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Trenes de Buenos Aires runs some of the commuter rail lines in Buenos Aires, including Linea Sarmiento from Estacion Once. Estacion Once can be reached via the Subte from Stations Once (Linea H) and Plaza Miserere (Linea A). From there, you'll want to catch a train going to Moreno. From Moreno bus number 57 "Lujan RAPIDO" takes you to the paytoll of Lujan, for 5-8 pesos. It has to be the RAPIDO because there are more bus routes, and not all will take the motorway. To make sure, ask for "Peaje de Lujan", "por la autopista". From where the train leaves you in Moreno, to find the stop of bus 57, take the bridge over the rails, to the road with many people. There you turn left, walk 1-200 meters, pass by the street which crosses the train lines, and Lujan buses will be facing you.

From Moreno bus number 57 "Lujan RAPIDO" takes you to the paytoll of Lujan, for 5 pesos. It has to be the RAPIDO because there are more bus routes, and not all will take the motorway. To make sure, ask for "Peaje de Lujan", "por la autopista". From where the train leaves you in Moreno, to find the stop of bus 57, take the bridge over the rails, to the road with many people. There you turn left, walk 1-200 meters, pass by the street which crosses the train lines, and Lujan buses will be facing you. Also in Moreno you can decide to continue by train to Lujan (or take a direct train to Lujan from Estacion Once, if available). This is the more economic way, it cost 2-3 pesos. But once you arrive in Lujan by train, you are still not there. You could walk the several km to to highway, but that might not be your bag. There should be a bus waiting outside the station with a sign for the Basilica. Surely the most famous thing in Lujan, the Basilica towers above the city and region, and is truly quite striking. The bus is only a few pesos, and will take you right to the Bascilica, which is a very short walk north from Ruta 7. This spot is surely not good too. Not as good as the paytoll, but it works.