National Railway Museum — Attraction in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

The place is amazing full of Argentinian rail history. The aspect that really made my day was the fact that the personnel’s attitude towards the visitors is at another level. I couldn’t pay with my cards, they simply didn’t worked and I had no cash with me. My 4 years old son was so happy that we were about to see the trains but I couldn’t pay the entrance. The nice people there allowed us to visit the place, we got a guided tour and my son was so happy. Of course I came back and paid the entrance tickets after a visit to an ATM. Thank you for the experience and the...

It was an interesting place to visit. We spent almost an hour there. Most of the signs are available in both Spanish and English. It has the history of the railroads in Argentina, and associated artifacts. Most of the time we were there, it was uncrowded. As we finished our visit, a school group showed up. Surprisingly, there was no admission fee or even a donation box. On the day I was there, the staff spoke little English, and I understand less Spanish. There are a couple of steam engines outside, but otherwise little...

La Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, está repleta de museos y, cómo me encantan los museos, hoy visite el Museo Nacional Ferroviario. La entrada es gratuita y el horario es el que dice google, de Lunes a Lunes (incluyendo feriados) de 10 a 20 horas. Recomiendo que hagan la visita guiada, los guiadores son muy buenos y explican muy bien los sucesos históricos, además de que con ellos podes subir al vagón presidencial. Dejo algunas de las fotos que he tomado. IMPORTANTE: Lo único malo del lugar es que no tiene acceso para personas con discapacidad. Aún así, si estás pensando en salir un poco y en buscar algo nuevo, el lugar es altamente recomendable. Tienen baños, por si no lo mencioné y debes de registrarte al ingreso. Acérquense, no se van a arrepentir.

The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is full of museums and, how I love museums, today visit the National Railway Museum. Admission is free and the hours are what Google says, from Monday to Monday (including holidays) from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. I recommend that you do the guided tour, the guides are very good and explain the historical events very well, in addition to the fact that with them you can get on the presidential car. Here are some of the photos I have taken. IMPORTANT: The only bad thing about the place is that it does not have access for people with disabilities. Still, if you're thinking of going out a bit and looking for something new, the place is highly recommended. They have restrooms, in case I didn't mention it, and you have to register at the entrance. Come closer, you...