way. 😉 We’re huge fans of this city and have plenty of local recommendations to share. In fact, we can be your personal travel guides while you’re here—just ask!