1_Attractions
There are many emblematic neighbourhoods and attractions that make Buenos Aires an unforgettable city. The list is long, so get ready to see them all. 

2_Cooking for all taste
It is worth coming to the city to sample traditional cuisine in one of Buenos Aires gastronomic poles, result of the contribution of Italian and Spanish immigrants who arrived in Buenos Aires. But also, Argentina is famous for the excellent quality of their meat, usually grilled, so it’s an incredible opportunity to taste a good barbecue. The city offers a wide and interesting range of places to try the cousine from all around the world

3_Boca vs River
Attending a match between Boca and River, the two most popular football clubs in Argentina, is considered by the British newspaper The Observer and The Sun as “one of the most intense sports experience ever”.

4_Gardel, Piazzolla and Tango
Buenos Aires is the world capital of Tango, the sensual and nostalgic dance that imply a close contact with your couple and had among its most renowned interpreters Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzolla.

5_More than 300 theatres
If anything the City can boast is its very wide range of entertainment, which makes Buenos Aires the city with the most intense theatrical activity in Latin America and the fourth with the most amount if theatres worldwide, such as The Teatro Colon.  

6_Variety of Museums
The City also has a wide and rich variety of museums of national and international art, and other topics that harbour the most diverse from museums, like soccer, shoes, costumes or even coins.  

7_Go Shopping
According to those who visit the city, going shopping is one of their favourite activities. If what you're looking for is to go shopping, Buenos Aires will not disappoint you. There are first class malls and other commercial routes for fashion and design such as the Palermo Soho area, Santa Fe Avenue or the traditional Florida Street. And for those looking for opportunities at lower prices, the outlet areas are an excellent choice.

8_Nightlife
If you are looking for a lively nightlife, the city offers a range of possibilities. Palermo, San Telmo and Puerto Madero are some districts that offer this type of activity. This nightlife has also made the city was consolidated as one of the favourites in South America for the international LGBT community destinations.

9_Pope Francisco
The City where Jorge Bergoglio, current Pope Francisco, was born, offers a papal tour by the most significant places in his life. Get to know the neighbourhoods Monserrat, Flores and the Metropolitan Cathedral, where he spent her childhood and were he officiated Mass for over 20 years.