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Buenos Aires, Argentina


Average Yearly High Temperature in Fahrenheit (&degF)
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Buenos Aires, Argentina

Overview

Buenos Aires is located on the southern shore, on the southeastern coast of the South American continent. Buenos Aires is the birthplace of Tango, the nightlife goes well beyond the morning, their passion for sports is felt through the whole city, and it is one of the most fashionable places in Latin America. Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and is full of European influences that shaped it to be the cosmopolitan city it is today.

Things to Do

Iconic Neighborhood

  • Villa Crespo - A quiet neighborhood on the rise, this place has fewer tourists and attractions but tons of new restaurants and trendy bars. Buenos Aires' famous Parque Centenario is also located in Villa Crespo and there are murals featured in the streets giving the area an artsy feel along with a modern twist.
Hotels

Emperador Hotel Buenos Aires
Address: Av. del Libertador 420, C1001ABR CABA, Argentina
Phone: +54 11 4131-4000
2.1 miles from Cruise Terminal

Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center
Address: San Martín 1225/1275, 1104 CABA, Argentina
Phone: +54 11 4318-9000
1.4 miles from Cruise Terminal

Activities
  • Plaza Dorrego is a must-visit for all tourists. The cobblestone streets are filled with small shops, elegant bars, cafes, and on Sundays a market.
  • In 1908, Teatro Colon was opened in Buenos Aires and is now considered one of the best opera houses in the world.
  • Once the tallest building in Buenos Aires, Palacio Barolo is impossible to miss. The building was designed by Italian architect Mario Palanti, who took inspiration from Italian poet Dante Alighieri's’ writing.
  • It's essential to go to a Milonga in Buenos Aires. A Milonga is a Tango dance club were both skilled and amateur dancers practice the elegant and romantic dance.
Family Friendly
  • For over 200 years of Argentine history, visit Museo Casa Rosada. It contains artifacts as well as various art exhibits.
  • In 3 de Febrero park is the Paseo el Rosedal filled with over 18,000 roses, statues, a Spanish patio, and a lake. Nearby is a Japanese garden, a botanic garden, and multiple small landmarks.
  • MALBA is the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires and showcases the work of various Latin artists in their mission to promote and conserve Latin American culture.

 

Driving Directions

Av. Ing. Huergo 431 - C.P. 1107
Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires
Argentina

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