6 Hours from EZE to AEP in BA.
Sep 19th, 2012, 07:58 AM
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6 Hours from EZE to AEP in BA.
Hello.
I'll be travelling between EZE and AEP in November with a six hours in between flights. I have been to BA once before but never changed airports like this. I'll be continuing on to Salta after having flown all-night from New York. Does the bus make a stop downtown and then continue on to AEP or is it direct between EZE and AEP? If it does make a stop, can I get off the bus and connect to a later one using the same ticket? Any good restuarant recommendations right near the bus station?
Thanks in advance everyone.
Ross
I'll be travelling between EZE and AEP in November with a six hours in between flights. I have been to BA once before but never changed airports like this. I'll be continuing on to Salta after having flown all-night from New York. Does the bus make a stop downtown and then continue on to AEP or is it direct between EZE and AEP? If it does make a stop, can I get off the bus and connect to a later one using the same ticket? Any good restuarant recommendations right near the bus station?
Thanks in advance everyone.
Ross
Sep 19th, 2012, 08:33 AM
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Yes, the bus between EZE and AEP stops at the downtown station. I cannot answer the question about interrupting the trip for lunch, but I can tell you that, within two blocks, there is a large international hotel (I can't remember its name) where, I feel sure, you can eat well. If you are carrying luggage, however, you may believe two blocks too far away. As I recall the area immediately around the station is not very desirable and I have my doubts about satisfactory dining opportunities. ZZ
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iI have read there is a new very good Hampton Inn in SW 12 th.
I live in Miami and the reality is that Miami is not a walkable city. the core of downtown is not a place to walk after office hours or week ends. Public transportation is not like in NY, there is an all driving culture here. I love to walk , where do I walk ?mostly in South Beach or along the beach near Ball Harbor where I live or inside malls. Also downtown Coral Gables is a walk able area.
In summary to enjoy your after working hours your best bet would be to stay in South Beach and use public transportation to your hotel. To find out how to do it there is a Dade County site that will tell you how to it. good luck.
I live in Miami and the reality is that Miami is not a walkable city. the core of downtown is not a place to walk after office hours or week ends. Public transportation is not like in NY, there is an all driving culture here. I love to walk , where do I walk ?mostly in South Beach or along the beach near Ball Harbor where I live or inside malls. Also downtown Coral Gables is a walk able area.
In summary to enjoy your after working hours your best bet would be to stay in South Beach and use public transportation to your hotel. To find out how to do it there is a Dade County site that will tell you how to it. good luck.
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