Marvel at this moving sculpture that's become an emblem of the city.

Monumentalist bank headquarters with a numismatic museum.

Financial and commercial centre with an elegant residential side, this area was the port of entry for millions of immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

A riverside corridor full of parks and open spaces.

A journey through some of the landmarks of Jewish history and culture in Buenos Aires.

Take a stroll around the lake and rose garden in the city's biggest and most popular park.

Different immigrant communities left their imprint on the city's architecture.

Monumental clocktower built by the city's British community.

Where Pope Francis led mass as Archbishop of Buenos Aires.

Buenos Aires' largest neighbourhood. Shop, drink, enjoy outdoor activities in the parks, or simply rest under a tree ...