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  1. Historic cafes

    Known as "bares notables", many of the city's beautiful historic cafes and bars remain richly preserved, offering a journey back in time.

  2. The Nereids fountain

    Monumental work created by Argentine sculptress Lola Mora in 1903.

  3. Zanjón de Granados

    Discover underground tunnels and four centuries of history hidden under a 19th century home.

  4. The bookstores on the new Calle Corrientes

    Buenos Aires is the city with the most bookstores per capita in the world. Discover them for yourself!

  5. National Museum of Decorative Art

    A window into the opulence of Argentina's upper classes in the early 20th century

  6. Palais de Glace- National Palace of the Arts

    Inaugurated in 1910, this palace of art originally housed an ice rink

  7. National Congress building

    Monumental home of the Argentine national legislature.

  8. Palacio de Justicia (Palace of Justice)

    Site of the national judiciary and Supreme Court.

  9. Palacio del Gobierno de la Ciudad (former city hall)

    Former seat of the city government.

  10. The theatres of the new Calle Corrientes

    The dynamism of its theatre scene is the perfect metaphor for this landmark avenue.