Located in the southeast metropolitan area La Boca is one of the most popular in town. Here come the tourists to stroll along the pedestrian streets and street performances to attend. Support artists representations and here you find the famous tango Stada. The main street Caminito (little path) is the tourist center of La Boca. It is valued for its colorful houses, many suvenituri and art objects which are sold here....

  Plaza de Mayo is the main city square, where over time there were numerous protests and demonstrations, but also a promenade space, a meeting place and a starting point for discovering the city. Around this square you will see several important goals, such as Cabildo, Casa Rosada, Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires National Bank. Market is the historic center of town and there are many shops, parks, statues, fountains. Origins market reach by the end of XVI century, and the re...

  Casa Rosada is an interesting building, dating from 1873, built on the foundations of other structures, which over time was post and fort. Casa Rosada is Argentina's government headquarters today and is known as the Palacio Presidencial or Gioberno House. Besides the massive architecture specific to the nineteenth century, the building is interesting for its pink color, making her look at least strange....

  San Telmo is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. The area is characterized by well preserved colonial buildings and attract tourists thanks to tiny shops, bookshops and artists selling their goods here.     If rich family once lived here in Argentina, today is one of the centers of tango district and also one of the places in the antiquarian tradition. Sell many antiques from sculptures to jewelry, furniture and paintings, and the ...

  The Cemetery is a tourist attraction thanks to the rich architecture here have their final resting place multiple personalities (politicians, scientists, etc.) and including Eva Peron. La Recoleta cemetery was first publicly today in Buenos Aires is known internationally for mortuary art....

  Is this the most beautiful place of worship of South America? Many architects say that yes, the main Catholic church in Argetina, located right in downtown Buenos Aires is a mixture of architectural styles, with a neo-classical facade, and a nineteenth-century dome of the eighteenth century. Massive, impressive and very beautiful, inside and worth visiting and where you will find interesting examples of religious art, paintings, objects of worship. Built, demolished and rebuilt se...

  The Obelisk is a symbol of the city, the place where various cultural events are organized. Built in 1936, to celebrate four centuries since the foundation of the city, it was placed in the Plaza of the Republic, with a height of 67 meters, one of the most interesting monuments of modern South America. The project was designed by architect Alberto Prebisch. Buenos Aires Obelisk marks the meeting place and promenade for the locals....

  Evita Peron myth is still alive in South America, more than half a century after her death, and Evita Museum opened in Buenos Aires, is always crowded. Locals and tourists come here to learn more about the fascinating life of Evita Peron, the permanent exhibition can admire photos, personal objects, documents, press articles and many other exhibits....