Buenos Aires hotels, Buenos Aires restaurants, Buenos Aires attractions.
Buenos Aires is a breath of old Europe within Latin America, and a captivating city of contrasts. The city's resilient, tango-dancing residents, porteños, survived a dictatorship, corrupt governments, and the colossal effects of the 2001 peso devaluation with their dignity intact. Today, elegant boulevards, Old World cafés, charming bohemian neighborhoods, and up-until-dawn nightlife conspire to make Argentina's capital one of the world's great cultural playgrounds. Start here.
AIRPORTS
Aeropuerto Internacional Ministro Pistarini de Ezeiza
Aeroparque Jorge Newbery
TRANSPORTATION TO/FROM AIRPORTS
General Information
Manuel Tienda León Bus Company
CITY LINKS
City of Buenos Aires
Easy Buenos Aires City Very detailed and useful guide
Mi Buenos Aires Querido Neighborhoods, history, and travel tips
The Gay Guide
EVENTS
Buenos Aires Tango Festival Late February-early March
Buenos Aires Book Fair April and May
Exposición Rural Livestock exhibitions and horseshows, late July-early August
Gay Pride Parade Early November
Fiesta de la Tradición, Argentina's biggest gaucho celebration, early November
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