Monday 25 September 2006
The Buenos Aires subway system (or Subte, as it is called here) is the oldest on the continent, dating back to 1913. Most of the trains are new, and Japanese, but on the A line, the original trains are still running.
They do not, however, take you to Sugar Hill.
(EDIT: I forgot to mention, but one of the coolest things about these old trains is that you have to open and close the doors yourself.)
The Buenos Aires subway system (or Subte, as it is called here) is the oldest on the continent, dating back to 1913. Most of the trains are new, and Japanese, but on the A line, the original trains are still running.
They do not, however, take you to Sugar Hill.
(EDIT: I forgot to mention, but one of the coolest things about these old trains is that you have to open and close the doors yourself.)
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