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Discover Buenos Aires, Argentina:

Buenos Aires – A Cosmopolitan City of Stunning Architecture & Unforgettable Attractions

Founded in 1580, Buenos Aires is Argentina’s dynamic capital, known for its European-inspired architecture, world-class museums, and lively markets like the iconic San Telmo Sunday Market. Don’t miss Recoleta Cemetery, the famous resting place of Eva Perón.

As night falls, the city comes alive with a thriving gastronomic scene, from traditional Argentine steakhouses to world-class dining in Puerto Madero. Just remember—locals eat late, and restaurants don’t get busy until after 9 pm!

Why Visit Buenos Aires?

Buenos Aires is a city where history, culture, and modern life collide. From the grand architecture and tree-lined boulevards of Recoleta to the bohemian vibe of San Telmo, there’s a distinct charm in every corner. The city pulses with energy, offering vibrant tango performances, world-renowned cuisine, and an exciting arts scene. Whether you’re exploring the historic Plaza de Mayo, strolling through bustling markets, or enjoying outdoor cafes, Buenos Aires promises an unforgettable mix of old-world elegance and contemporary flair.

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Recoleta Cemetary

Best Time To Go

Summer (November – February) brings warm temperatures, often reaching 30°C, perfect for enjoying the city’s vibrant outdoor cafés and parks. However, for sightseeing and exploring, we recommend spring (September – November) or autumn (February – April) when the weather is milder and more comfortable. That said, Buenos Aires is a year-round destination, offering something special in every season.

About Buenos Aires and its surrounding areas

Buenos Aires is a city of diverse neighbourhoods, each with its own distinct charm—much like London. Three of our favourites are Recoleta, Retiro, and Palermo Soho.

Recoleta is an elegant district, well-connected and known for its grand architecture, upscale boutiques, and fine dining. Retiro places you in the heart of the city, just moments from major attractions and cultural landmarks. Meanwhile, Palermo Soho is a trendy hotspot filled with independent boutiques, stylish cafés, and a buzzing nightlife scene.

Things to do and see in and around the city:

  • Recoleta Cemetery – Explore this iconic cemetery, home to elaborate tombs, including the famous Eva Perón tomb.
  • Plaza de Mayo – Visit the historic square, home to Casa Rosada (the presidential palace) and a hub of Argentina’s political history.
  • San Telmo – Wander through this vibrant neighbourhood, famous for its tango bars, antique shops, and San Telmo Sunday Market.
  • La Boca – Discover the colourful Caminito street, a lively area known for its street art, tango dancers, and football culture.
  • Palermo Soho – Shop and dine in this trendy district, filled with boutiques, cafés, and a buzzing nightlife scene.
  • El Ateneo Grand Splendid – Admire the stunning architecture of this famous bookshop, housed in a former theatre.
  • Buenos Aires' Museums – Don’t miss the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano (MALBA) for world-class art collections.
  • Tigre Delta – Take a boat trip from the city to explore the tranquil Tigre Delta, with its unique waterways and charming riverside towns.
  • Colón Theatre – Attend a performance or take a tour of one of the most beautiful opera houses in the world.
  • Torre Monumental (Torre de los Ingleses) – Get panoramic views of the city and Puerto Madero from this historic tower, a great spot for photos and sightseeing.
  • Puerto Madero – Enjoy fine dining and riverside views in this sleek, modern district, home to top restaurants and upscale hotels.

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