El Ateneo
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If you like books or not, El Ateneo is definitely something to go and marvel at. The well kept stalls, cornices and lighting is quite stunning, as well as the lines of books filling empty spaces (particularly when looking from above).
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Teatro Colon
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A ticket to a show at Teatro Colon is a bit of a steal when comparing it to other famous theatres across the world so it's your once chance to indulge in a bit of upper class culture. There are even some performance you can go along to for free or for very cheap. The architecture is stunning and performances are world class.
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Small-Group City Tour of Buenos Aires
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English, Spanish
Palacio Barolo
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Dante's 'Divine Comedy' has inspired the structure of this building; the bottom level representing 'hell', the middle 'purgatory' and of course the top representing 'heaven'. It's one of the most interesting buildings in the city and its view has to be enjoyed.
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Milion
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10
2
A place we could say that has some magic to go for a drink. Located in a traditional Buenos Aires Luxury home, Milion is one of the most sophisticated places in Buenos Aires to spend a beautiful summer night at its stunning garden.
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Bellas Artes Museum
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3
This museum is a joy to walk around and there are English guided tours if you want to be filled in properly on all the pieces. If not, there's always wide and varied exhibitions to take a look at and make your own interpretations of. The museum is also free which is always a bonus.
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Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo
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11
4
This is a museum like no other. It's a little sanctuary from the city and will take you into another world. The art, history and ambiance is quite special and the museum often puts on exhibitions and guided tours so you could easily spend 1-2 hours here (finishing at the cafe outside).
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3 h
Languages
English, Spanish
The Planetarium
Museums & Galleries
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3
The planetarium is worth a visit, even if it's just to admire it from the outside. The shows are however quite impressive so it's worth checking one out and you'll find all details of upcoming events/shows on the website.
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Plaza Dorrego
Shopping
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3
In addition to the antiques and tango, Plaza Dorrego has an interesting history in that it was were locals used to load goods being shipped to and from Europe. Today it's still a buzz of activity and, although sometimes very touristy, it is definitely worth spending a few hours there.
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Paseo La Plaza
Budget Meals
9
3
For the theatre buffs out there, Corrientes is the main drag and Paseo La Plaza will offer a welcome break if you're wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of it all. Even if you're not into theatre, Corrientes is good to have a wander down as it's really where the heartbeat of the city is - then escape to Paseo La Plaza when needing to.
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Mercado San Telmo
Shopping
11
2
Come for an ogle at incredible antiques, vintage gems, fruit stalls, butchers...you name it. Also not forgetting "Coffee Town", the market's newest addition; another one of Buenos Aires's best coffee stop offs.
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Bomba del Tiempo
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4
3
The "Bomba del Tiempo" night is probably one of the most fun experiences I've hadin Buenos Aires. The night won't cost you more than 200 pesos (dependant on how much beer you drink) so it's also light on the pocket if you're on a budget.
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La Viruta
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7
1
Lets face it, you can't come to Buenos Aires and go away without experiencing tango in some shape or form. This place is lively, easy-going and has a full bar if you're needing a bit of dutch courage ;) One thing I would say is ... Just give it a go. Really, what do you have to lose?
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Feria de Matadores
Museums & Galleries
5
3
There are many markets such as the ones in Recoleta and San Telmo that are worth going to but if you're wanting to avoid the hoards of tourists and experience the real side of the city then this is the place to come to.
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Le Cathedral
Museums & Galleries
5
2
When visiting Le Cathedral, you're also buying into the stereotypical Buenos Aires (in a good way); tango, red wine and traditional music that will draw you into a world that is quite different to anything else you would have experienced.
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Proa Museum
Museums & Galleries
4
1
Proa offers something a bit different to a visit to La Boca and if anything, its cool and spacious interior is a nice break from the touristy (and sometimes overbearing) streets of La Boca. Have a wander round then head up to the rooftop bar for a sun-downer.
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