ROUTES OF ACCESS TO MENDOZA

Mendoza shares its Western border with the Republic of Chile, with the Chilean capital, Santiago being 360 kilometres away and the distance to Buenos Aires  being 1,080 kilometres.

TRANSPORT

Buses and trolleybuses: tickets are paid on the bus (with coins). One can also buy a Mendobus card in kiosks and other shops. There is also an ecological option, the electric trolleybus and the tourist tram running along Belgrano, Las Heras, San Martin and Colon Streets.

Trolleybuses: the city counts with six trolley lines, an ecological, silent and fairly cheap means of transport. The service is free of charge for retired people and the Handicapped.

1. Parque Line. Frequency at rush hours: 7 minutes.

2. Villanueva Line. Frequency at rush hours: 10 minutes.

3. Dorrego Line. Frequency at rush hours: 9 minutes.

4. Pellegrini Line. Frequency at rush hours: 10 minutes.

5. Godoy Cruz – Las Heras Line. Frequency at rush hours: 7 minutes.

6. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo Line. Frequency at rush hours: 9 minutes.