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If you’re not sure which signature dish to try, you can’t go wrong with Argentinian steak paired with a glass of wine. The restaurants in Buenos Aires are reasonably priced and offer great food, so after the first try, you’ll find yourself going back for more. Cafes and craft beer bars are also a fun way to explore the city.
Go to San Telmo Sunday Market
San Telmo Sunday market is a place you must visit while in Buenos Aires! It’s huge and has so much to offer, and it’s a perfect place to get souvenirs and gifts for friends.
Watch Tango
Buenos Aires gives you a unique opportunity to see a tango show in the birthplace of this famous dance. You can choose among exclusive theatre performances and small, intimate venues, but whatever you pick, you’ll get the experience you’ll remember for the rest of your life.
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]]>While exploring the continent can take time and careful planning, there are some cities that can be used as a great base for seeing the best of this huge land. Here are the best trip bases, depending on what you want to see!
Lima
Lima is the bustling capital of Peru, a country that’s best known for its natural treasures and heritage. If you head here, you will have easy access to the rest of the country as well as the Andes Region, which makes it a great choice as a trip base if you want to check out this part of the region.
Buenos Aires
Many people refer to the Argentinian capital as the Paris of Latin America, and you will be astounded at all that Buenos Aires has to offer in and of itself. You can also use it as a base for trips to neighboring Uruguay as well as Argentina’s famed wine regions or even the Tierra del Fuego region.
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Brazil is the biggest and most populous country in South America, and Rio de Janeiro is the best place to begin if you want to take it all in. From the city’s beaches to its cheap and frequent connections with other Brazilian cities like Sao Paulo, this world-famous city has all you need.
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The Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires is one of the city’s most popular cultural spots, and it’s best known for putting 20th century and newer Latin American artwork in the spotlight.
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
Located in the bustling Recoleta neighborhood, this museum is home to one of Latin America’s largest public art collections, and it features works by such masters as Goya, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Manet.
MACBA
If you have a soft spot for modern art, make sure to check out this museum dedicated to showcasing contemporary works by local and international artists.
Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo
Another amazing art museum you shouldn’t miss in the Recoleta neighborhood, this spot is home to an impressive collection of around 4,000 pieces, ranging from paintings and sculptures to East Asian art.
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]]>This splendid bookstore is housed in a classic building that once served as an ornate theater. It opened its doors to visitors in 1919 and had a seating capacity of over 1,000, but its time as a theater was short-lived and the future had something else in store for this magnificent space.
In 2000, Grupo Ilhsa leased the former theater with a clear vision in mind—transforming it into the flagship location of their bookstore chain. To make the whole thing better, they weren’t planning to change the original design. Many of the architectural details, including the beautiful ceiling, crimson curtains, and vintage carvings, still remain intact while former theatre boxes are now filled with bookshelves.
Both The Guardian and National Geographic called El Ateneo Grand Splendid one of the world’s most beautiful bookstores and that alone makes it worth the visit.
You can check it out and buy some books to take home with you every day. The store is open between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sundays.
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Casa Rosada a.k.a. Pink House is one of Buenos Aires’ top tourist attractions, and not only because its pink-colored exterior. It serves as the office of the president of Argentina, and you can visit it by joining one of the guided tours and check out the museum on its premises.
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Argentina’s National Museum of Fine Arts houses one of the most impressive public art collections in Latin America. It’s housed in a beautiful coral building in the Recoleta neighborhood, which houses another important cultural institution with a similar exterior.
Centro Cultural Recoleta
The Recoleta Cultural Centre is one of Buenos Aires’ most important exhibition and cultural events centers, and its building comes with an interesting history. It actually dates back to the 18th century, making it one of the oldest buildings in the entire city.
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]]>Designed by the Argentine architect Eduardo Catalano, this steel and aluminum sculpture has been around since 2002. It became one of the quirkiest attractions in Buenos Aires thanks to its imposing size and unique modern design.
According to Catalano, this sculpture is supposed to represent “a synthesis of all the flowers and, at the same time, a hope reborn every day at opening.” Despite its cold, stainless steel exterior, Floralis Genérica replicates the natural journey of real flowers. Its petals open every morning and close at sunset, thanks to the special electrical mechanism.
