Things to do in Ciudad de Buenos Aires
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<i>Paseo de la Historieta</i> in San Telmo
<i>Paseo de la Historieta</i>, in the historical neighborhood of San Telmo, pays tribute to the masters of humor and their creations: Mafalda, Clemente, Isidoro, Matías… and many others.
A Ride around Lezama Park
Located in the heart of the neighborhood of San Telmo, this zone has an endless past. Originated in the nineteenth century, it lodges the National Historical Museum and one of its most famous jewels, namely: the British Pub.
A Ride on the Metrobús
Traveling from the Recoleta Cemetery to the Obelisco has never been faster. Ever since the 9 de Julio Metrobús was established, Buenos Aires has adopted a new pace.
A Small Chalet Overlooking the Obelisk
We discovered the history of a curious chalet raised on the roof of a building on 9 de Julio Avenue.
A Tour around <i>Fileteado porteño</i>
There are two must-visits in the City of Buenos Aires. The people from 054 have elaborated a real treasure to enjoy the history and culture of the city.
A Visit to Glew to see Raúl Soldi's Frescos
Saint Anne's Parish in Glew is an ample of the greatness of Raúl Soldi. As soon as its doors are crossed, visitors start to understand the talented artist. And it lies just half an hour away from giant Buenos Aires.
Adventure, tango and Much More at the Delta
A tour around the Delta delights visitors with nature and <i>tango</i>. Unforgettable from every point of view.
An Unusual Afternoon on Bond Street
Avant-garde Bond Street Gallery has become a classic in the City of Buenos Aires. Here are some details that keep captivating visitors.
Argentina Polo Day, every day of the year
Polo country better world, Argentina offers the possibility to practice during your stay in Buenos Aires. A luxury, designed for anyone who ever dreamed of being a polo player.
Buenos Aires, Cradle of Pope Francis
His Holiness, Pope Francis was born on March 13th, 2013 at the Vatican. Until then Jorge Mario Bergoglio had lived a full life since his birth in Buenos Aires.
Corrientes Avenue Never Sleeps
A tour along Corrientes Ave., axis of nightlife and cradle of memorable Argentinian artists.
Ecobici, the Best Means of Transport to Tour around the City
They are the best friends of those who wish to avoid the rush hour, work out and become disconnected from the hustle and bustle of hectic Buenos Aires.
Finding Caloi’s Clemente
A visit to the District of Adrogué lets us discover a neighborhood that lies close to the Federal District and has attributes of its own.
Five places to get lost in a book
Who says that this busy city many not have a quiet space? When people say that Buenos Aires has something for everyone, they are telling the truth. Here are some of the favorite sites for reading enthusiasts.
In San Telmo, <i>Galería del Asombro</i>
San Telmo offers attractions for all tastes. Such is the case of <i>Galería del Asombro</i>, ideal for the entire family, especially for sci-fi enthusiasts.
Joined by Football
Watching football has fortunately changed. Today, thousands of tourists from around the globe travel around in search of classics that do not belong to them but do catch their attention.
Museum Night in Buenos Aires
A cultural celebration held every year ever since 2004 invites visitors to go around the museums in the City of Buenos Aires under the moon and the stars.
Puesto Viejo Estancia, A Tour around Argentina
Tourists may experience a wide array of recreational options and relax to enjoy Argentina minutes away from Buenos Aires. Horseback rides, polo games, hiking trails, bicycles, a swimming-pool and, of course, the Argentinian countryside.
Reserva Natural Otamendi
De muy reciente creación (1990), la Reserva Natural Otamendi se halla en el partido de Campana, provincia de Buenos Aires...
Sculpture of Sandro at the Gran Rex Theater
The sculpture of Sandro has been inaugurated on Corrientes Avenue: a tribute to the gypsy at the gates of the Gran Rex Theater.
Some Must-Visit Coffee Houses in Buenos Aires
Going back in time in Buenos Aires is quite easy, especially when it comes to a cup of coffee. Here is how to do it by visiting some of the most remarkable pubs in the city known as <i>La Reina del Plata</i>.
Stand-up at La Plaza: a new kind of theater with a cradle of...
What happens to you, what happens to me, what is not talked about anywhere else, that is what is dealt with here until tickets are sold out. All this and much more is stand-up comedy, a habit that has come to stay.
The Best Ten Streets to Shop
Shopping malls have come to stay and they have certainly displaced regular stores. However, some streets in town continue to set the trend when it comes to going shopping in the City of Buenos Aires. Let’s see which ones are still in fashion.
The Pizza Restaurants No One Should Miss in Buenos Aires
Whoever dares to say the best pizza in the world is Italian has never tasted pizza in Buenos Aires. This city is not just a synonym for the best meat and here is why.
