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Buenos Aires travel guide

The Argentine capital is explored by neighbourhood: Palermo and Recoleta, safe and walkable, with good dining; San Telmo, birthplace of tango and of the Sunday market; and La Boca, with the painted houses of El Caminito. It is a natural city stop to open or close an Argentina programme.

Season by month

When to travel

What to do in Buenos Aires

Who to offer it to

First time in South AmericaIt is the arrival hub of almost any Argentine programme, and it is understood on foot.
Culture and historyTheatre, bookshops, museums and tango carry three days without depending on the weather.
PremiumRecoleta and Puerto Madero concentrate the high-end hotels and the serious restaurants.

When to go

Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are the best windows, with mild weather for walking and eating outdoors. August hosts the Tango Festival and World Cup.

How many days

Three nights are enough to cover the main neighbourhoods, a tango show and a day of museums and food.

What not to miss

The Recoleta Cemetery, the Sunday San Telmo market along Calle Defensa, the Teatro Colón, the MALBA and El Caminito in La Boca.

What to offer and why

Three to four nights as the opening or closing leg of any Argentine programme. The barrios tour on day one orders the city; Tigre or an estancia fills day two, and tango covers an evening without adding an excursion.

When to book

Four to eight weeks outside January. January wants more lead time, not for the city but for the domestic flights that leave from here.

Practical and operational

Ezeiza is the international airport and Aeroparque the domestic one, and almost every Patagonian connection leaves from Aeroparque: the inter-airport transfer is a real hour and a real cost inside the itinerary.

How we arrange it

The tango show with dinner and the city tour combine well in the same programme; we arrange them by date and neighbourhood preference.

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