Buenos Aires Hotels and City Guide

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Buenos Aires is a favorite among the locals and you’ll love this amazing city as well. This country has had a turbulent history and yet Buenos Aires continues to exude a joy and energy about it. The bustling cobblestone streets, unique cafes where futbol is the hot topic, trendy restaurants and vast avenues reflect Europe’s presence and is one of the reasons why its considered the cosmopolitan capital of Argentina.

The architecture in Buenos Aires also reflects the European influence and is home to one of the world's finest opera houses, the Teatro Colon. This historic building has a seating capacity of 2,500 and claims to have the best acoustics in the world. Its design is magnificent as it reflects classic French Renaissance style, surrounded by scarlet and gold decor. If you’re not able to experience a concert, go by and see its splendor in any case. It really is a site to see.

Buenos Aires doesn’t have one focal point, even though its home to the Teatro Colon. Instead, you’ll find many intimate places each filled with their own unique character. Stroll along the cobblestone streets and enter these different worlds. You’ll find tall buildings beside historical houses, bars along side antique shops. Wherever you end up you’ll notice the colors and culture that Buenos Aires is so proud of.

Spend your evenings learning its national dance, the tango. You’ll feel the spirit of Argentina as you move to the music in this passionate dance. You’ll definitely work up an appetite and enjoy a delicious meal or a scrumptious dessert.

Learn more about Buenos Aires as you talk to the locals, known as the Portenos. They are very dedicated to their city and can give you the ins and outs you’re searching for. Just be prepared to share a few stories yourself. The culture and beauty of Buenos Aires will make it one of your favorite places to visit.