There is Only One Reconquista
Capital of the celebrations of Saint Patrick’s Day on March 17th, Reconquista Street dazzles year round with its traditional pubs and its constant vacation atmosphere.
Urban art at <i>Pasaje Lanín</i> in <i>Barracas</i>
In the heart of <i>Barracas</i> in Buenos Aires City there is a small, unique alley, set apart from the neighborhood.
When Buenos Aires Is Invaded by Zombies
This is a walking tour around downtown Buenos Aires carried out by a group of people who simulate a zombie apocalypse. Held every year in November...
Places to dance tango in Buenos Aires
<p>Tango describes the essence of Buenos Aires. Some of the most popular milongas show why tango is a favorite ride in Buenos Aires.</p>
200 Years Are Nothing
The celebration of the 200 years of our motherland was a real popular festival unlike no other.
What Things Were Like in 1810
When the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata was constituted, Buenos Aires was the most populated city in the country that was about to emerge.
<i>Café</i> Tortoni
<i>Café</i> Tortoni, the most traditional place in the City of Buenos Aires, was established on Mayo Avenue, a very different avenue from the one we all know today.
A Tour around the Recoleta Cemetery
Though many will not dare to take this kind of tour, visiting cemeteries leads to learning about a logical line of thought unlike the one we are immersed in today.
Around Buenos Aires by Cable Car
Nowadays, it is still possible to travel by cable car. Buenos Aires has a series of old cars which date back to a past when everything was slower. The good old times.
BAFICI 2020: Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival
A ride (and a half) around a new edition of the Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival.
Boca vs. River, River vs. Boca
An unforgettable experience for football fans and, in fact, for anyone eager to live an intense derby: Boca vs. River.
Buenos Aires Chinatown
While visiting the neighborhood of Belgrano, we toured around what is known as Chinatown: a space for cultural exchange.
Buenos Aires Has its Own Bus
A two-and-a-half-hour tour in the open air let us see the <i>porteño</i> lifestyle: how citizens move and how they welcome tourists.
Buenos Aires Historic Quarter
At weekends, when the motor vehicle traffic fades away and business time is over, downtown Buenos Aires appears to calm down and the treasure which has always been in the same place comes to light...
Buenos Aires on a sailing boat
The Yacth Club keeps in her interiors a fascinating world of sailors, legends. A visit to this shelter for sailing boats us to set sail across the widest river in the world on board the sailing boat called Smile
Buenos Aires Zoo
At one of the most important junctions in the Federal District, we found one typical city attraction: the Buenos Aires Zoo, a distinctive site where children and grown-ups may stroll about amidst the animals.
Cemetery at Recoleta
Recoleta Cemetery concentrates prestigious art and architecture masterpieces raised in honor of traditional families and distinguished characters in Argentinian history that lie there.
Come and Play Polo for a Day
Is it possible to learn how to play polo in Argentina in only one day? Yes, it is. And it may turn into a memorable experience. Minutes away from Buenos Aires, Polo Experience invites us into this world ruled by horses...
Festival de Baradero 2020
Cuando llega Febrero, la pequeña ciudad de Baradero se viste de fiesta y de tradición para dar lugar a uno de los espectáculos más importantes de cada verano.
Julio Cortázar Square (“Serrano”) Day and Night
Still known by <i>porteños</i> as Serrano Square, Julio Cortázar Square is the heart of Palermo Viejo. In the daytime, visitors are lured by design and handicrafts; at night, by its pubs and restaurants.
Mafalda is Back in San Telmo
At a traditional corner of San Telmo, a well-deserved tribute is paid to Mafalda and to Quino, her creator. This popular character is visited and photographed steps away from the house...
National Library: Tour and History at Recoleta.
One of the most peculiar buildings in Buenos Aires shelters the National Library. On a charming corner of the neighborhood of Recoleta, we visited the house of books.
San Miguel del Monte: on <b>Gauchos</b> and <b>Pejerreyes</b>
San Miguel del Monte is a district of livestock tradition and one of the oldest towns in the Province of Buenos Aires. Its beautiful lagoon, dwelled by large specimens of <i>pejerrey</i> (neotropical silverside)...
Sculpture Promenade and <i>Floralis Generica</i>
At the elegant Recoleta neighborhood, close to Francia Square, the Fine Arts National Museum and the Law College, we found an outdoor sculpture promenade and the great <i>Floralis Generica</i>.
Street Theater at Abasto
A tour around the Abasto area hand in hand with a company of actors invited us on a journey back in time to the neighborhood where Carlos Gardel used to live.
The Book Fair, reading Festival
The 2018 Book Fair will take place in La Rural venue, in Buenos Aires. This is the 44th issue of this famous event in the city.
