Buenos Aires, the second largest city in South America after Brazil's capital, Sao Paulo, means 'nice weather' in Spanish. Rich and poor, order and chaos can be seen together in the city, which is one of the largest metropolises in the world with its surrounding settlements.
Known as the Paris of South America, the city fascinates people with its unique atmosphere. The city is at the top of the list of must-see places with its buildings bearing examples of Baroque architecture, cultural and artistic activities, theatre, cinema and opera halls, street flavors and natural beauties.
The city, which is located in a region where the rivers meet the ocean in River Plate Bay, has a magnificent climate. With its harbor, fertile lands, beaches and impressive architectural structures, the city is one of the first destinations for those coming to South America.
Buenos Aires Attractions
Must-see places in Argentina's magical city include the Museum of Modern Art (MALBA), Plaza del Mayo, the presidential palace Casa Rosada, Puerto Madero, La Boca with its colorful slums, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Teatro Colon known for its acoustics, and the impressive Recoleta Cemetery. possible.
The meeting point and main vein of the city, Plaza Del Mayo is one of the best options to start the city. The presidential palace, Casa Rosada, located in this square, the Cabildo building, one of the most important traces of the colonial period, the Bank buildings from the colonial period, the Cathedral Metropolitana with its magnificent appearance and the Gobierno House are among the first places to visit.
La Boca District, which has been turned into an attraction center with its street dancers, musicians and colorfully painted slums, is flooded with visitors every hour of the day. La Boca will add to your pleasure with tango shows, live music performances and interesting visual shows. It is necessary to visit the region, where it is not recommended to walk around after dark, at noon and especially before it gets dark.
Museo Nacional de Bellas (Museum of Fine Arts) is a place where the works of world-famous artists such as Van Gogh and Goya are exhibited. This beautiful museum is a pleasant stop for art lovers.
Avenida 9 Julio, the widest boulevard in the world, consists of 16 lanes and 140 meters wide. The obelisk, erected to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the city, adds meaning to the street. Teatro Colon (Christopher Columbus Opera House) is one of the must-visit spots on the street. This opera, which is the most famous opera in Latin America, is especially famous for its acoustics.
The Museum of Modern Art (MALBA) is in the heart of the Recoletta District. It is a good idea to visit this museum to step into the world of Latin American modern art and understand the people of the region.
The Recoletta region, which has contributed to making Buenos Aires, which is the Paris of South America, getting this name, is famous for its cemetery. Reminiscent of the streets of Paris with its stylish cafes, restaurants and impressive shops, it is worth seeing beautiful marble tombs and sculptures in the cemetery.
How to Get to Buenos Aires
It is possible to fly to Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport from Istanbul Airport 7 days a week with Turkish Airlines, with a connecting flight from Sao Paulo, which takes 17 hours and 45 minutes. You can also go to this beautiful city by transferring from European cities with different airline companies. For this, it is necessary to take a look at Buenos Aires flight ticket options.
The popular city of Argentina and South America, Buenos Aires awaits its visitors who love to explore.
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