Best places: Things to dos in Buenos Aires, Argentina

👍👍 Excellent! very friendly We left the car for a week and everything was perfect. They respond quickly and in our case we wait for a remiss that they called to take us to the airport. A few days before returning, they contacted to check the day of return and sent information about options to return f...

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.

👍 I recommend visiting it, it is located in the mouth and you can get tickets online. You have the option of having the tour guided where they explain each thing in detail and the work it belonged to or doing it alone.

👍👍 This experience was so much more than I originally thought it would be and was 100% worth the money. The experience brought a group of people together and really lent itself to creating meaningful connections and conversations with people you might have just met. The info provided around the food wa...

👍👍 It is a mandatory stop for anyone who loves football. The ticket has a slightly higher price, but it gives access to the museum, the changing rooms, the stands and the lawn. Those who are not very interested in football, may not see much fun in the visit...

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

Boating, rollerblading & planetarium visits in a sprawling green space around a central rose garden.

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.

Restored labyrinths & urban archaeology on the site of the first Buenos Aires settlement in 1536.