The amazing natural splendor of Argentina, including the Iguazu Falls and the snow-capped Andes Mountains, can be reached easily from Buenos Aires, making it a prime location for travelers looking for both urban and rural excursions.
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History & Culture
The architecture, art, music, and gastronomy of Buenos Aires are all influenced by the city's rich history and culture. Spanish colonizers created the city in 1536, and European architectural influences, particularly French and Italian, have had a significant influence on its design. Tango music and dance, which originated in the working-class areas of Buenos Aires in the late 19th century, are also well-known throughout the city.
Delicious Cuisine
Buenos Aires is well-known for its grilled meats, especially beef, asado (barbecue), and empanadas (stuffed pastries). Moreover, the city boasts a vibrant café scene, with a large number of old-school cafes providing coffee and pastries. Last but not least, the city is home to a large number of museums and cultural establishments, including the magnificent Teatro Colón, one of the most well-known opera houses in the entire world.
What can visitors expect to find in Buenos Aires?
- MALBA - The Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and has an exceptional collection of modern art from Latin America.
- Many restaurants, cafes, and bars can be found in Puerto Madero, a redeveloped beachfront neighborhood with breathtaking views of the Río de la Plata.
- The Casa Rosada, the presidential palace, is located in the Plaza de Mayo, a significant political gathering place in Argentine history.
- Palermo is a hip district with lots of parks, museums, and eateries that are easy to get around on foot or by bike.
