To help you plan your visit to Buenos Aires, we sat down with local guide Maria for her expert advice. No matter what brings you to Argentina, you must dedicate at least a few days to discovering and enjoying Buenos Aires.
Just like the river, which is always present but ever flowing with new waters and currents, this city maintains its rich traditions and heritage, while seamlessly incorporating and blending in new trends - forever expanding and in constant transformation.
Buenos Aires is a city that is truly built for enjoying life. Hedonists will never run out of pleasures to enjoy, while intellectuals are welcomed with open-arms. A place as sophisticated as anywhere and with our fair share of high society, this is also a working-class town that looks down on no one.
Our residents and our city are progressive and forward-looking, yet we also hold a deep nostalgia for the past. With outstanding architecture, world-class theaters and bookstores, great museums and galleries, lovely parks, iconic bars and cafes, an incredible culinary scene we have the best grilled meat you will find anywhere in the world!
For more info on visiting Buenos Aires, check out my guide on where to stay in BA and this itinerary to spending 4 days in Buenos Aires. If you could use some help planning your visit to Argentina, schedule an Argentina travel consultation with me! How to plan a trip to Argentina. Best places to visit in Patagonia.
