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Historic tramway
An original experience to enjoy with young visitors.
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Buenos Aires as a couple
If you’ve come to the city with your partner, here are some places not to miss.
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Up-and-coming neighbourhoods: Villa Crespo
A neighbourhood full of history, character and identity that makes it a unique must-see
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Usina del Arte- Iupiiiii
Espacio iupiii, to enjoy all year round.
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Centro Cultural de la Ciencia (C3)
An option to learn in a fun way.
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Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro
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Benito Quinquela Martín, the artist who painted La Boca
Learn more about this iconic artist and his contribution to one of Buenos Aires’ most famous museums.
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Welcome to Buenos Aires
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Federico García Lorca “trapped” by Buenos Aires
The Spanish poet and playwright came for three weeks and ended up staying six months, seduced by our city’s magnetism.
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Annual reports
See summaries of inbound national and international tourism trends for each year.