Buenos Aires Argentina
The Multifaceted Jewel Of South America

The metropolitan area of Argentina's capital city consists of 78 square miles and houses 3 million people. The combined population of greater Buenos Aires Argentina is 16 million. There are 48 barrios or neighborhoods in the metropolitan area. With an architecture that is more European than other South American cities, the city also boasts a superior infrastructure. There are over 450 lodging facilities from high-end hotels to youth hostels and apartments. Getting around the city is made easy with a 5-line subway network, over 100 bus lines, as well as a wide variety of taxi services. Car rental is also available.
 

Stretching south to north along the Rio de la Plata, the chocolate-brown river basin that is the port of entry for the capital city, the "Pearl" of South America's major local business industries are mining, oil and gas, communications, banking, agriculture, electricity, chemicals and automobiles.

Places of Interest

The Recoleta -- This area is home to the wealthiest citizens of the capital city, as well as one of the most fashionable areas to dine.  La Recoleta Cemetery is the burial site of Eva Peron and other famous personalities.

San Telmo -- One of the oldest and well preserved barrios, San Telmo is home to many old churches and museums, boutiques, antique shops, an outdoor antique market, and numerous cafes.   Bohemian artists are attracted to the cobblestone streets and colonial buildings along with outdoor tango in the Plaza Dorrego, the main public square.  San Telmo is famous for being the birthplace of the tango.

La Boca -- Famous for its brightly painted houses of wood and metal, this port side barrio was settled by descendants from Genoa, Italy.  There are many Italian taverns and tango clubs.  Open air tango shows are held in Caminito, the main street.

The Parque Lezama -- The former grounds of a mansion built in the 19th century is now home to the National History Museum and one of the city's most attractive parks.  With a river winding through its grounds, the park provides a tranquil place to relax.  Local musicians offer impromptu serenades while artisans display their wares.

Tigre -- Located on the Parana River Delta where 350 rivers and streams converge, the Tigre has superb fruit growing regions with open air markets, a fruit dock, a Naval museum and ecological preserve.  It is a wonderful area for those interested in fishing and water sports.

Buenos Aires Argentina Hotels

Ayres De Libertad Hotel

Ayres De Libertad Hotel is located in Central, Buenos Aires, only 4.7 minutes from the city’s main financial centre and key commercial office developments.The hotel features 24 hour reception, Lobby and... More Information>>

USD 120 one night

Dazzler Libertad Hotel

All guests can use the hotel’s Dry cleaning/laundry service and Lobby free of charge.Corporate travellers can use the hotel’s Internet access and Telephone/fax machine free of charge.In room amenities... More Information>>

USD 83 one night

Impala Hotel

All guests are free to use the hotel’s 24 hour reception, Lobby and Parking.In room amenities include Cable/satellite television, Hair dryer and Television along with other value added features associated... More Information>>

USD 68 one night

Sarmiento Palace Hotel

Sarmiento Palace Hotel is perfectly situated in the Central district of Buenos Aires, near major shopping enclaves and only 35 kilometres from Ministro Pistarini International Airport.The hotel features... More Information>>

USD 67 one night

Ultra Hotel Buenos Aires

Ultra Hotel Buenos Aires is perfectly situated in the Central district of Buenos Aires, near major shopping enclaves and only 10 kilometres from Jorge Newbery Airport.All guests can use the hotel’s 24... More Information>>

USD 106 one night

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