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8 Things To Do And See in Buenos Aires

A city boasting a fusion of South American and European flavors, Buenos Aires is known for being the birthplace of tango. What should you visit if you find yourself in the Argentinian capital?

  • 1. Basilica del Santismo Sacramento

    This lovely cathedral provides a sense of sanctuary from bustling daily Buenos Aires life - look out for its intricate stained glass windows.

  • 2. Casa Rosada

    The Pink House is the Argentinian presidential office. It has survived a military dictatorship and stands today as a symbol of Argentinian resilience.

  • 3. Bombonera Stadium

    La Bombonera is home turf of Argentina's biggest football team, Boca Juniors. Check out the tour of the stadium!

  • 4. Museum of Latin American Art

    A jagged, geometric exterior and works from a wide array of Latin American artists make this a must-visit for all art fans stopping by in the city.

  • 5. Palermo

    This hip, bohemian neighborhood has cobbled streets and old world flair, and is also home to a large Jewish population - enjoy Buenos Aires' immigrant heritage.

  • 6. Skydiving

    "Buenos aires" is Spanish for "fair winds," so this popular activity does the city justice. Blue skies and Atlantic waters - what more could you want?

  • 7. Wine Tasting

    Argentina counts itself among the world's biggest wine producers. Get out of the city to some beautiful vineyards and sample it for yourself on home turf.

  • 8. Cementerio de la Recoleta

    This is the answer to Paris' Pere Lachaise cemetery - many of the city's most famous are buried here. It's also considered one of the most beautiful cemeteries on the planet.

Planning Your Visit

  • What's the weather like?

    Argentina's the country closest to Antarctica, so you can expect it to get cold in the south, but Buenos Aires has a humid subtropical climate. So it's hot, but rain and hailstorms are to be expected.

  • How long should I stay?

    Five days should be enough, but you should definitely incorporate it into a South American or Argentinian trip as a whole!

Good to know

  • Language
    Spanish
  • Currency
    ARS ($)
  • Time Zone
    UTC (-3:00)
  • Country Code
    54
  • Best time to visit
    October and November are the most beautiful months to visit because of the jacaranda blooms, but March through May are also ideal for their pleasant weather.

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Overall rating

4.5 / 5

based on 1,662 reviews

Took two hours to get to San Antonio de Areco, stopped at the small town on the way to the ranch. Nice church. Very informative guide. At the ranch we had a drink and some empanadas - they were excellent. Then there was a choice of horse riding or a carriage ride. It was possible to wander around the ranch. Lunch went on and on, the food was good. Don't fill up on the first round of meat - there were sausages, then pork, then chicken, then lamb, then beef, then more beef and more beef. There were some 'salad' dishes to go with all the meat. Wine, beer or soft drinks. Two choices for dessert. Then there was a 'show' with dancing and some singing. Audience participation - not for me!!! Very basic. Best part was the horse whispering demonstration, that was brilliant. I was expecting more gaucho demonstrations, but not to be. Another two hours back to Buenos Aires. Nice to get out of the city and see some countryside.

Buenos Aires: San Antonio de Areco Tour, BBQ & Folklore Show Reviewed by Ann, 3/16/2020

Thoroughly enjoyed the tango show, fabulous dancing. The meal was ok, empanadas to start (not the best) followed by a choice of main courses. The steak was big and served with roast potatoes, so quite a dry meal. Wine, beer or soft drinks were served. Pudding was panna cotta, although there was a choice. The show consisted of a small band, about 6 people, 6 dancers and 2 singers. The musicians were good. Singers probably my least favourite part of the show, as I didn't know what they were singing about!! Overall it was a great night.

Buenos Aires: Piazzolla Tango Show with Optional Dinner Reviewed by Ann, 3/16/2020

I had a tour that not only met, but exceeded my expectations. Not only was Pat super knowledgeable, but very personable. I was on the tour alone which sometimes can be a bit awkward with someone you don't know, BUT within 5 minutes I felt very comfortable and had the best day exploring El Tigre. I was discouraged by many to not take a tour and to do this on my own and I'm SO glad that I spent the money and did the tour! It was worth every penny!

From Buenos Aires: Tigre Delta Tour Reviewed by Lorianne, 11/16/2020

Enjoyed this tour although I would have been happy to see more graffiti and have less talk. However, the guide was very informative and his English was very good. The tour took us down alleyways and roads that we wouldn't have know about. Interesting to hear about the background to some of the graffiti. Overall a good tour.

Palermo: Graffiti and Street Art Guided Walking Tour Reviewed by Ann, 3/16/2020

The whole process went very smoothly..We loved the Tango lessons and the show was amazing..We were pleasantly surprised that dinner was delicious and the wine glasses were never empty..This is an experience not to be missed and it was a very good value

Buenos Aires: Tango Porteño Show with Optional Dinner Reviewed by Anonymous, 4/2/2020

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