Buenos Aires
The Paris of the southern hemisphere
There is no better place than to start your journey through Argentina in Buenos Aires. The different neighborhoods that each have their own character, the wide avenidas, beautiful squares, the proud and friendly Porteños and the historic buildings. Buenos Aires has many faces and has something for everyone. It is a city that will not easily get bored.
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Discover the Argentine capital by bike
Get on a bike and let yourself be guided through the city. Visit the colourful district of La Boca or cycle through the modern Palermo Soho.
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Meet the Tango
Buenos Aires is the home of the tango. The tango is danced on the street during the day and in the evening during exclusive shows. Get surprised during the tango show by the best tango dancers in the world.
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The flea market at Plaza Dorrego in San Telmo
The older district of San Telmo is characterized by the Tango and the beautiful antique shops. The most important square in this district is the Plaza Dorrego. Visit the antique market here on Sunday mornings.
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Visit one of the largest cattle markets in the world
Ten thousands of cattle are auctioned every day. The auctioneer starts talking and with a single gesture the cows are bought. The purchase is confirmed with a handshake. A fascinating spectacle.
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Let yourself be culinary pampered in Chila restaurant
Enjoy an incredible culinary experience that goes beyond eating; it encompasses all your senses from the very first moment the dish is presented at your table. Chila restaurant was elected one of the world's 50 best restaurants in 2018.
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Discover the 'hidden bars’
Treat yourself with a drink in one of the speak easy bars or 'hidden bars'. These hidden gems of Buenos Aires’ nightlife are sometimes hidden behind an inconspicuous door. Sometimes you have to go through a shop to reach such a bar or you even need a password to enter.
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Experience a soccer game in La Bombonera
If Argentinians are passionate about something, it's soccer. Experience the real local Argentine soccer culture, and experience a game of the Boca Juniors in La Bombonera.
The characteristic neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is divided into several neighbourhoods, each with its own character. In the old working-class neighbourhood of La Boca you can walk through narrow alleys and past colored houses. The older neighbourhood of San Telmo is characterized by the Tango and the beautiful antique shops. The most important square in this neighbourhood is the Plaza Dorrego. Visit the Sunday morning antique market here.
The neighbourhoods Palermo, Retiro and Recoleta together form the most prosperous and also the most expensive residential and business district of Buenos Aires. There are beautiful stately houses here, in French style, from the early 1900s. In addition, you can go excellent shopping here. You will find a variety of attractive boutique hotels in historic characteristic buildings, often with modern interiors combined with classic elements. The 'Avenida 9 de Julio' is a beautiful avenue that runs through the city and has been the widest street in the world since 1936. The street is about 140 meters wide!
Would you like to visit Argentina?
Would you like to make a trip to Argentina and are you curious about the possibilities? Have a look at the travel itineraries which we created as inspiration. These trips can be booked as mentioned on our website or they could be adjusted to your wishes and ideas. We are happy to help you with a personal travel program based on your wishes and ideas.
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