Buenos Aires (Ministro Pistarini Intl) (EZE) Transfers

Surrounded by the Casa Rosada (the presidential office), the Cabildo (former seat of government during colonial times), the Banco de la Nación and the city's main cathedral, Plaza de Mayo is the very ...

Centrally located on the Plaza de Mayo, the Casa Rosada ('pink house') contains federal offices and was once the president's residence. The famous balcony where Eva Perón would speak is visible on the...

Everyone who is anyone in Argentina's history is likely to be found buried in Cementerio de la Recoleta. The seemingly endless rows of tombs and small mausoleums are the final resting places of former...

Argentina's best and most important art museum houses impressive collections from some of the most celebrated names in both national and international art, including Cézanne, Solar, Picasso, Van Gogh,...

What appears as a satellite dish or a radio telescope at first sight is actually a sculpture resembling a gigantic flower. Floralis Genérica has become a landmark in Buenos Aires' Plaza de las Nacione...

Once an important port and centre for European trade, Puerto Madero has been completely redeveloped into a busy daytime business district and a trendy nightspot full of classy restaurants, cool bars a...

A more traditional, if a bit bohemian, part of town, San Telmo's cobblestone streets and colonial style houses are all about antique-hunting, people-watching and tango. The streets are lined with top-...

Though it was once a busy shipyard where European immigrants settled after coming in search of work, this colourful and vibrant neighbourhood has developed into a fashionable centre for trendy galleri...

The Bombonera Stadium is home to the Boca Junios football team, former club of the legendary Diego Armando Maradona, which boasts what is perhaps one of most passionate fan-bases in all of football. Y...

The Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA) is one of the country's, and perhaps the continent's, premier art museums, boasting astonishing collections and temporary exhibitions. One of t...

Often considered one of the top opera houses on the planet because of its acoustic quality, architectural magnificence and stunning beauty, Teatro Colón is perhaps the best place in Buenos Aires to en...

This cultural centre, named after one of the country's best and most beloved authors, Jorge Luis Borges, hosts an astonishing variety of performances and exhibitions. From ballet and tango to experime...

Every Sunday at Feria de San Pedro Telmo, in the heart of the San Telmo neighbourhood, a fascinating market takes place that covers the square and surrounding cobblestone streets with antiques and han...

Located in the dynamic neighborhood of La Boca, Il Matterello perfectly blends the Latin vibes of the city with its pronounced italian identity. The menu offered by this Modena native family provides ...

One of the oldest pizzerias in Buenos Aires, El Cuartito is a local institution. Inside, images of Argentinian football players and team relics adorn the walls, creating an air of authenticity and a d...

This intimate and welcoming slice of Asia will make your mind fly to faraway lands and your stomach rejoice in the tastiness. Síntesis offers an assortment of traditional Chinese, Japanese and Taiwane...

La Mar offers a Peruvian culinary experience like few others in Buenos Aires. This fancy but informal restaurant, located in the Palermo neighborhood, strives to turn a simple meal into a celebration ...

Away from the crowded tourist streets of Buenos Aires, this hidden restaurant attracts the lucky visitors with the smoke and smell coming from its grill. El Gran Paraiso offers a culinary experience w...

Perhaps one of the best steak experiences you are likely to find anywhere, Steaks by Luis offers private asados for small groups on four nights per week. The 5 course dinner includes a cheese and cold...

Named one of Latin America's top 50 restaurants, this Villa Crespo restaurant, run by three Colombian siblings, strives to bring the very best of Caribbean flavours to Buenos Aires. Their seven-course...

A great example of how international cuisine is slowly being introduced to the city, Una Canción Coreana is a family-run establishment that offers delicious and authentic Korean specialty dishes, such...

Another restaurant listed among Latin America's top 50, Aramburu Restó showcases the culinary talents of Gonzalo Aramburu in an unassuming location that you might miss entirely if you're not looking f...

With locations all over Latin America, including Lima, Sao Paulo and santiago de Chile, it is safe to say that this Japanese chain restaurant has become a South American empire.

Year after year, this modern and dynamic cafe keeps winning everyone's heart, becoming a safe haven for tired tourists, students, workers or simply coffee lovers. Using exclusively imported Colombian ...

If drinking coffee in more than just a habit, if you would like to take a closer look at those dark beans instead of quickly swallowing the resulting product, look no further. The LAB not only offers...

The antique aesthetic of this historic cafe, somewhere between a middle-class hangout and an Art Nouveau museum, will turn drinking coffee into a fascinanting experience.

