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Buenos Aires, Argentina - April 15, 2015: The main square on of the Camanito in the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires features brightly colored buildings and cobblestone streets that are a popular tourist destination. Tourists can be seen surrounding the most recognizable building the the neighborhood at the center of the square. The area is a popular destination for watching tango dancers in the street, shopping for souvenirs handicrafts made by local artisans and restaurants. It is the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires and is located at the mouth of the port, which gives it its namesake.

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Drawing millions of tourists each year, beautiful Buenos Aires has more than 380 bookstores, 287 theaters, 160 museums and an array of architectural wonders that blend neoclassical, art nouveau and art deco styles, reflecting the city’s European influences. Talented chefs blend Argentina’s local produce with culinary influences from around the world. Tango, which emerged as a fusion of various cultures, is just one facet of Buenos Aires’ incredibly vibrant nightlife scene. Not sure where to start? Plan your perfect trip to Buenos Aires with our travel inspiration and tips covering top attractions, when to visit and expert advice on how to make the most of your adventure.

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Best Things to Do

Tap into the fabled energy of Buenos Aires with our pick of the city's top experiences.

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Best Time to Visit

The magic of Buenos Aires lasts all year long, with festivals and cultural events filling the calendar practically every month.

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Transportation

Navigating Buenos Aires' emblematic broad avenues is simple, and getting around the city by foot, bicycle, bus or subway is easy and generally safe.

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Free Things to Do

If you want to explore Buenos Aires without breaking the budget, start with these 10 free activities around the capital.

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Best Neighborhoods

Argentina's capital is a vibrant, buzzing metropolis, but it takes time to discover every corner. Here are the neighborhoods you absolutely can't miss.

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Day Trips

A short distance from Buenos Aires, you can discover gaucho culture, carnival celebrations, an island-filled river delta and more.

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