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Buenos Aires Must-Visit: Top 7 Recognized Spots for Every Traveler

  • Post last modified:February 14, 2024
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Discover the Buenos Aires Must-Visit spots that will make your trip an unforgettable experience, and know tips and secrets of Buenos Aires, the city that never sleeps, full of life, passion and culture!


1. Casa Rosada

Buenos Aires must-visit: Casa Rosada
Buenos Aires must-visit: Casa Rosada

Discover the political and cultural heart of Argentina at the iconic Casa Rosada!

The Casa Rosada is the official seat of the President of Argentina. It is located in the Plaza de Mayo, in the heart of Buenos Aires and The Casa Rosada Museum is located below the rear area of the place. The museum exhibits a number of artifacts related to the history of the Casa Rosada and Argentina. You can learn about the building’s construction, its use as the presidential palace, and the history of Argentina.

Tip: Try to plan your visit in advance to take advantage of the guided tours of the Casa Rosada. The guided tours are available in Spanish and English. Tours typically last for about an hour and cost a small fee.

2. The Obelisco

Buenos Aires must-sees: Obelisco
Buenos Aires must-see: The Obelisco and a City Tour Bus passing below.

Marvel at the imposing Obelisco of Buenos Aires, a symbol of the city that never sleeps!

It is undoubtedly one of the most famous landmarks in Latin America. It is important to check the dates when the city government allows visitors to climb to the top to enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the metropolis for a small fee.

Buenos Aires must-see: Obelisco at night
Obelisco at night

Tip: Visit the Obelisk both during the day and at night, as the lighting of this monument makes it even more magnificent, allowing you to live two completely different experiences and capture the essence of Buenos Aires at different times of the day!

3. Buenos Aires Must-visit – El Caminito, in La Boca

Buenos Aires must-visit: Caminito
Buenos Aires must-visit: Caminito in La Boca

Immerse yourself in the authenticity of the colorful La Boca neighborhood and discover the famous Caminito! Walk its cobblestone streets, full of street art, music and dance.

Tip: You must try the delicious empanadas and enjoy the live tango shows at some of the local restaurants that are always on offer!

4. The Teatro Colón

Buenos Aires must-visit: Teatro Colon
Buenos Aires must-visit: Teatro Colon

Be dazzled by the majesty of the Teatro Colón, an architectural and cultural treasure of Buenos Aires!
Enjoy a performance of opera, ballet or concert and immerse yourself in the magic of this emblematic theater.

Tip: Book your tickets in advance to ensure you get the best seats and live an unforgettable experience and make sure you have a formal dress for the venue!

5. The Neighborhood of San Telmo

Buenos Aires must-visit: San Telmo
Buenos Aires must-visit: San Telmo

Explore the bohemian charm of the San Telmo neighborhood, where history and modernity intertwine! Walk its cobblestone streets and visit the famous San Telmo Fair, where you can find unique treasures, regional handicrafts and enjoy street shows. The Fair is on full swing on Sundays.

Tip: You must visit the antiques market on Defensa Street. There you can haggle to get the best prices!

6. The Japanese Garden

Buenos Aires must-visit: Jardin Japones

Escape the urban hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in the serenity of the Japanese Garden, a haven of peace in the middle of the city! Enjoy the lush vegetation, ornamental bridges and tea ceremonies.

Tip: Try to visit the Japanese Garden during spring to admire even more the beauty of the cherry blossoms and make the most of your experience!

7. Recoleta Cemetery

Buenos Aires must-visit: Cementerio Recoleta

Explore the beauty and incredible architecture of the Recoleta Cemetery, a place full of history and legends! Walk through its corridors and admire the impressive sculptures and mausoleums. Outside the cemetery you can find a Fair on Saturdays and Sundays where you can find leather goods, mate gourds and typical food. You can also enjoy tango shows outside the Cemetery and in the park.

Tip: You can find in this cemetery the remains of Eva Perón and I recommend you to join the free and voluntary tours of the cemetery to learn the stories behind the most emblematic tombs of the cemetery!


Experience an unforgettable time in Buenos Aires, this beautiful cosmopolitan city, the Paris of South America, where every corner awaits you with open arms to offer you unforgettable moments!