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Things to do in Buenos Aires
At times wandering through the streets of Buenos Aires can feel a little surreal. From the Kremlin-like Russian Orthodox church overlooking Parque Lezama in San Telmo to the swanky new mosque located next to Palermo’s famous polo field, you never know what to expect.
No matter where you are, look up and you’ll soon see a beautiful, if badly cared for, old building. Swat up using the links below before heading out to explore for yourself, or better still, take a private walking tour, the easier and more enjoyable way to see the city!
Also check out LandingPadBA.com, another great resource for things to do in Buenos Aires.
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Buildings and Architecture
Teatro Colon
The 100+ year-old Teatro Colon (or Colon Theater) is one of the architectural jewels of Buenos Aires, and a world-class opera house. It had been closed for repairs since 2006, but re-opened at last on May 25th 2010.
Religious Sites
San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo Church
The San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo Church is one of the oldest in the city of Buenos Aires. The extravagant and ornate structure is located on a quaint, cobblestone street in the atmospheric neighborhood of San Telmo.
Museums & Cultural Centers
Buenos Aires Latin American Art Museum
The Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA) holds an outstanding regional collection of contemporary art. Don’t miss exciting traveling shows, a lovely cafe, and a whimsical museum store!
Streets, Parks and Plazas
One Day in Buenos Aires
Imagine it is your last day ever in Buenos Aires, and you have just 24 hours to see and do all of the things you love in Buenos Aires for the very last time. Makes you think, no? How would you spend the day?
Events
Buenos Aires Chili Cook Off this weekend!
The weekend of June 15-16, 2013, two of BA’s best food events are going down! Check out this article to get all the information for the Annual Chili Cook Off and the BA Underground Market. And dig in!




