BUENOS AIRES / MUST-SEE ATTRACTIONS

Must-see attractions

Buenos Aires is a city full of culture and history that will transport you to bygone times. Discover all its emblematic places, which make this destination a true gem to explore.

We are waiting for you to live an unforgettable experience!

Let yourself be carried away by the beauty of the Argentine capital!

Discover the treasures of Buenos Aires such as the majestic Obelisk, icon of the city, the historic Plaza de Mayo, political heart and symbol of the fight for rights and democracy, the emblematic Casa Rosada, the modern Puerto Madero, with the iconic Puente de la Mujer and exclusive places to enjoy the gastronomy of Buenos Aires. And finally, the significant Plaza del Congreso, the scene of protests and a symbol of the citizen's struggle.

Immerse yourself in these unique experiences and discover the charm of Buenos Aires!

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Obelisk

I discovered the majestic Obelisk, a historical monument considered the icon of the city. It was built in 1936 by the architect Alberto Prebisch, one of the main exponents of Argentine modernism, on the occasion of the fourth centenary of the first foundation of Buenos Aires by Pedro Mendoza.

With its imposing 67.5 meters high and a base of 6.8 meters per side, it gives you unparalleled panoramic views of the city. Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Buenos Aires and marvel at this emblematic monument.

Dare to live the experience of contemplating Buenos Aires from the top of the Obelisk!

Plaza de Mayo

The Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires is an iconic place full of history. Built in 1580, it is the political heart of Argentina and has witnessed countless key events in the country's history.

Surrounded by historic buildings such as the Casa Rosada and the Metropolitan Cathedral, this square has been the scene of important demonstrations and protests.

It is a symbol of the fight for rights and democracy in Argentina, and continues to be a meeting point for citizens who express their voice and their ideals.

Casa Rosada

The Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires, built in 1873, is the seat of the Argentine Government and has witnessed key moments in the country's history.

Its iconic pink color gives it its name, and its imposing façade stands out in the Plaza de Mayo, from where Argentine presidents such as Eva Perón and Juan Domingo Perón have directed the destiny of the country.

Currently, it is a symbol of Argentine democracy and an important reference point for citizens and tourists who visit the city.

Madero Port

Get to know Puerto Madero, one of the most modern and sophisticated neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, nestled on the banks of the majestic Río de la Plata.

This revitalized port district blends the elegance of its architecture with the beauty of its waterfront promenades. At its heart stands out the iconic Puente de la Mujer, an impressive work of art that beautifies the urban landscape with its unique and avant-garde design.

Old warehouses have been converted into exclusive restaurants, bars and hotels, turning Puerto Madero into an essential destination to savor gastronomy and enjoy the charm of Buenos Aires.

We invite you to immerse yourself in this unique experience and discover the charms that this enchanting corner of the city has to offer!

Congress Square

Plaza del Congreso in Buenos Aires, located in front of the majestic National Congress building, is a place of great historical and political importance for Argentina.

The scene of demonstrations, protests and significant events over the years, it has witnessed key moments in the country's history. With its monument to the liberator General San Martín in the center, the square symbolizes the fight for democracy and citizen rights.

Its symbolic value and its role as a center of public expression make it an emblematic and significant place for Argentines.