Delta del Tigre
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Tigre is a great little day trip and there is something so calming and refreshing about being by the water. It can get quite busy at the weekend and in high season so try to go on a weekday if you can. The market, museums and tearooms along the river will fill up your day very easily.
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Mercado San Telmo
Souvenirs
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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Small-Group City Tour of Buenos Aires
Prices from
35
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English, Spanish
Paseo La Plaza
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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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Palacio Barolo
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4
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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Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo
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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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Plaza Dorrego
Souvenirs
10
2
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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El Ateneo
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4
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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13
4
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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Milion
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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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Puerto de Frutos
Souvenirs
13
5
This is a great place to stock up on more reasonable souvenirs and ensure you get your quota of red meat and other delicious Argentine favourites. Tigre is quite a sleepy place so its nice to take a detour here if you're wanting to see beyond the river and houses on stilts.
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La Viruta
Nightlife
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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Teatro Ciego
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2
The creative energy in this city is endless and this place is just one example. Most of the performances are in Spanish but with the lights out it's a good opportunity to focus in on your listening skills instead of being distracted by all that's around you. If you're looking to do something a bit different then go for it.
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Reserva Ecologica
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3
Looking out over the Rio del Plata, the reserva is somwhere to take a few deeps breaths and ponder over your days in the city. Many people also run round the reserve as it's so spacious (and without the usual cracked pavements out on the streets).
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Mercado Las Pulgas
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A market for locals, Las Pulgas will give you a sense of how many in the city make a living from restoring items and furniture that many of us would probably cast aside for the latest Ikea trend. Fortunately, many of the items have been giving a new lease of life and it's only sad that most of it is near impossible to bring back in your luggage!
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Parque de la Memoria
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7
1
The memorial and museum give a better understanding of the magnitude of deaths during the dictorship of the 70s and 80s - a history not to be forgotten. It's also a really tranquil and peaceful place if you're wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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