Carlos Gardel's Buenos Aires

Eight places to discover the Buenos Aires of the legendary actor and tango singer.

Carlos Gardel House Museum

A museum dedicated to Carlos Gardel, located in the legendary singer's former home

See more ❯

Chacarita Cemetery

The resting place of famous tango musicians and other local celebrities.

See more ❯

Café Tortoni

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

See more ❯

Palais de Glace - National Palace of the Arts

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

See more ❯

Hipódromo Argentino (Palermo racecourse)

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

See more ❯

Luna Park

Famous venue associated with music, political rallies and Argentine boxing.

See more ❯

Pasaje Zelaya

Close to Gardel's last home, this street is decorated with images of the singer's face.

See more ❯

Carlos Gardel Monument

The sculpture is located in the famous singer's home neighbourhood.

See more ❯

Fileteado walk

Discover "fileteado", Buenos Aires' iconic decorative art.

See more ❯

HIGHLIGHTS

Caminito

See more ❯

Teatro Colón

See more ❯

Travel Buenos Aires Series

See more ❯

Recoleta Cemetery

See more ❯

Must-see attractions

See more ❯

Carlos Gardel House Museum

Chacarita Cemetery

Café Tortoni

Palais de Glace - National Palace of the Arts

Hipódromo Argentino (Palermo racecourse)

Luna Park

Pasaje Zelaya

Carlos Gardel Monument

Fileteado walk

HIGHLIGHTS

Caminito

Teatro Colón

Travel Buenos Aires Series

Recoleta Cemetery

Must-see attractions

Buenos Aires, a global capital with a high quality of life; home to talent, creativity and diversity.

Get in touch with us

Sign up to our newsletter

Professionals

City press releases

Content and information Hub

Meetings & Events

Press resources and contact

Tourism observatory

Tools

BA Tours

Most visited