The Buenos Aires Japanese Garden
In a nook of Buenos Aires, close to the Palermo Rosebush Promenade, we found a green exotic space where Japanese culture is in bloom.
The Colón Theater
According to experts, this is the best theater in the world to listen to opera. This year, more precisely on May 25, 2008, it turned 100 years old.
The Palace of Justice
One of the most important institutional spaces in Argentina opens up its gates to the public through guided tours that show them round the past...
United Buddy Bears in Buenos Aires
We went to San Martín Square, in the area known as <i>microcentro porteño</i>, in order to see the traveling show called United Buddy Bears, which visited Argentina in March 2009.
Visit to the <i>Cabildo</i> Yard
A yard from old times: trapped between avenues and large buildings, this space has been recovered in favor of green and handicrafts and it offers a place to rest in the nerve center of the city.
Visit to the <i>Casa Rosada</i>
At weekends, when officials have their day off, tourists may tour the hallways of the Pink House.
Caminito, With an Oil Aroma
La Boca is a <i>tango</i> of wet cobbles and calico skies painted in many colors. It is going back to the past in order to remember or forget, as you like it. Caminito is one the traditional destinations for tourism in Buenos Aires.
Buenos Aires from a Sailing Boat
On board a rapid sailing boata cruise, the city offers various alternatives to enjoy its coast sceneries.
City Tour around Capital Federal
The Autonomous city of Buenos Aires is world wide known due to its strong cultural contrasts which come out in the varied architecture present in historical buildings, monuments, museums, theatres...
Step by Step around Buenos Aires
Walking around a city gives you the incomparable pleasure of wandering and allows you to explore the whole universe along its streets.
From Buenos Aires to Tigre by Helicopter
A few minutes away from the City of Buenos Aires, Tigre and its delta leads us deep into a natural scenery where the thickness of the shrubland is embraced by various channels of reddish waters.
Buenos Aires’ Domes
Looking upwards in a city where everything takes place horizontally is not a waste of time. A vast architectural show has been waiting for years for the look of those who pass by...
Many-sided Recoleta
There is not only one Recoleta. This is a place that has managed to combine a cocktail of attractions that turn it into a mandatory destination when it comes to sightseeing around Buenos Aires.
Sailing Río de la Plata
An afternoon sailing across the Río de la Plata on board the Galileo Buenos Aires catamaran is a new alternative for a short ride from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
Nothing Like a Horse-Drawn Carriage
For decades, the traditional carriages, horses and owners have left from Italia Square, to get immersed in the Palermo forests.
The Palermo Horseracing Track
Passionate like no other. Passional to the extent that many have lost everything “by one head” and very few have won.
A little bit of Jazz in Palermo
Fifteen gastronomic corners in the Palermo neighborhood offer their customers the possibility of having dinner in the company of very good live jazz music.
Buenos Aires by bicycle
A different Buenos Aires can be seen from a bicycle. The wind on our face and the cycling make the streets even more attractive in this city which hides secrets and stories.
Art in Buenos Aires Subways
Under the great city lies another city, as huge and ancient as the one on top. It keeps details that have remained in spite of the coming of modern times.
Market of San Telmo
Sunday is the day on which Dorrego Square dresses up as an old lady and waits for tourists to perform its show. A kind of magic that for years has turned this place into a classical of Sundays...
Paragliding Minutes away from the Obelisk
Although mankind was born without wings, it may come close to getting them. There is a new world still to be discovered less than one hour's drive away from Buenos Aires. Believe it or not.
Tren de la Costa, a Special Ride
The eleven stations of <span style="font-style: italic;">Tren de la Costa</span> showed us much more than a journey to Tigre, the end of the rail. The ride offers multiple forms of entertainment and enjoyment both for grown-ups and children...
Over the City by Helicopter
A very unusual view of the City of Buenos Aires may be experienced by tourists and <i>porteños</i>. Leaving from the Jorge Newbery Airfield...
Temaiken, a Very Different Zoo
Only 50 kilometers away from the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires lies Temaikèn Park. There, both grown-ups and children learn to respect biodiversity and preserve the environment through games.
Holy Land, the First Religious Theme Park
Tierra Santa (Holy Land) is a theme park oriented to the different stages in the life of Jesus Christ, since His birth till His crucifixion and resurrection.
Christmas in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is one of the most beautiful and impressive cities in the world to welcome Christmas. In December, it becomes magical. Do not miss this tour.
When the Countryside Reached the City
Buenos Aires was the venue for Cow Parade, which enabled us to have a close look at a cleverly popular artistic display that is going round the world and is now presented at Puerto Madero.
When the Hearts Invaded Buenos Aires
First, it was the cows. Then our beautiful Buenos Aires was invaded by hearts. The art shows embellish the city and invite passers-by to reflection.
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