Buenos Aires

The capital of Argentina combines European style with a rich history and energetic nightlife.
Often called the “Paris of South America,” in Buenos Aires, you will find tree-lined boulevards
with 19th-century architecture, colorful areas, and nightlife districts competing with
the best in the world.

A great way to get to know Buenos Aires is to take the subway, or “subte” as it is called in Argentina,

which will take you to practically any place in the city.
Start at Plaza de Mayo, in the Centro area. Here the battle of the Argentine Revolution was
fought, and it is the site where the Casa Rosada is located, the pink-toned building that
houses the office of the Presidency of Argentina.

Visit La Recoleta Cemetery, where the remains of Argentina’s most famous people lie, including Eva Perón.

The area next to the cemetery is one of the richest and most famous in the city, and there you will see the best
architecture in Buenos Aires.

Palermo, is the most elegant area of the city. In this area of terrace houses and cobblestone streets, boutiques and cafes abound.

Walk along the avenues heading north or, if traveling with children, visit the Buenos Aires Zoo.

Return at night and enjoy the best bars and nightlife in Palermo Hollywood.

Take advantage of seeing a Tango show or enjoying a glass of Argentine Malbec.

Many people also visit Buenos Aires for shopping. If you like international designers,

visit Florida and Lavalle streets in the Centro area.

For a more local experience, browse Palermo Soho and Viejo shops.

The Puerto Madero district is excellent for taking photos with the city as a backdrop.