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Colegiales Buenos Aires is a tranquil and charming neighborhood known for its tree-lined streets, cozy cafes, and artistic ambiance. It's an ideal location for experiencing local life away from the hustle and bustle of other parts of Buenos Aires while remaining conveniently close to key attractions.

Situated between Belgrano, Villa Crespo, and the popular Palermo neighborhoods, Colegiales is defined by its serene atmosphere and unique geographical location. The southern border of Colegiales meets Palermo at the streets of Niceto Vega and Dorrego, near the antiques market Mercado de Pulgas. The eastern boundary runs along Avenida Cabildo, the main avenue linking Palermo and Belgrano, while the northern edge is marked by Avenida de los Incas.

Did You Know?

Colegiales is home to the Mercado de Pulgas, a vibrant antiques market that draws visitors looking for unique finds. The neighborhood is also known for its artistic vibe, which is reflected in its local cafes and cultural venues.

Getting to and from Colegiales

Colegiales offers excellent transport links, situated conveniently between two subway lines—Linea D and Linea B. The neighborhood is also well-serviced by numerous bus routes, making it easy to navigate Buenos Aires. Colegiales train station has routes that run to central city stations and you can work your way via train (with station changes) up to Tigre in the Northern Suburbs.

Proximity to Buenos Aires Airports

The neighborhood's central location provides straightforward access to key areas. Colegiales is approximately a 25-30 minute taxi ride from Jorge Newbery Aeroparque, the smaller airport serving Buenos Aires. Ezeiza International Airport is approximately 40-45 minutes ride away.

Why Stay in Colegiales Buenos Aires?

Considering where to stay in Buenos Aires? Colegiales is an excellent choice for its blend of local charm and convenience. Here's why:

• Local Charm: Colegiales offers a taste of authentic Buenos Aires, with its cozy cafes, small bars, and innovative restaurants providing a local and bohemian vibe.
• Proximity to Palermo: The neighborhood's close proximity to Palermo means you can easily enjoy the activities and attractions of Palermo while retreating to the quieter atmosphere of Colegiales.
• Convenient Transport Links: With excellent subway and bus connections, getting around Buenos Aires is easy from Colegiales. The neighborhood’s central location also ensures convenient access to taxis and ride-sharing services.
• Attractions: Colegiales is home to notable spots like the Mercado de Pulgas and Vorterix live music venue. It's also within walking distance of Chacarita Cemetery, the largest cemetery in Buenos Aires, known for its impressive architecture and fascinating history.

If you're looking for the best area to stay in Buenos Aires, Colegiales offers a perfect mix of local charm, convenience, and accessibility, making it an ideal choice for both visitors and locals.

To find out more about using public transport in Buenos Aires, including details on buses, subways, trains, taxis, ride-sharing services, and how to obtain and use the SUBE card, visit the Best Way to Get Around Buenos Aires section.