This historic cemetery is famous for its elaborate mausoleums and noteworthy residents, including Eva Perón (Evita).

World-renowned for its acoustics, take a tour of the national theater to admire the stunning architecture and to learn about Buenos Aires’ rich history of performing arts.

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This public square in the center of Buenos Aires is surrounded by government buildings and landmarks, including the Pink House (Casa Rosada), Cabildo, and Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana). The square has long been the site of celebrations and protests alike.

In Puerto Madero, walk across this bridge designed to resemble a couple dancing the tango. Both sides of the bridge have restaurants and bars to sit and admire the view.

In the middle of Avenue 9 de Julio, the city’s main thoroughfare, is the 67m tall obelisk. It was built in 1936 to commemorate the city’s 400-year anniversary and marks where the national flag was first raised.

During the week, this indoor market boasts food stalls and artisan goods. On Sundays, the market spills over onto the cobblestone streets of the surrounding neighborhood.

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Inspired by Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, tour this landmark building and go to the top of the lighthouse for beautiful views of Avenida de Mayo and the Palace of the Argentine National Congress (Congreso de la Nacón Argentina).

30km from Buenos Aires and accessible by multiple modes of transportation is this nature oasis. Explore the winding water channels, take in the scenery, and replenish at one of the many waterfront restaurants and markets.

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Take a short ferry from Puerto Madero to explore Uruguay’s capital. Check out our travel guide for Montevideo for more recommendations! 

Situated on the harbor, this neighborhood is acclaimed as the birthplace of tango and the Boca Juniors football club. Wander the colorful streets for restaurants, souvenir shopping, and street performances.

During the day, enjoy the many green spaces like Parque 3 de Febrero, and later enjoy the nightlife of this hip neighborhood.

This quiet and affluent residential neighborhood known for beautiful parks and iconic landmarks like Torre Monumental and Plaza San Martin. Nearby is Galería Güemes, a modern shopping mall set in an Art Nouveau building.