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Pasaje Zelaya
Close to Gardel's last home, this street is decorated with images of the singer's face.
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Calle Florida
The city's classic pedestrianised shopping street.
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Solar de French
Visit the shops on this historic site originally owned by Argentine patriot Domingo French.
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Galería Güemes
Famous for its Art Nouveau architecture and one of the best views of Buenos Aires.
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Eduardo Sívori Museum of Art
Opened in 1938 as the municipal museum of fine art.
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Day 5 | A week in Buenos Aires
Palermo, the Colegiales flea market, Belgrano and Chinatown.
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Buenos Aires in 48 hours
Just two days to explore the city? Discover the city's many faces with our self-guided tours.
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Japanese Garden
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Multicultural Buenos Aires
Thanks to the city's history of immigration, with two days in the city you can travel the world. This itinerary takes you on a tour of some of Buenos Aires' many international influences.
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Day 2 | A week in Buenos Aires
Central landmarks: Plaza de Mayo, the Obelisk, Plaza San Martín, then Pizza and theatre.