Best places: Tourist attractions in Buenos Aires, Argentina

This converted theater was first opened in 1919 & has now been converted into an elegant book store.

This grand theater (circa 1908) known for acoustics hosts classical music, operas, ballets & tours.

Architecturally eclectic church from the early 1900s with ceiling frescoes & a grand Italian organ.

Scenic park with sprawling rose gardens, plus statues of famous poets & a lake with a quaint bridge.

One of Latin America's largest public art collections, set in a converted drainage pumping station.

Spacious, modern sports museum housing artifacts & exhibits on the eponymous football club.

A city gift from an architect, this striking steel flower sculpture sits above a reflecting pool.

Expansive lake home to water birds, edged by a walkway & overlooked by oak trees & a golf course.

Luxurious museum with a garden providing artwork from around the world, guided tours & education.

Items relating to the Argentine War of Independence, May Revolution & historic ways of life.

The former seat of Pope Francis, this cathedral has a history dating back to the early 17th century.

Quinquela's former home/studio houses original paintings & personal items, plus the works of others.

👍👍 Working historic tramway restored by to life by NGO 'Amigos del Tranvía'. During weekends, locals have the opportunity of enjoying a 30 minute ride on one of several historic tram cars . The interior of the car is lined with mahogany wooden panels and the outside is decorated with vibrant colours....

👍 Amazing Building, pass the gate to see the main corridor.

👍👍 Beautiful Place, It brings peace , the structure is overwhelming, just great.

Former naval school & detention site, now a museum dedicated to prisoners of military dictatorship.

👍👍 Beautiful place to see. It is a little bit run down, but still looks great. The restaurant is great and surprisingly cheap

👍👍 Great place and really beautiful architecture! We went there, did our prayers and left peacefully to go through another week! I really liked that the altars had the name of the saints and a bit of their history!

👍👍 One of Buenos Aires most spectacular Catholic Churches. Built in the NeoRomanic and NeoByzantine styles. Unique in South America, Santa Rosa's nave boasts a byzantine dome supported by colossal marble pillars. Beneath ground level there is a lovely chapel and the cities largest columbarium. The upp...

👍👍 Serene and beautiful, hidden among the dense urban environment.