Rosario Audio Tours

Chevallier and other bus companies run frequent comfortable coaches from Retiro bus terminal in Buenos Aires to Rosario's Terminal Mariano Moreno, a journey of about three to four hours on the Autovista highway. Trains also run between the cities but the bus is generally faster and more frequent.

The center of Rosario along Cordoba Avenue and the Peatonal Cordoba pedestrian street is very walkable. The Monumento a la Bandera, the riverfront park, the main square (Plaza 25 de Mayo), and the commercial center all cluster within comfortable walking range. The flat terrain makes extended walking easy.

The city center, Parque de Espana, and the riverfront area are generally safe for daytime walking. Rosario has a reputation for higher street crime rates than some Argentine cities, so keep valuables secure, avoid displaying phones conspicuously, and use standard urban alertness. Evenings in the main commercial areas are generally active and safe.

The house at Calle Estado de Israel 525 (formerly Calle Las Heras) in the La Bajada neighborhood exists but is a private residence. There is a small plaque and fans visit to photograph it. The Che Guevara birth house on Entre Rios Street has a similar status. Neither is a formal museum. Rosario has various football-themed murals throughout the city that are easier and more photogenic to seek out.