Travelling In Buenos Aires City

The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires has become one of the most important and most visited cosmopolitan capitals in Latin America. A modern city that has not lost its old traditions and historical monuments, streets and vivid corners. 

Buenos Aires stands out for its wide cultural offer thanks to its countless theaters, bookstores, museums and outdoor shows. Tango shows and concerts are a must for any traveler. 

The gastronomic offer is not far behind. From small cafes to elegant restaurants, visitors will be able to taste the best national and international food and, of course, some of the best wines in the world. 

The wide variety of activities for all ages and tastes that the City of Buenos Aires offers makes the traveler want to return again and again. 

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Buenos Aires` top tourist spots include Plaza de Mayo, home to the Casa Rosada; the San Telmo neighborhood, known for its market and bohemian atmosphere; the La Boca neighborhood, famous for Caminito and the Boca Juniors stadium; Recoleta, known for its cemetery; and the trendy Puerto Madero neighborhood. Don`t miss the Teatro Colón, a must-see cultural landmark, and Avenida 9 de Julio, home to the Obelisco.
The best time to visit Buenos Aires is during spring (September to November) and fall (March to May). During these seasons, the weather is milder and more pleasant, ideal for enjoying walks around the city and its parks. Avoiding the extremes of summer and winter can make your experience more enjoyable. You`ll also avoid the tourist crowds and be able to explore the city in a more relaxed way.
Yes, getting around Buenos Aires is quite easy thanks to its extensive public transport system. The bus network covers the entire city and is affordable. There is also a subway network (metro) that connects the main strategic points. In addition, you can use taxis and transport apps such as Uber. To pay for public transport, you need a SUBE card, which you can buy at kiosks and train or subway stations.
The currency used in Buenos Aires is the Argentine peso (ARS). It is easy to exchange dollars and euros at exchange offices and banks, which are located in the city centre, especially on Florida Street. There are also ATMs where you can withdraw pesos with international cards. It is advisable to carry some cash as not all places accept credit or debit cards, especially in markets and small shops.
Buenos Aires` gastronomy is famous for its high-quality meat. You can`t miss out on a good asado (parrillada) at one of the many grills in the city. Empanadas, especially those made with meat, are also a typical dish not to be missed. Other recommended dishes include milanesa, choripán and Argentine-style pizzas. For dessert, dulce de leche is a classic that you must try, whether it`s in ice cream, alfajores or cakes.

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