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Buenos Aires
Destination Guide

Buenos Aires

Travel Guide

Argentina's capital carries strong European influence in its architecture and café culture, earning it the nickname 'Paris of South America,' while tango, football passion, and parrilla steakhouses keep it distinctly Argentine. Neighbourhoods like colourful La Boca and elegant Recoleta each tell a different chapter of the city's history.

Local Time

—

Currency

ARS

Language

Spanish

Best Time

March to May and September to November (mild)

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Argentina

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Buenos Aires at a Glance

Everything you need to know about Buenos Aires, in one place — so you can plan less and experience more.

Best Time to Visit
March to May and September to November (mild)

Peak season is December to February (summer).

Language
Spanish

English may be limited outside tourist areas — a few local phrases help.

Currency
Argentine Peso (ARS)

Cards widely accepted; carry some cash for smaller vendors.

Timezone
Argentina Time (ART)

Observes UTC-3.

Visa
No Visa Required

No visa for most nationalities including EU, UK, Canada, Australia, US (up to 90 days)

Getting Around
Subte (subway), buses (colectivos), taxis/Uber
Plug Type
Type C / I (220V)
Safety
safe

Generally safe for tourists with normal precautions.

Internet
good

4G/5G widely available in tourist areas.

Typical Duration
4-5 days

A focused, efficient trip.

Tipping
10% at restaurants appreciated, not always included
Calling Code
+54

Flight Times

From London: 13-14 hoursFrom Dubai: 17 hoursFrom New York: 10-11 hours

Must-See Attractions

La Boca & CaminitoRecoleta CemeteryTeatro ColonSan Telmo Sunday MarketPlaza de MayoPuerto Madero

Last updated: Fri Sep 18 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time).

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Quick answers to the most common questions about visiting Buenos Aires.

The best time to visit Buenos Aires is March to May and September to November (mild). Peak season runs from December to February (summer) when weather is most favourable and attractions are busiest. Consider avoiding June to August (cold, can be damp).

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Must See Attractions

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La Boca & Caminito1

Must Visit

La Boca & Caminito

A working-class port neighbourhood known for Caminito, a pedestrian street museum of brightly painted corrugated-metal houses, street tango performances, and its ties to Boca Juniors football club.

Recoleta Cemetery2

Must Visit

Recoleta Cemetery

An elaborate cemetery of mausoleums and statuary laid out like a miniature city, resting place of Eva Perón and many of Argentina's most prominent historical figures, and one of Buenos Aires's most visited sites.

San Telmo Sunday Market3

Culture & Shopping

San Telmo Sunday Market

Buenos Aires's oldest neighbourhood hosts a sprawling Sunday antiques and crafts market along Defensa Street, with tango dancers performing in Plaza Dorrego at its centre.

Teatro Colón4

Must Visit

Teatro Colón

Considered one of the world's finest opera houses acoustically, this early-20th-century theatre offers guided tours of its gilded auditorium and backstage workshops even outside performance nights.

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