Venue

All talks and posters at SALT36 will take place on the University of Buenos Aires campus at Bonifacio 1337, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.

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Transportation

Uber and Cabify are safe and quite cheap for short distances. You can also take the bus or the subway (most of them can be paid with credit card). Here’s a map with the closest important streets and public transportation options:

References

• 5 blocks from Rivadavia Avenue (Subway A station: PUAN; Sarmiento train station: CABALLITO; buses 1, 2, 8, 25, 49, 53, 55, 85, 86, 88, 96, 132, 136, 145, 163)
• 2 blocks from Directorio Avenue (buses 56, 97, 126, 134)
• 3 blocks from Eva Perón Avenue (Subway E station: EMILIO MITRE)
• Other nearby buses: 26, 44, 91, 103, 126, 134, 180, 195

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Accommodation

The conference site is located in a residential area, so not many hotels are available in the vicinity. Airbnb is always an option, or you may contact us for more recommendations.

We recommend staying in neighbourhoods close to Rivadavia Avenue (such as Caballito, Almagro, Monserrat, and Congreso), as they easy access to the A subway. Some of these neighbourhoods are also close to the city downtown and many tourist spots.

Neighborhoods like Recoleta, Palermo, and Villa Crespo are also an option, but keep in mind that they are somewhat distant from the conference site, and commute may not be as straightforward.

We don’t recommend staying too far south from Rivadavia Avenue, as those neighborhoods are generally not as safe as other options.

Some hotel options close to Rivadavia Avenue are:

Additional options, also in nice neighbourhoods but a bit harder to get to the conference location:

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Food and Drink

Some of the closest places to the campus where you can have coffee, lunch or dinner are:

Coffee and pastries

• Rapanui
• I am barista
• Havanna
• Ayulem (takeaway)

Restaurants

• Club Portugués
• Orgullo
• Bonifacio Bistro
• La posta de Achaval (Argentinian Pizza)
• Napule (Italian Pizza)

Craft beer

• Antares
• Bélgica
• Patagonia