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Things to do in Buenos Aires
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Tour of La Boca
Tour of La Boca
Home to the popular local football team - the Boca Juniors - and the famous road El Caminito, the side-streets can be a little rough, especially after dark, which is why an experienced guide is highly recommended.
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Palacio Barolo
Palacio Barolo
Built in 1923 by an Italian immigrant, the building's design was on Dante's Divine Comedy. Join a tour to access the roof, which provides incredible views of the city and beyond, as far as Uruguay.
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Teatro Colón
Teatro Colón
The grand building, which was originally opened 1857, has been ranked by National Geographic as the third best opera house in the world.
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La Bombonera Stadium
La Bombonera Stadium
Tickets for these are like gold dust, but for those who can't get hold of them, the impressive stadium can also be viewed by visiting the Museo de la Pasión Boquense.
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Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires
Housing a wide collection of 19th and 20th century works, visitors can view this impressive private collection from real estate tycoon Eduardo Costanini, with pieces by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Antonio Berni.
Restaurants in Buenos Aires
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El Obrero
El Obrero
Located in the historic La Boca neighbourhood, El Obrero is one of Buenos Aires' most famous "bodegónes", or traditional Argentinian eatery. With a simple menu that reflects the city's Spanish and Italian history and walls packed with photos of famous guests.
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Floreria Atlantico
Floreria Atlantico
Floreria Atlantico is Buenos Aires hippest bar and restaurant, but you'll have to find it first. Entered via a secret door at the back of a flower and record shop, the menu features mostly sharing plates, with their seafood option of oysters, prawns and langoustines being amongst the most popular.
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La Cabrera
La Cabrera
Buenos Aires is known for serving up some of the best steaks in the world, and nowhere in the city does it better than La Cabrera. The restaurant's famous "Bife de Chorizo" is described as so tender you can cut it with a spoon.
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Las Violetas
Las Violetas
Having brunch, or "brunchear" is a serious business in Buenos Aires. Las Violetas, in Recoleta, is one of the city's most popular brunch spots, serving up delicious "medialuna" and cake to hungry visitors for over 130 years.
Buenos Aires Nightlife
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Cerveceria Nacional
Cerveceria Nacional
Undoubtedly the best place in Buenos Aires to try local craft beer, Cerveceria Nacional is home to more than 100 artisan brews from over 30 microbreweries. With a food menu too, this is a great place to start your evening in the city.
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Verne Club
Verne Club
For those who prefer cocktails to beer, head for Jules Verne. One of the most stylish bars in the city, each of the beautifully presented cocktail creations is named after one of the famous author's works. Choose your drink, sink into one of the Chesterfield sofas and enjoy the background jazz.
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878
878
One of the most welcoming venues of the city's speakeasy scene, 878 in Villa Crespo is a laid back introduction to Buenos Aires underground cocktail culture. Considered the city’s first true speakeasy - there are no "secret" codes or connections needed to enter here, just the address.
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Rosebar
Rosebar
Located in Buenos Aires' hip Palermo Soho district, Rosebar is the go-to club for the young and stylish. Featuring both international and local DJs, the club might be decorated in a European style...but the passionate scenes on the dancefloor are Argentinian to the core.
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Jet Lounge
Jet Lounge
Buenos Aires’ most exclusive club, you'll have to dress to impress and make friends with the PR to gain access to Jet. Located on the Rio de la Plata with views over the beach and ocean, the luxurious club is home to the city's top resident DJs.
Events in Buenos Aires
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Dia De La Independencia
Dia De La Independencia
Taking place on the 9th of July, this public holiday - also known as May Revolution Day - marks the date in 1816 when Buenos Aires received independence from Spain.
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International Buenos Aires Jazz Festival
International Buenos Aires Jazz Festival
Each November, artists from around the world descend on Buenos Aires for the city's international Jazz Festival. The six-day event features everything from swing to tango, with performances from some of Argentina's finest musicians and dancers.
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Festival Y Mundial De Tango
Festival Y Mundial De Tango
The Festival Y Mundial De Tango is one of Argentina's most loved annual events. Taking place in August and followed soon after by the World Tango Dance Tournament, this event gives visitors the chance to learn more about Argentina's most famous dance.
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Carnaval Porteño
Carnaval Porteño
With over 100 murgas - or marching street bands - Buenos Aires' colourful carnival is a mix of music, costumes and great food. It might not rival Rio in terms of size or world-recognition but if you're in the city in January or February, you'll find it hard to miss.