Tourist Attractions
MALBA »
The Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires is the city’s most distinguished art museum and one of its most prominent cultural features. It provides a fascinating insight into Latin American art culture through a stunning display of works by the region’s most talented artists. The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano... more »
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes »
The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (National Museum of Fine Arts) displays the world's largest collection of Argentine art in an old pump waterworks building. Established in 1896, the museum has been in its current location since 1932 and showcases national and international artworks in 30 richly-hued galleries across three... more »
Plaza de Mayo »
Established in 1580, Plaza de Mayo (May Square) is Buenos Aires' first public square and the historic site of ceremonies, rallies, political uprisings and protests. The name of the square is derived from the uprising against Spanish colonial rule on May 25, 1810 and the journey toward independence. The plaza... more »
Teatro Colon Opera House »
Considered one of the premier theatres in the world, Teatro Colón is renowned for its architectural beauty and superior acoustics. The current building, located in downtown Buenos Aires, took an eventful 20 years to construct and opened in 1908 with Giuseppe Verdi's opera 'Aїda'. Today, the theatre is still a... more »
La Boca »
For a vibrant, bohemian neighbourhood in Buenos Aires, La Boca is the barrio to visit. Located in the southeast of the city, this historic and colourful working class area sits at the mouth (la boca) of the Richuelo River near the old port and is the site of many popular... more »
Casa Rosada Presidential Palace »
A striking feature in Buenos Aires' public square of Plaza de Mayo is the distinctive Casa de Gobierno (Government House), completed in 1898 and known colloquially as Casa Rosada or Pink House. A mishmash of architectural styles and painted an unusual pink hue, the Argentine presidential palace is an unmissable... more »
Cementerio de la Recoleta »
Cementerio de la Recoleta, tucked away in a quite corner of Buenos Aires, has been listed as one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world. The tiny 5.5 hectare space is filled with almost 4700 vaults, and the list of famous Argentinean names engraved on these makes the cemetery... more »
