The Belle Époque in Buenos Aires

The best examples of French architecture in Buenos Aires.

Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires

Important educational institution dating back to 1662.

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Casa de la Cultura de la Ciudad

One of the most luxurious 19th century buildings in Buenos Aires.

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Café Tortoni

Pop in for a coffee steeped in history at the city´s oldest cafe.

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Teatro Colón

Don't miss one of the world's most majestic opera houses, acclaimed for its architecture and acoustics.

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Recoleta Cemetery

Lose yourself for hours in this labyrinthine city of the dead.

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Plaza Francia

Pleasant green space in Recoleta designed by landscaper Charles Thays.

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National Museum of Decorative Art

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

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Palermo rose garden

A garden with more than 18,000 roses surrounded by a lake in the heart of Tres de Febrero park.

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Hipódromo Argentino (Palermo racecourse)

Opened in 1876, the Hipódromo de Palermo was the city's first venue for horse racing

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Plaza Italia

One of the city's busiest junctions.

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National Immigration Museum

The city's former immigrants' hotel.

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Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires

One of the city's most elegant hotels, built in 1909.

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Círculo Militar - former Palacio Paz

Luxurious home commissioned by press baron José Camilo Paz.

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Palacio San Martín

Sumptuous family mansion built at the start of the 20th century.

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Monument to General San Martín

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

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La Rural

45,000 sq metre exhibition ground and venue for Argentina's biggest country fair.

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HIGHLIGHTS

Tourist Assistance Centers

Tourist Assistance Centers

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Travel Buenos Aires Series

Travel Buenos Aires Series

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Must-see attractions

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