Buenos Aires Travel Information
The City of Buenos Aires is the capital of the Argentine Republic and is located in the southern hemisphere, latitude 34º 36’ and longitude 58º 26’. The city extends on a plain and has 202 square kilometers (78.3 sq miles). Approximately 3 million people live in this city. Including the metropolitan ar...
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San telmo: The Tango District
This district preserves colonial-style houses along narrow cobblestone lanes, illuminated with pretty wrought iron lanterns. In San Telmo, one breathes the history of Buenos Aires. Visit the church of Santo Domingo or investigate the city's cultural heritage in the Museo de...
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Puerto Madero: Another excuse to celebrate
Continuing down the coast of the river we find the recently transformed district of Puerto Madero. In this renewed space and social scene, Porteños have found yet another excuse to celebrate life and meet with friends in the innumerable restaurants, cafes and discos that populate this fan...
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Recoleta: Opulence and Splendor of Argentinian Aristocracy
Without a doubt, this is the city's most elegant district. The opulence of the houses and manors symbolizes the splendor of the Argentine aristocracy. The area is a meeting point for tourists and locals with an interest in international design and aesthetics. During the day, take a stroll throu...
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Belgrano: The pulse of a local Neighborhood
During the middle of the 19th century, this was the summer home of many local families. Today, it contains much of the city's social and cultural activity. Attractions include the Museo Histórico Sarmiento, the Casa de Yrurtia, and the Museo Enrique Larreta. And for those who prefer outdoor activities, there is the Barrancas de Belgrano, four hectares of undulating ground where one can sunbathe, jog or enjoy the dog show provided by the dog walkers. Belgrano is one of the busiest, most...
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Palermo: Mixed Emotions
Although appearing as one big swath on the official map, Palermo can be subdivided into several contrasting and acutely individual parts, the most clearly delimited of which may be considered further de facto neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. Palermo Viejo (Old Palermo) is, as its name implies, the oldest part. Bounded by Avenida Santa Fe, Avenida Coronel Díaz, Avenida Córdoba and Carranza street, the neighb...
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Buenos Aires Flat Rental Service Facilitates Lodging Acommodations for the 2007 Argentine Rural Society Exhibition.
The 121st Exibition of Cattle Farming, Agriculture and International Industry, which took place from July 26 to August 7, received 1,114,218 visitors, exceeding the previous 2004 historic record by 5%. The exposition presented more than 3,800 of the best cattle heads from different races, l...
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San Carlos de Bariloche: A Swiss city in Argentina
Located in the meridional coast of the Nahuel Huapi Lake at 764 meters over the sea level, is the center of the National Park of the same name. Bariloche is one of the most populated cities in the province of Rio Negro and is one of the most important touristic centers in Argentina. It is said that here starts the magnificent world of the Patagonia. ...
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Iguazu Falls: Argentinian National Park
Location The Falls are in the northwest extreme of Misiones province, 18 km from Puerto Iguazu, just where the waters of the Iguazú River offer a unique spe...
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Apartments to rent in Buenos Aires: Azcuenaga & Vicente Lopez
A beautiful apartment with an important view of Recoleta's heart. It's a meters away from the famous gastronomic area of the neighborhood. It has a queen size bed, a nice breakfast table, air conditioning, TV with cable and equipped kitchenette and bathroom. The building has 24 hour security. ...
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Palermo best Apartments on the Web
This amazing 2 bedroom apartment is located in the very nice Palermo neighborhood. It is on Bulnes street, steps from Santa Fe avenue and from the "Alto Palermo" shopping mall. This luminous property features a queen size bed, and 2 twin beds, a fully equipped bathroom, a complete kitchen with a great balcony. This quiet apartment has internet connection, DVD and is very close to...
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