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Lively Buenos Aires is a historic center as well as exciting modern city. Featuring grandiose architecture, such as the Teatro Colón, built in 1908, it's popular for walking tours where you'll get a sense of the colorful history Buenos Aires has been a part of. Boasting a lively arts and food scene, where new and old coexist, it's a city that will enchant and provide a glimpse into modern Argentine life.
Where is Buenos Aires?
The largest city of and capital of Argentina is located at the western shore of the Rio de la Plata at a distance of 150 miles from the Atlantic Ocean towards the southeastern coast of the South American continent. The city was a part of Buenos Aires Province till 1880 but had always been the center of political fights for decades. Hence, after a long political history, it was made an autonomous district.
Weather in Buenos Aires
The weather in this southern hemisphere city is variable. Overall the climate is temperate, which means the winters are very cold and summers are hot and humid. Spring is the best time to visit the city, September to December when you will see the pretty violet jacaranda trees blooming throughout the city.
The temperatures are also reasonable, and you will also get reasonably priced accommodation due to being the shoulder season. Summer, December to February, is the most popular time, while winter, June to August, attracts only those who love skiing.
Day trips from Buenos Aires
Your Argentina travel should not be limited to the capital as there are variously beautiful, historic, and fascinating destinations around the country. Here are some of the most important day trip destinations around Buenos Aires that you can explore during your trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina.
1. Tigre Delta
About half an hour ride from Buenos Aires will take you to this wonder of nature. This is one of the largest deltas of the world and has a modern canal system with interconnecting paths. Spend the whole day in exploration and take a boat back to the capital in the evening.
2. San Antonio de Areco
The historic town is famous for its traditional cowboy horse-riding tribute. Explore the few museums, and colonial streets and get some souvenirs from the locally made silverware, leather goods, etc.
3. Montevideo
Located in the Rio de Plata, the city has the honor to be the southernmost capital. Choose a bright summer day and head straight to the old city that is filled with museums, art galleries, and colonial buildings.
4. La Plata
The most significant attraction is the National History Museum, which makes a perfect destination for those interested in Argentina's paleontology. Also don't miss Argentina's oldest cathedral.
5. Colonia del Sacramento
This 17th-century colonial town of Uruguay with a relaxing charm is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cobbled streets of the historic quarter, flowering bougainvillea, and the old lighthouse attract numerous tourists every year.
Top things to do in Buenos Aires
1. Historic Museums
The historical city has various museums that give you the opportunity to explore the history of the country as well as some of the most significant European art pieces.
2. Horse Match
When in the country famous for horsemanship, it is a must to take the chance and watch a polo match or horse race. Campo Argentina de Polo or Palermo Hippodrome are the best places to do so.
3. Traditional Steak
Eat at the classic Argentine eateries, also known as parrilla that could be a roadside vendor or a fine-dining. All that matters is that it is serving the classic barbecue steak or parrillada mixed grill replete.
4. Dance Tango
Everything around the city feels like dancing to the beat, but milonga is the special place that you would love to visit if you have the courage to join in the tango fun.
5. Shop Around
There is a local market, almost in every neighborhood of the city. Have a taste of the vibrant local culture and witness the abundant production and artisan goods in the colorful cobbled streets.
What is Buenos Aires famous for?
Buenos Aires Argentina is mainly known for its rich cultural life and preserved fascinating Eclectic European architecture. The city is the birthplace of the famous tango dance that originated in the 19th century and spread throughout the world. Traditional grilled cuisine, football, street art, and architecture are all the things this large city is famous for.
Top attractions in Buenos Aires
The bustling capital has the true essence of Argentina as it is not only the political but economic and cultural capital of the country. The second-largest city of South America is rich with attractive architectural buildings and is the center of various entertaining activities. Some of the most important destinations that you must include in your Buenos Aires Argentina travel list are:
1. Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
The National Museum of Fine Arts has the largest collection of Lain America that is open publically. Opened in 1895, the museum is also called mini-Louvre as it has an outstanding collection of Argentinian and European artists.
2. Teatro Colon
The huge seven-story theater is one of the most important landmarks of the city. The impressive building is the main venue and world-class forum for performing arts, classical music, opera, and ballet.
3. Cementerio de la Recoleta
The city of the dead is one of the most highlighted destinations in the city. The cemetery streets are filled with fascinating marble mausoleums and statues. Many military heroes, politicians, presidents, and many other rich and famous people have buried here.
4. Buenos Aires Cabildo
Located in the Plaza de Mayo, this Cabildo has significant historical importance. There is a National Museum in it with a huge collection from the 18th century, including various old maps and photos of the old city, colonial art, a Jesuit exhibit, and the first printing press of the city.
5. The Metropolitan Cathedral
This 16th-century cathedral was one of the first churches established here by the Spanish. The Catholic Church has a rather plain exterior but a beautiful Neo-Baroque and Neo-Renaissance interior with 18th-century altarpieces, statues, and various other artworks from that time. The Block of Enlightenment, the tomb of General Jose de San Martin, Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires, and San Ignacio Church are some of the important points to visit.
6. Puerto Madero
The sleek building at the waterfront is the largest urban development project in the city. During the 19th century, this was the main port of the city but fell into decay by 1989 when the aging warehouses were decided to turn into residential buildings, shops, restaurants, etc. Spend a pleasant afternoon strolling through the streets of Puerto Madero and get fascinated with the blend of natural and man-made beauty.
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