The boat we took on the Rio de la Plata.Photo by Anonymous
Drinking mate in the park.Photo by Jay C, USA
Watching the gauchos show off their horse ridin...Photo by kerry L
Horseback riding in the hacienda.Photo by Georgia H, USA
An international sing-along concluded the indoor e...Photo by Ann K, USA
This was a sombre memorial of a recent war but I t...Photo by Wayne O, Australia
Cool thing from the walking tour, during the milit...Photo by Kathleen S
A great entertainer. Signs in multiple languages a...Photo by Georgia H, USA
Shopping in Tigre's market Photo by kerry L
The tour ended here in this courtyard of this old ...Photo by Kathleen S
The Museo de Armas (Arms Museum) is just to the ri...Photo by Kathleen S
Beautiful flora and faunaPhoto by Ann K, USA
Helping the tourists. Photo by Nicholas B
Main singersPhoto by Kathleen S
The entrance of the hacienda.Photo by Georgia H, USA
The centre of attention & most recognised item in ...Photo by Wayne O, Australia
...as it saysPhoto by Angelika G, Germany
Buenos Aires - River ShotPhoto by Anonymous
Typical building in Buenos AiresPhoto by Yvette A, USA
Coed drumming in addition to singing and dancing!Photo by Ann K, USA
Buenos Aires
Attractions
Buenos Aires Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Buenos Aires attractions and places to see in Buenos Aires, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Recoleta
The ritzy Recoleta neighborhood draws visitors in the numbers for a wander through Buenos Aires’ up-market residential streets and public parks. For most ... Continue Reading »
La Bombonera Stadium
The beloved Boca Juniors soccer team plays its games at Alberto J Armando stadium, affectionately known as La Bombonera (Spanish for “the Chocolate Box”). It ... Continue Reading »
Palermo Viejo
Palermo Viejo is the old quarter of Buenos Aires’ largest barrio, Palermo. The old residential area is well worth visiting to stroll past grand buildings ... Continue Reading »
Plaza de Mayo
Plaza de Mayo is Buenos Aires’ political heart, first mapped out in 1580. Today, the grassy, treed plaza attracts visitors with cameras and relaxing ... Continue Reading »
Caminito
With its brightly painted houses and funky atmosphere, Caminito is one of the most famous streets in Buenos Aires. It may not be a grand boulevard, but ... Continue Reading »
Colon Theatre (Teatro Colón)
Since 1908, the Colon Theatre (or Teatro Colón) has set the benchmark for gilded magnificence and the ultimate theater experience. One of the world’s ... Continue Reading »
La Boca
South of downtown Buenos Aires, by the port, the working-class enclave of La Boca has a strong Italian flavor and plenty of artistic flair. The barrio is ... Continue Reading »
San Telmo
Like La Boca, the central barrio of San Telmo is one of Buenos Aires’ tango haunts. Formerly an up-market residential area, the area’s crumbling mansions ... Continue Reading »
Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar
The white bell tower and baroque pediment of the Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar sits at the heart of the affluent residential enclave of ... Continue Reading »
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