Castro Barros Metro Station

View of the Castro Barros underground station

View of the north side platform with ticket office and access barriers

The underground station Castro Barros is a station of line A of Buenos Aires Underground and part of the section Plaza Miserere - Rio de Janeiro , which opened on April 1, 1914 as the extension. The subway station is located below Avenida Rivadavia at the intersection with the two streets Avenida Medrano and Avenida Castro Barros. The street or the subway station is named after Pedro Ignacio de Castro Barros . Castro Barros represented the colonial province of La Rioja in the Congress of Tucumánand was also a signatory to the Declaration of Independence. Like the other stations on the route, this one received two side platforms. A dark green was chosen as the color code for the station furniture, the pillars and the decorative strips. The walls are tiled in white and beige.

Connection

At the underground station you can change to numerous buses (colectivos) .

line	course
	Plaza de Mayo  - Perú  - Piedras  - Lima  - Sáenz Peña  - Congreso  - Pasco  - Alberti  - Plaza Miserere  - Loria  - Castro Barros  - Río de Janeiro  - Acoyte  - Primera Junta  - Puán  - Carabobo  - San José de Flores  - San Pedrito

Web links

Commons : Castro Barros (Subterráneo Buenos Aires)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Coordinates: 34 ° 36 ′ 41.2 ″  S , 58 ° 25 ′ 15.7 ″  W.