To see this imposing sculpture in the flash, head to the Plaza Naciones Unidas during your visit to Buenos Aires. It’s pretty much impossible to miss due to its imposing size since the sculpture is 23 meters high and surrounded by a charming reflecting pool which only adds to its beauty.
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]]>The Argentine capital is also home to a rich tapestry of neighborhoods which make the city unique. One, in particular, is Palermo.
Palermo, located in the northeastern section of the city and bordering the Rio de la Plata, is a sophisticated, beautiful, and unique area that defines the best of what the city has to offer, both culturally and gastronomically.
The former home of famous Argentines such as Che Guevara and Jose Luis Marti, Palermo’s historical core is the top place that you should visit in this part of the city. Statues and monuments line the area’s plazas and beautiful 18th-century architecture can be found inhabited by shops and restaurants in the top part of Palermo.
There is plenty more to see in Palermo, as other parts of the neighborhood offer up treasures such as a Japanese Botanical Garden, the Galileo Galilei Planetarium, and the popular urban park called Palermo Woods.
Simply put, there’s absolutely no way to be bored while visiting Palermo, no matter what your interests are.
Be sure to add Palermo to the top of your “neighborhoods to see” list when you start planning your next Buenos Aires excursion. You won’t be disappointed!
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]]>Today, many Argentinians still belong to this Christian denomination, attending services in the country’s many beautiful cathedrals. Some of these date back to the period of Spanish colonization. If you find yourself visiting Argentina, here are three that you should definitely check out.
Catedral de La Plata
Located in the La Plata neighborhood of the Argentinian capital of Buenos Aires, the Catedral de La Plata is a Neogothic marvel. Constructed between the late 19th and early 20th century, the 318-foot tall cathedral is a marvel of engineering and one of the largest churches in the entire world.
(@be.ka.ene)Catedral de Salta
The Neobaroque mid-19th century cathedral in Salta, Argentina is beloved for a number of reasons, including its charming and memorable light pink facade as well as its dedication to Jesus and the Virgin Mary.
Catedral Metropolitana de Buenos Aires
Another Buenos Aires cathedral finds its way onto the list here, with the Catedral Metropolitana de Buenos Aires being another must-see church. This beautiful cathedral features a Neoclassical facade and was finished in the late 1700s, and it still stands today as a true icon of the Argentina capital.
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]]>Perhaps the most underrated soccer-centric destination on Earth is Argentina’s capital of Buenos Aires. Passion for the sport is overwhelming here, with nearly all of the city’s residents supporting one of the several local clubs. If you plan a trip to Buenos Aires, be sure to stop at these stadiums.
La Bombonera
Buenos Aires’ La Boca district is the home of La Bombonera, the curiously-shaped and legendary stadium of one of the two biggest clubs in the city, Boca Juniors. 49,000 fans pack the stadium every Sunday to cheer on their team.
El Monumental
The other huge club in Buenos Aires, River Plate, plays its games at El Monumental, the largest stadium in Argentina with a capacity of over 70,000. Red and black dominate the color panel at this unforgettable place on soccer weekends throughout the year.
…esta campaña volveremos a estar contigo…El Cilindro
While Boca and River might be the two most well-known teams in Buenos Aires, Racing Club plays at El Cilindro, a massive cylinder-shaped stadium into which up to 61,000 fans pack to cheer on one of the country’s most successful and well-known clubs.
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]]>Here’s a couple of vibrant places you should visit if you’re artistic at heart.
Palermo Soho
If you enjoy searching for stunning street art in each new city you visit, Palermo Soho is a good place to start. Streets of this neighborhood are covered with colorful paint, giving it a unique retro feel.
Frida Kahlo Mural
You’ll find many impressive pieces of street art while roaming the streets of Palermo, but the one you should definitely look for is this breathtaking mural of Frida Kahlo.
UP TURISMO ARGENTINACaminito, La Boca
La Boca neighborhood is another vibrant oasis you should visit in the Argentine capital, especially the colorful alley Caminito, filled with dozens of painted houses.
San Telmo
The oldest neighborhood of Buenos Aires is brimming with colors, and it perfectly captures the vibe of this city as a whole.
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