Perú station
Perú station is served by the Línea A line on the Buenos Aires subway. On the Línea A line, it sits between Plaza de Mayo and Piedras. It opened in 1913 and now handles roughly 1,924,011 passengers a year. It sits in Monserrat.
Key facts
- LinesALínea A
- DistrictMonserrat
- Opened1913
- Annual ridership1,924,011
- Distance from centre≈ 5.3 km
- Coordinates-34.60856, -58.37427
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Línea A line
Map around Perú
Nearest stations
- Catedral0.1 km · D
- Bolívar0.1 km · E
- Plaza de Mayo0.3 km · A
- Piedras0.4 km · A
- Belgrano0.6 km · E
- Avenida de Mayo0.6 km · C
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Perú station?
- Perú is served by the Línea A line on the Buenos Aires subway.
- Can you change lines at Perú?
- No. Perú is served only by the Línea A line.
- When did Perú station open?
- Perú station opened in 1913.
- What are the stations either side of Perú on the Línea A line?
- On the Línea A line, Perú sits between Plaza de Mayo and Piedras.
- How busy is Perú station?
- Perú handles roughly 1,924,011 passengers a year.
- Where is Perú station?
- Perú station is in Monserrat, Buenos Aires.