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Record shops

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	== Record shops ==		== Record shops ==

	One block away from the conference venue, Silbando Discos, selection from Argentine and International independant music		One block away from the conference venue, Silbando Discos, selection from Argentine and International independant music, inside Centro Cultural de la Cooperacion, Corrientes 1543, open 12:30 - 21:00
	~~Inside~~ Centro Cultural de la Cooperacion, Corrientes 1543, open 12:30 - 21:00

	== Food, drink, entertainment in Buenos Aires ==		== Food, drink, entertainment in Buenos Aires ==

Melanieddr: /* Record shops */

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Record shops

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	== Record shops ==		== Record shops ==

	One block away from the conference venue, Silbando Discos		One block away from the conference venue, Silbando Discos, selection from Argentine and International independant music
	Inside Centro Cultural de la Cooperacion, Corrientes 1543		Inside Centro Cultural de la Cooperacion, Corrientes 1543, open 12:30 - 21:00
	~~Selection from Argentine and International independant music~~

	== Food, drink, entertainment in Buenos Aires ==		== Food, drink, entertainment in Buenos Aires ==

Melanieddr at 02:56, 21 August 2013

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	If you prefer the subway, you can buy passes separately, each 2.50; you can also buy 5 passes or 10 in the same ticket.		If you prefer the subway, you can buy passes separately, each 2.50; you can also buy 5 passes or 10 in the same ticket.

			== Record shops ==

			One block away from the conference venue, Silbando Discos
			Inside Centro Cultural de la Cooperacion, Corrientes 1543
			Selection from Argentine and International independant music

	== Food, drink, entertainment in Buenos Aires ==		== Food, drink, entertainment in Buenos Aires ==

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Getting around Buenos Aires

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	== Getting around Buenos Aires ==		== Getting around Buenos Aires ==

			=== Subway maps ===

	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buenos_Aires_Underground Buenos Aires subway information]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buenos_Aires_Underground Buenos Aires subway information]
	* [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5f/Subtes-2015.svg Subway map]		* [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5f/Subtes-2015.svg Subway map]

			=== Bus routes and maps ===

			* [http://www.omnilineas.com/argentina/buenos-aires/city-bus/ Buenos Aires bus routes - interactive]

	=== Bus and subway tickets ===		=== Bus and subway tickets ===

CCID-jessicacoates: /* Travel */

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Travel

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	* [https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Buenos_aires Wikivoyage article on Buenos Aires]		* [https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Buenos_aires Wikivoyage article on Buenos Aires]

	== ~~Travel~~ ==		== Getting to and from the airport ==

	* Getting to and from the ~~airport~~		You can check the information available in [http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Buenos_Aires#Get_in WikiVoyage].

	~~You can check the information available in~~ [~~http~~://en.~~wikivoyage~~.org/~~wiki~~/~~Buenos_Aires~~#~~Get_in WikiVoyage~~].		We have put together a google document for those people wanting to [https://docs.google.com/a/creativecommons.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqbVDkEWrYlQdHV4RkRYQ1dVRjRRanliS0NWMlFLN2c#gid=0 share rides] to and from the airport. There are separate sheets for arrivals and departures. It is your responsibility to arrange a meet up time and place. Please only add your details here if you are willing to be contacted directly by others on the list.

			=== By bus - recommended ===

	We strongly recommend you to hire the service of [http://www.tiendaleon.com.ar/home/home.asp# Manuel Tienda León]. If you arrive to Ezeiza international airport, you can take the service from there that will leave you in Madero Av. and San Martín, where you will find Plaza San Martín. They also run a service from Jorge Newbery. This is the distance between the place you are going to be left from Manuel Tienda León Service and the hotel:		We strongly recommend you to hire the service of [http://www.tiendaleon.com.ar/home/home.asp# Manuel Tienda León]. If you arrive to Ezeiza international airport, you can take the service from there that will leave you in Madero Av. and San Martín, where you will find Plaza San Martín. They also run a service from Jorge Newbery. This is the distance between the place you are going to be left from Manuel Tienda León Service and the hotel:
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	You can take a cab on the intersection of Madero Av. and San Martín, and it should cost you around 30-40 argentinean pesos. In Argentina the tariff is fixed by an automatic system that you can see in front of the passenger's seat.		You can take a cab on the intersection of Madero Av. and San Martín, and it should cost you around 30-40 argentinean pesos. In Argentina the tariff is fixed by an automatic system that you can see in front of the passenger's seat.


			== Getting around Buenos Aires ==

	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buenos_Aires_Underground Buenos Aires subway information]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buenos_Aires_Underground Buenos Aires subway information]
	* [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5f/Subtes-2015.svg Subway map]		* [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5f/Subtes-2015.svg Subway map]


	=== Bus and subway tickets ===		=== Bus and subway tickets ===

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Bus and subway tickets

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	Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBE [http://www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/ here].		Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBE [http://www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/ here].

	So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins ~~(the~~ cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).		So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins. The cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos depending on the distance you travel.

	If you prefer the subway, you can buy passes separately, each 2.50; you can also buy 5 passes or 10 in the same ticket.		If you prefer the subway, you can buy passes separately, each 2.50; you can also buy 5 passes or 10 in the same ticket.

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Bus and subway tickets

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	=== Bus and subway tickets ===		=== Bus and subway tickets ===
	Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBE [www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/ \| here].		Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBE [http://www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/ here].

	So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).		So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).

CCID-jessicacoates: /* Bus and subway tickets */

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Bus and subway tickets

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	=== Bus and subway tickets ===		=== Bus and subway tickets ===
	Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBE [www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/ here].		Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBE [www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/ \| here].

	So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).		So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).

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Bus and subway tickets

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	=== Bus and subway tickets ===		=== Bus and subway tickets ===
	Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase ~~SUBe here:~~ www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/.		Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBE [www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/ here].

	So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).		So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).

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2013-08-13T18:07:18Z

Bus and subway tickets

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	=== Bus and subway tickets ===		=== Bus and subway tickets ===
	Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you need to have a worker ID provided by the ~~gov~~.		Public transport in Buenos Aires does have a transit card named SUBE - but in order to get it you may need to have a worker ID provided by the government. you can find a map of places to purchase SUBe here: www.sube.gob.ar/centros-de-obtencion-sube/.

	So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).		So the best way to purchase tickets is to simply pay cash. You can pay on the bus with coins (the cheapest ticket is 1.50 and it goes up to 2.25 pesos).