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The captivating capital city of Argentina, Buenos Aires is like a beautiful picture of a fine potpourri of the Colonial spirit blended with a cosmopolitan demeanor. Sitting on the picturesque Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires has undergone an overhauling, although you would notice some of those historic edifices and single-way alleys still standing with their past glory. Dotted with amusement parks and shopping plazas, on one hand, and museums and historical sites on the other, the city poses a mélange of places to explore on your trip.

Plaza De Mayo and Cabildo

The very quintessence of Buenos Aires’ colonialism can be savored at the Plaza de Mayo, the site of political scenario of the city since the country achieved its independence against Spain. This place in the downtown area of the city is proud to house a number of political and historical edifices such as Casa Rosada, May Pyramid, Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires and the likes. One of the landmark edifices in this region is the Cabildo, the palatial, magnificent Spanish Town Hall, standing with its colonial grandeur. Do not forget to take a glimpse at the guards in front of the arches surrounding the building, donning the traditional, classic uniforms that have been their identity for the past 200 years.

Palermo

Trendy, tantalizing, upscale, the Palermo is one of the most happening barrios or neighborhoods of this Argentina capital city. Steeped in class, this place dazzles all through the day in its glitz and glamour, bustling with restaurants, pulsating pubs and discos. If you wish to spend your days in Buenos Aires in the lap of luxury, this is the apt place to choose with chic apartments and stylish apart-hotels pampering you with hedonism to the core. Palermo is a shopper’s paradise with designer stores lined up the streets displaying haute couture stuffs and ensembles from world-class brands. Take a day trip to the Bois de Boulogne also known as the Parque Tres de Febrero, which encompasses a cornucopia of inspiring venues in its sprawling avenue namely, the Andalusian Patio, the Rose Garden, Hipodromo, the Japanese Garden and the peppy Palermo Race Course.

Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires

Art aficionados can tingle their aesthetic senses with a visit at the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires, a fascinating fanfare of exquisite artwork. Delve into the vibrant culture of the country through the magnificent exhibits that are a true spectacle to cherish.

La Boca

What can be a better way to explore the kaleidoscopic La Boca barrio of the city than by opting for a walking tour? The town largely retains its tango tradition and football craze, with the taverns, shops and houses splashed in resplendent hues and meandering cobblestoned streets kept spic and span. Visit the Caminito for a taste of tango amidst an open museum or gorge onto some local flavors at the restaurants brought alive by tango dancers and musicians displaying their feats. Soccer fanatics can gratify their thirst by catching some terrific football magic at the Boca Junors Stadium, a replica of a delightful gigantic chocolate box.

Belgrano

A genteel, plush neighborhood seated on the northern niches of Buenos Aires, Belgrano is a blend of residential conglomerations as well as lavish shopping plazas and magnificent museums. The Belgrano Square embraces spectacular edifices such as the Le Redonda, the Enrique Larreta Museum of Spanish Art, the Sarmiento Museum and the Yrurtia Museum. Visit the Belgrano Square on weekends to mesmerize yourself and indulge in some shopping spree at the artisan fair that displays exuberant exhibits of intricate craftwork. The China Town is a bustling district embodying Chinese, Korean, and Japanese cultures, where you can catch the aroma of some Asian cuisines coming from the restaurants on the streets.

Tigre or Parana Delta

Take a day off to explore the enthralling, magnetic Parana Delta, located at about a distance of 20 miles from the city. A plethora of activities awaits you at this mesmerizing town from visiting the Fruit Port Market, taking an exhilarating tour through the Parque de la Costa Amusement Park or simply sipping in the tranquility of the islands by taking a stroll.

Finally, a breathtaking trip to the Iguazu and its picturesque waterfalls, the Teatro Colon, the Floralis Generica, the bubbling nightlife of Puerto Madero among hundreds of others are some must-visit places in Buenos Aires.

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