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Top Things to Do in Buenos Aires
Obelisk (attractions): Unveiled in 1936, this landmark obelisk made from Cordoba white stone is a popular meeting place.
Teatro Colón (museums): This grand theater (circa 1908) known for acoustics hosts classical music, operas, ballets & tours.
Plaza de Mayo (parks): City square named after 1810 revolution that took place here, leading to Argentina's independence.
Nacional Museum of Fine Arts (museums): One of Latin America's largest public art collections, set in a converted drainage pumping station.
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (museums): Modern museum showcasing 20th century & newer Latin American artwork, cultural events & films.
Floralis Generica (attractions): A city gift from an architect, this striking steel flower sculpture sits above a reflecting pool.
Café Tortoni (cafes): Iconic French-style cafe opened in 1858, favorite haunt of the cultural elite with live tango.
Café de los Angelitos (cafes): Striking, ornate dining hall pairing Argentine cuisine & local wine with nightly tango performances.
Feria de Mataderos (attractions)
Caminito (attractions): This traditional alley & street museum with vividly painted houses was inspired a famous tango song.
Casa Rosada (attractions): Venerable, pink-colored palace that houses the presidential office & features guided tours.
Recoleta Cemetery (attractions): Built in 1822, this statue-rich cemetery features mausoleums of many notables, including Eva Perón.