Getting to the Casa Rosada

Balcarce 50 · Plaza de Mayo · Buenos Aires · Museum at Av. Paseo Colón 100

Avenida de Mayo leading to the Casa Rosada
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Where is the Casa Rosada?

The Casa Rosada is at Balcarce 50, on the east side of Plaza de Mayo, in the Monserrat district of central Buenos Aires. The Museo Casa Rosada entrance is behind it, at Avenida Paseo Colón 100.

Avenida de Mayo runs west from the square to the Congress building, with Café Tortoni on the way.

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Nearest SubteA Plaza de Mayo · D Catedral · E Bolívar
From the ObeliscoAbout 15 min on foot
From San TelmoAbout 10 min on foot
From Palermo15–25 min by taxi
Museum entranceAv. Paseo Colón 100
How to Get There

Transport Options

By Subte

Line A to Plaza de Mayo, line D to Catedral, or line E to Bolívar: all stop around the square. Line B's L. N. Alem station is a short walk away.

By Taxi or App

From Palermo or Recoleta, a taxi or ride-hailing app takes about 15–25 minutes, depending on traffic. Ask for Plaza de Mayo or Balcarce 50.

On Foot

From the Obelisco, walk down Avenida de Mayo or Diagonal Norte in about 15 minutes. From San Telmo, it's about 10 minutes north along Defensa.

By Bus

Dozens of city bus (colectivo) lines pass Plaza de Mayo. You'll need a rechargeable SUBE card for buses and the Subte.

From the Airports

From Aeroparque, allow about 20 minutes by taxi; from Ezeiza international airport, about 45–60 minutes.

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What's Nearby

Around Plaza de Mayo

The historic centre is compact, and these are all within a short walk:

The Cabildo

The colonial town hall of the 1810 revolution, now a museum, at the west end of the square.

Metropolitan Cathedral

With the mausoleum of General San Martín, on the north side of the square.

Manzana de las Luces

The old Jesuit block with tunnels and Buenos Aires' oldest church, three blocks south.

Café Tortoni

Open since 1858 on Avenida de Mayo, seven minutes' walk.

San Telmo

Cobbled streets, antiques and tango, ten minutes south. Tango show →

Puerto Madero

The redeveloped docks and the Puente de la Mujer, just east of the palace.

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