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Incredible food, fresh young designers, and a thriving cultural scene—all these Buenos Aires has. Yet less tangible things are at the heart of the city's sizzle—for one, the spirit of its inhabitants. Here a flirtatious glance can be as passionate as a tango; a heated sports discussion as important as a world-class soccer match. It's this zest for life that's making Buenos Aires one of Latin America's hottest destinations.
Buenos Aires Hotels
Buenos Aires is experiencing a tourism boom unlike any in its history. The cheap peso has made it one of the most affordable big cities, and dollar- and...read more
Buenos Aires Restaurants
Buenos Aires isn't just the most cutting-edge food town in Argentina—it's the most cutting-edge food town in the southern hemisphere. Here three things...read more
Things To Do in Buenos Aires
Explore the best sights, entertainment, and shopping with our top choices and insider tips.
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Buenos Aires Experiences
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They say the only thing certain in life is change, and no one knows it like porteños (citizens of Buenos Aires) do. While the world panics... Read more
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Originally the city's waterworks, this russet-color columned building in Recoleta is your one-stop shop for Argentine painting and sculpture... Read more
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It's not just good genes that keep porteñas (women from Buenos Aires) looking fab: the peluquería (beauty salon) is a home away... Read more
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Most buildings from the colonial era and the early days of the republic have long since been built over, but San Telmo still offers glimpses... Read more
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Locals see busy Avendias Figueroa Alcorta and Libertador as functional routes connecting downtown with the northern suburbs. But the parallel... Read more
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Family is a big part of local life. Porteños definitely believe kids should be seen and heard, and local children keep pretty much the... Read more
Travel Blog
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Travel Tip of the Day
Buenos Aires' official tourism body runs a free, 24-hour tourist-assistance hotline with English-speaking Read more
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Trip Ideas & Itineraries
Buenos Aires has always been a magnet for artists, drawn to the capital city for its unique mix of Lati Read more
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Trip Ideas & Itineraries
Reading trip reports from other travelers can be an invaluable resource for planning your next vacation. Read more
· Forums Trip Reports
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OK, I admit it…I organize like the Capricorn that I am. Read more
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I have been totally remiss in filing this trip report for our Argentina trip in February, 2011 and have promised myself that I will get it posted, in parts, before year-end. Read more
·Argentina Forum
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I realize there are a few threads touching upon this question, but haven't seen any recent posts so wasn't sure if things have changed.
I land at EZE at 9:15am on a Sunday and plan to fly to USH that afternoon. Read more
