Guidebook for Buenos Aires
Sightseeing
Lupita (La Plata)
Icono de Buenos Aires
Arts & Culture
Avenida Corrientes
800 Av. CorrientesTeatros, espectáculos de Tango
Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
805 BrandsenBecome a Boca fan
Milongas (tango nights) blend the familiarity of a social club with the elegance of a 1930s ballroom dance.
La Marshall
961 YatayMilongas (tango nights) blend the familiarity of a social club with the elegance of a 1930s ballroom dance.
Shopping
Here, you can find antiques in the shops tucked away around every corner, many at bargain prices.
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San Telmo
Here, you can find antiques in the shops tucked away around every corner, many at bargain prices.
Food Scene
In Buenos Aires, you should drink a cup of freshly roasted coffee with a crispy medialuna (Argentinian croissant). A splendid place to bite into one is the Café Tortoni, the city's most traditional ca
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Cafe Tortoni
825 Av. de MayoIn Buenos Aires, you should drink a cup of freshly roasted coffee with a crispy medialuna (Argentinian croissant). A splendid place to bite into one is the Café Tortoni, the city's most traditional ca
Gran Bar Danzon
1161 LibertadOne of the kings of the bar scene is Gran Bar Danzón.