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What to see and do in Buenos Aires

As well as discovering its neighbourhoods and squares, visiting its museums and enjoying its gardens, Buenos Aires has lots of special places to see. In this section, you’ll find the most famous tourist attractions as well as some other lesser-known spots.

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Plaza de Mayo

The Plaza de Mayo is the oldest and most iconic public square in the city. Learn all about the history and the most important buildings in the Plaza de Mayo.

La boca is a colourful neighbourhood, full of life. Visitors are presented with its more friendly side, with picture postcard street scenes.

Recoleta is a central residential neighborhood of Buenos Aires that is of great historical and architectural interest. Learn what to see in Recoleta.

Palermo is a large residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires that stands out for its beautiful tree-lined avenues and elegant homes.

Witness to all the transcendental events in the history of Buenos Aires, San Telmo is the oldest and most traditional neighborhood in the city.

Zanjón de Granados

Zanjón de Granados

Zanjón de Granados is a historic site where you’ll travel several centuries back in time through the history of Buenos Aires with a guide. A must-see spot!

Recoleta cemetery

Recoleta cemetery

The Recoleta Cemetery is one of the most famous cemeteries in the world due to the well-known figures laid to rest there and its incredible tombs.

Puerto Madero

Puerto Madero is one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. It is the perfect place to stop by and enjoy a tasty dinner on one of its many terraces.

Evita Museum

The Evita Museum has a magnificent exhibition that narrates the intense life of Evita in an entertaining and interesting way. A must-see spot during your stay in Buenos Aires!

Declared by UNESCO as an Asset of Cultural Heritage, tango is the most representative symbol of Buenos Aires. Find out where to dance and see tango shows in Buenos Aires.

Tourist attractions

Plaza de Mayo

The Plaza de Mayo is the oldest and most iconic public square in the city. Learn all about the history and the most important buildings in the Plaza de Mayo.

Avenida 9 de Julio

Avenida 9 de Julio

With a remarkable width of 140 meters, Avenida 9 de Julio is one of the main arteries of Buenos Aires. Its most famous landmark is the obelisk.

Avenida de Mayo

Avenida de Mayo

Avenida de Mayo is one of the main arteries of Buenos Aires, a large street that stretches from Plaza de Mayo to Plaza del Congreso.

Plaza del Congreso

Plaza del Congreso

Presided over by the Palace of the Argentine National Congress, the Plaza del Congreso is one of the most beautiful and lively squares in Buenos Aires. Let’s learn all about it!

Plaza General San Martín

Plaza General San Martín

The Plaza General San Martín is located in the Retiro neighbourhood and is one of the most important squares in Buenos Aires. This square has also been declared a National Historic Place.

Zanjón de Granados

Zanjón de Granados

Zanjón de Granados is a historic site where you’ll travel several centuries back in time through the history of Buenos Aires with a guide. A must-see spot!

Recoleta cemetery

Recoleta cemetery

The Recoleta Cemetery is one of the most famous cemeteries in the world due to the well-known figures laid to rest there and its incredible tombs.

Teatro Colón

The Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires is one of the most important opera houses in the world. Find out why and how you can visit this famous theatre.

Boca Juniors Stadium

Boca Juniors Stadium

Located in the legendary Buenos Aires neighbourhood of La Boca, the colourful stadium known as La Bombonera is the home stadium of Club Atlético Boca Juniors. Let’s discover it!

ARA Presidente Sarmiento

ARA Presidente Sarmiento

Located in Puerto Madero, ARA Presidente Sarmiento was originally built in 1897 as a training ship for the Argentine Navy. Find out all about it here.

River Plate Stadium

River Plate Stadium

Located in the Buenos Aires neighbourhood of Belgrade, the River Plate Stadium is a must-see for football lovers. Let’s discover it!

Floralis Genérica

Floralis Genérica

Weighing eighteen tonnes and towering 75 feet high, the Floralis Genérica is a unique flower made from aluminium and steel.

Illuminated Block

Illuminated Block

Located next to the Plaza de Mayo, the Illuminated Block (or “Manzana de las Luces” in Spanish) is known as the intellectual hub of Buenos Aires. Let’s learn about its history and what to see there.

Museums and galleries

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Evita Museum

The Evita Museum has a magnificent exhibition that narrates the intense life of Evita in an entertaining and interesting way. A must-see spot during your stay in Buenos Aires!

Museum of Fine Arts

Museum of Fine Arts

The National Museum of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires is home to Argentina's greatest artistic heritage and is one of the leading museums in Latin America.

Museum of Modern Art

Museum of Modern Art

Inaugurated in 1956 to showcase avant-garde artistic trends, the Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art has become a benchmark for museums of its kind.

Museum of the City

Museum of the City

The Museum of the City of Buenos Aires aims to show the history of the city and its residents through historic buildings and exhibitions.

Carlos Gardel House Museum

Carlos Gardel House Museum

Located in the traditional Abasto neighbourhood, the Carlos Gardel House Museum aims to pay homage to the most famous tango singer of all time.

Parks and gardens

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Tres de Febrero Park

Tres de Febrero Park

Also known as Palermo Woods, Tres de Febrero is a set of parks that form a huge green space in the heart of Buenos Aires.

Japanese Gardens

Japanese Gardens

Constructed in 1967 to celebrate the visit of Prince Akihito to Argentina, the Japanese Gardens are one of the best places to visit in Buenos Aires.

Botanical Garden

Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden of Buenos Aires is an enormous green space spanning 7 hectares that boast over 5,500 different species of plants.

Nearby sights

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Iguazu Falls

The Iguazu Falls are made up of 275 waterfalls up to 260 feet (80 metres) high. They are considered one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

Colonia del Sacramento

Colonia del Sacramento

Colonia del Sacramento is a peaceful destination in southwestern Uruguay. Find out what to see in Colonia del Sacramento and how to get there from Buenos Aires.

Punta del Este

Punta del Este is one of the most exclusive destinations in South America. Discover what to do and see in Punta del Este and how to get there from Buenos Aires.

Montevideo is a large city that retains the character of small coastal towns. Find out what to see in Montevideo and how to get there from Buenos Aires.

Cruises from Buenos Aires

Cruises

The Port of Buenos Aires is one of the best in South America. Discover the destinations and get the best deals on cruises from Buenos Aires here.