Pleasant green space in Recoleta designed by landscaper Charles Thays.

Did you know that BA has a palace of water, a chalet on the skyline, and a park built over the ruins of a prison?

Buenos Aires is a great destination for all the family. The city has plenty of activities to delight young visitors.

Promotes reflection on Argentine identity and the many historic processes that led to the country’s formation.

Visit the shops on this historic site originally owned by Argentine patriot Domingo French.

19th century family mansion turned quirky bohemian shopping space.

Church in the 17th century Muscovite style, opened in 1904.

Sculptural tribute to Argentina's liberator, made in 1862.

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

This famous avenue runs from the national congress to the Casa Rosada and Plaza de Mayo, passing many highlights on the way.