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It is the most cosmopolitan city of the continent where there is a combination of all the races of the world, among them the Spanish, German and Italian, as well as the native people before the arrival of the Spanish colonizers, the Tehuelche Indians.
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The Porteño people are friendly, fervent lovers of soccer, as well as of a good asado (grilled meat).
Their most representative music is the Tango which once you get the taste of it you will never leave it.
Buenos Aires is located in the center-east of the country on one side of the Rio de la Plata, is the most visited city in South America, the one with the best quality of life in South America and where you will find incredible culture, gastronomy, daylife and nightlife.
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The best activities in Buenos Aires, Argentina
In Buenos Aires as in all the great metropolis of the world you will find an endless number of activities to do and that is why here we name the best ones so you can enjoy Buenos Aires at its best:
The Obelisk of Buenos Aires
It is a mandatory stop to take an incredible picture of the greatest emblem of this magnificent city, the Obelisk is located in Plaza de La República at the traffic circle that intertwines Corrientes Avenue and 9 de Julio.
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The obelisk was built in 1936 to commemorate the fourth centenary of the founding of Buenos Aires.
Get to know Plaza de Mayo
Where the Revolution of May 25, 1810 is commemorated, date in which the Argentines occupied the square to remove the Viceroy of the Kingdom of Spain.
The square is surrounded by imposing historical and governmental buildings, among which the following stand out:
The Casa Rosada
It is located exactly where the old fort of this city used to be, it is the seat of the Executive Power with its characteristic pink color in its frontispiece.
The Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires is the equivalent of the White House in Washington, DC USA.
The Cabildo of Buenos Aires
Founded in 1725, this former seat of the Viceroyalty now houses the National Historical Museum of the Cabildo and the May Revolution.
The Metropolitan Cathedral
Consecrated in 1836, the Metropolitan Cathedral has a spectacular neoclassical exterior and a Spanish colonial interior.
Banco de la Nación Argentina
Built in the 1940s and completed in 1955, it is the headquarters of the Banco de la Nacion, a striking building with an astonishing dome of 50 meters in diameter.
The Plaza consists of two historical monuments that you cannot miss:
The May Pyramid
It is 18 meters high and stands in the center of the square to commemorate the Independence of Argentina.
The Monument to General Manuel Belgrano
It is a beautiful bronze statue in granite base where General Belgrano mounted on horseback in an attitude of taking the oath and at the same time holding the flag of the Argentine homeland.
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It was built to connect the two most important buildings of the time, the Casa Rosada and the National Congress.
After its construction, Avenida de Mayo obtained a totally Parisian context that attracted the Argentine high society, where you can find beautiful Art Nouveau, Belle Époque, Classic and Art Deco buildings, beautiful theaters and elegant cafes.
Among all the coffee shops, Café Tortoni stands out, which is still in operation after its inauguration in 1858, its building is beautiful and the coffee is the best in Buenos Aires.
Visit La plaza del Congreso
The Congress Square is splendid and inside it, in addition to fountains, monuments and beautiful green areas, you will find the imposing Palace of the Congress of the Nation, which is simply worth admiring.
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It is one of the largest green areas in the city of Buenos Aires located in the Retiro neighborhood where you will find beautiful trees, green areas and esplanades, as well as important monuments including the Cenotaph to the Fallen in the Falklands War with 2 black marble plaques with names of the soldiers who could not return home and the Monument to General San Martin honoring his fight for the independence of Argentina.
tour in El Zanjón de Granados
Take a tour in El Zanjón de Granados, a small stream that crossed the neighborhood of San Telmo, which was rediscovered by accident in 1985 under an old house built in 1830.
This is a passage to the bowels of Buenos Aires in a fortification of a wealthy family that was dedicated to the sale of leather, which eventually was evicted.
It was rebuilt and was inhabited by citizens of humble origin who were evicted because of yellow fever.
Later it was rebuilt to open a night center for tango dancing. Take a tour you will not regret it in El Zajón de Granados you will be enchanted.
