Best Things to Do in Buenos Aires
In a single trip, it's near impossible to experience everything Buenos Aires has to offer: cemetery-strolling, boutique-shopping, opera-watching, and tango-dancing. But watching a soccer match or leisurely sipping an espresso at a local café is an excellent way to start your visit. You'll want to stroll through La Boca and San Telmo to shop, catch a street-side dance performance, and walk through the colorful Caminito. But don't miss out on the cache of contemporary art showcased at the MALBA or the spectacular performances at the Colón Theater. You'll also want to carve out time for hidden gems like the El Zanjón de Granados and the Zen-like Rose Garden Walk (Paseo del Rosedal).
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Why go: The chic, sprawling neighborhood of Palermo in north Buenos Aires is divided into three parts ... read more»
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Why go: To get your culture fix, you'll want to head straight to the Fería De ... read more»
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Why go: When you tire of meandering down the bustling Avenue Libertador, take respite at the city ... read more»
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Why go: This beloved cemetery—located in the ritzy Recoleta neighborhood—is the resting place of many ... read more»
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Why go: For art aficionados, the National Museum of Fine Arts is an aesthetic wonderland. The collection ... read more»
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Why go: When visitors want to take an evening stroll, many head to Puerto Madero, where dazzling ... read more»
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Why go: With its extensive collection of avant-garde 19th- and 20th-century works, the Museum of Latin American ... read more»
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Why go: Essentially a playground, this interactive museum is comprised of rooms where kids explore a miniature ... read more»
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Why go: When you tire of rummaging through San Telmo's designer racks and museums, head over ... read more»
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Why go: If you came to Buenos Aires to dance, sashay your way over to this stylish ... read more»
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Why go: For a taste of Argentine's exuberant spirit, take a stroll along Corrientes Avenue. This ... read more»
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Why go: In this verdant, 18-acre botanical garden, you can take a rest from the hustle and ... read more»
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Why go: This fashionable neighborhood located in southern Buenos Aires brims with trendy boutiques and art galleries ... read more»
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Why go: This opulent opera house is as pleasing to the eyes as its performances are to ... read more»
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Why go: If you're feeling lucky, head over to this lavish French-style racetrack. Welcoming visitors since ... read more»
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Why go: Tourists have flocked to this historic square ever since Argentina declared independence from Spanish colonial ... read more»
