Places to visit Buenos Aires - Attractions and Things to do in Buenos Aires

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San Telmo

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San Telmo is one of the oldest neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires. This was a popular district in the 19th century and was inhabited by all the elite families of the ...read more

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La Boca neighborhood or locally known as barrio, is situated in Buenos Aires in Argentina. Having preserved a strong European flavor, and early settlers being from Genoa, an Italian city, ...read more

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Puerto Madero

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Puerto Madero, earlier used as a warehouse area for the marine docks, has now been converted to become the most popular tourist destination of Buenos Aires. The entire area is ...read more

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Recoleta

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La Recoleta Cemetery is a popular cemetery which is situated in Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires in Argentina. It includes the graves of some of the notable Argentines like Raul ...read more

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Plaza de Mayo

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The Plaza de Mayo is the perfect destination to begin a tour of the city of Buenos Aires. This is the main square situated in downtown Buenos Aires in Argentina. ...read more

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Caminito

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Obelisk

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LANDMARKS AND HISTORIC SITES

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Casa Rosada

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LANDMARKS AND HISTORIC SITES

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Old town

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Evita Museum

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The Evita Museum displays the story of the life of Eva Peron, right from her memorable lifestyle as an actress to her political career and death which is still remembered ...read more

MUSEUMS

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Calle Florida

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The renowned Calle Florida Street is an attractive street located at the city centre of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is a pedestrian friendly street, full of architectural beauty. The ...read more

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Palermo

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Palermo is the largest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, the capital city of Argentina. The neighborhood is home to a number of attractions. It features the renowned "Bosques de Palermo" which ...read more

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Palacio Barolo

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Palacio Barolo is a 22-story office building which is situated in Buenos Aires. Designed in Eclectic style, this building construction was initiated in 1919 and completed by 1923. This palace ...read more

LANDMARKS AND HISTORIC SITES

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Recoleta Cemetery

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OTHER ATTRACTIONS

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Belgrano

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STREETS, SQUARES AND NEIGHBOURHOODS

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Buenos Aires Ecological Reserve

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PARKS AND GARDENS

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Decorative Arts National Museum

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The museum present in its collections several works: the going back furniture, pottery and the tapestries from the sixteenth - eighteenth century. ...read more

MUSEUMS

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Feria de Mataderos

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STORES AND SHOPPING MALLS

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Vinotango

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NIGHTLIFE

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Museum of Latin-American Arts of Buenos Aires

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The Museum has themissionof preservs and diffusing the Latin American arts of the last two centuries. ...read more

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Feria de Plaza Dorrego

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STORES AND SHOPPING MALLS

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Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum

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MUSEUMS

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Alto Palermo Shopping

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Alto Palermo Shopping is a must do for any person in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Opened in 1990, this is the main shopping center in the city having architectural design. ...read more