Once a gathering place for artists, journalists and poets, London City is nowadays considered one of the most prominent establishments of its kind in town, a bearer of the city's cultural heritage. Th...

Cocu is not just a cafe. It is a tale of bravery, initiative and a hint of recklessness. It is the story of three young french entrepreneurs who decided to change their lives and translate the French ...

Located in the dynamic neighborhood of San Telmo, this cozy Argentinian cafe is characterized by its wooden interior and offers a well-rounded experience comprised of appetizing food, refreshing drink...

Sitting right in front of Lezama Park is Bar Británico, one of Buenos Aires' historical bars that opened in 1928, featuring wooden interiors that seemingly haven't changed from that era. Here you can ...

The historic Café Tortoni opened its doors for the first time in 1858, and it is one of the best places in the city to experience traditional tango. Once a favourite haunt of artists, writers and musi...

Recently declared a Place of Cultural Interest by the city, this is yet another historically important cafe, known among other things for being the old hangout of some legendary Argentinian icons, suc...

Buenos Aires is one of the world's great literary cities, and there is no better place to browse shelf after shelf in search of a hidden gem than El Ateneo Grand Splendid. Housed in a former grand the...

Another Buenos Aires institution, Las Violetas has been in operation for about 130 years, and it still retains that classical feel about it, from the decor to the place settings, to the immaculately p...

Legend has it that in the early XX century an Argentinian pharmacist named Salvador Cortez, owner of a pharmacy in Palermo neighborhood, would create syrups and meds right in front of the clients, mix...

Disdguised as a lovely flower shop in the Retiro neighborhood, the Floreria Atlantico is actually an intimate and evocative speakeasy hidden beneath a floral cover. The menu features drinks and dishes...

Hidden behind the brick clad door of its namesake cafe, the Victoria Brown is one of the many trending speakeasies in the Palermo neighborhood. Famous for its distinctive steampunk decor, this bar off...

Vico Wine Bar is a mix of innovation, professionalism and attention to detail. An innovative self-service concept, a selection of more than 140 wines, expert sommeliers and dainty food make this bar a...

Hache's wine bar is a relaxing, casual, rustic place, where to taste good wine and local food in a lively atmosphere. The place also offers takaway, giving the opportunity to taste its wine comfortabl...

Far from the nightlife neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, at the first floor of an apartment building in Villa del Parque, there is a hidden club famous for the quality of its cocktails and live music con...

Founded by four friends wanting to expand the culture of Vermouth in Buenos Aires, La Fuerza is the operating base of their promotion efforts. Their signature La Fuerza vermouth comes in two forms, Ro...

Buenos Aires can boast being an important centre for many things, among them, theatre. Avenida Corrientes, besides being famed as the birthplace of tango, is home to a huge array of world-renowned the...

The historic Café Tortoni opened its doors for the first time in 1858, and it is one of the best places in the city to experience traditional tango. Once a favourite haunt of artists, writers and musi...

Inside the gorgeous Palacio Duhau Hotel, the Vinoteca hosts exclusive nightly wine tasting events that showcase some of the country's best vintages. Take a tour of the Argentina's different regions th...

This cultural centre, named after one of the country's best and most beloved authors, Jorge Luis Borges, hosts an astonishing variety of performances and exhibitions. From ballet and tango to experime...

The Mataderos fair revolves around one of Argentina's most fascinating national symbols: los gauchos, brave and lawless cowboys who occupy an important spot in the country's culture. The fair offers t...

A typical Argentininan crafts fair offering handcrafted jewelry, clothes, bags and many other colorful accessories. Compared to other Buenos Aires' fairs it is slightly smaller but very easy to access...

Buenos Aires is one of the world's great literary cities, and there is no better place to browse shelf after shelf in search of a hidden gem than El Ateneo Grand Splendid. Housed in a former grand the...

Every Sunday at Feria de San Pedro Telmo, in the heart of the San Telmo neighbourhood, a fascinating market takes place that covers the square and surrounding cobblestone streets with antiques and han...

Another wonderful street market, this time in the city's trendy Recoleta neighbourhood, the Feria de Artesanos at Plaza Francia showcases some of the city's best craftsmen in wood, metal, leather, tex...

The grand Florida Avenue is the city's main pedestrian thoroughfare, running North to South through the city center. It showcases all manner of shops and boutiques, and the streets are lined with stre...

Recoleta Mall is one of Buenos Aires' great modern malls, located right in the heart of one of the city's trendiest neighbourhoods. It offers everything one might expect from a contemporary shopping c...