Recoleta Cemetery
Tour, visit, know and walk with a guide the most beautiful cemetery in all Latin America, the Recoleta Cemetery located in the rich and flourishing neighborhood that gives its name to this magnificent place of eternal rest where different personalities of the history of Argentina such as Evita Peron and Eva Duarte mingle with unknown citizens who managed to raise enough money to rest in peace in this luxurious enclosure.
Here you will find beautiful mausoleums and you will hear from charming stories to terrifying ones in this city tour that you can not miss in Buenos Aires.
Listen to Opera at the Teatro Colón
It is one of the 5 most important opera theaters in the world for its large size with a capacity of 4,000 spectators and especially for the unusual acoustic nobility of its interior.
We recommend you to buy a guided tour of only about 20 minutes which is extremely economical to admire this majestic theater that compares to the Vienna Opera and the Paris Opera, but this one is in Latin America.
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The emblematic Caminito of Buenos Aires is a beautiful pedestrian walkway that at the same time becomes a cultural alley and is also an open air museum in the neighborhood of La Boca where you will find many street artists, incredible gift stores and souvenir stores of Buenos Aires, as well as art galleries, cafes and pubs.
It is a mythical and artistic place in the city of Buenos Aires, its pavement is cobblestone, its colorful houses are unique and its bohemian atmosphere is simply indescribable.
Do not miss to visit the little path, have a mate or a beer and take a picture of yourself dancing tango. This Museum Street is named after the famous Tango “Caminito”.
visit at the Boca Juniors Stadium
Enjoy a visit to the Boca Juniors Stadium located in the legendary Buenos Aires neighborhood of La Boca, the imposing Alberto J. Armando Stadium, known around the world as “La Bombonera”, is the home stadium of Club Atlético Boca Juniors.
Glorious Antonio Vespucio Liberti
Meet the Glorioso Antonio Vespucio Liberti, this stadium belongs to Club Atlético River Plate, winner of its 4 Copa Libertadores and the competition of Boca Juniors.
Puerto Madero the famous Buenos Aires port
Visit Puerto Madero the famous port of Buenos Aires where you will find the best Argentinean steak restaurants, vegan options and excellent pubs, as well as an insatiable nightlife. Here you will also find one of the best attractions of the city, the first modern training ship of the Argentinean Navy, the famous Sarmiento Frigate, which you cannot miss.
the famous Florális Genérica
Enjoy a walk in the Plaza de las Naciones Unidas, a beautiful park where you will find the famous Florális Genérica, an exceptional stainless-steel sculpture located very close to the Recoleta Cemetery in the same neighborhood where you can admire this new symbol of Buenos Aires, the largest steel flower in the world that opens its petals in the morning to welcome the new day and closes them at night to rest.
the Manzana de las Luces
Enjoy the Porteño clerical culture by taking a walk through several Jesuit buildings where you will be amazed with these ecclesiastical buildings called the “Manzana de las Luces” (Block of Lights).
Take a guided tour where you will admire the remains of the buildings built by the Jesuits between streets and passageways.
Visit the new pedestrian areas
Visit the new pedestrian areas in Buenos Aires that exist since 2020 in the most cosmopolitan and safe neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. It is about living Buenos Aires to the fullest where these pedestrian walkways serve as recreation and are streets cut off to vehicular traffic with special demarcations so that city dwellers and tourists can walk safely and freely or just sit down to eat or stroll in the neighborhoods of Retiro, San Telmo, San Nicolas, La Recoleta, Boca, Almargo, Floresta, Belgrano, Palermo.
the center of nightlife and bohemian life in Buenos Aires
It is the center of nightlife and bohemian life in Buenos Aires where the tango flourished, its bars, its famous theaters and boliches (Disco Teques).
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Enjoy a walk along the Peatonal Lavalle where you will find stores, cafes, pizzerias, restaurants, gourmet restaurants, galleries, pharmacies, tobacconists, ice cream shops, bookstores, the best boutique stores, you will simply enter the movement of Buenos Aires life a few steps from the Obelisk and Ave. Corrientes very close you will be able to find hotels in Buenos Aires on sale.
For all this and much more you have to know Buenos Aires.