Unlock the magic of Buenos Aires

The childhood home of Pope Francis I

The church where Pope Francis I was baptised.

An 1858 establishment that is the epitome of Argentinian café culture.

A pink building, with an iconic balcony, that is the executive mansion of Argentina.

A huge necropolis with narrow lanes and over 6,400 tombs

The building where the Argentinian Congress is based

An open-air museum in the birthplace of Tango with some stupendously painted buildings.

An emotional museum where the horrors of the 1976 – 1983 Military Dictatorship are remembered

This weekend market is a treasure-trove for craft lovers.

Compact market with a distinctive character.

This diverse Sunday market takes place in the city’s oldest plaza.

A large statue honouring a very important Argentine founding father.

Disembarkation place for numerous immigrants. Some claim it is where tango was invented.

A must-see for people interested in geometric or abstract art.

Museum devoted to 20th-century Latin American art.

One of the earliest sites in the city, with accessible Jesuit-built tunnels.

A touching memorial to the Argentine servicemen who died in the 1982 conflict.

This museum hosts a large collection of weaponry in rooms covering Argentina’s military history.

A fine modern art museum which continually rotates its exhibitions.

Small gallery showcasing the numerous variations of Argentine visual art.

An underground museum covering Argentina’s history.

Museum showing how a well-known, if little-visited, South Atlantic archipelago is seen in Argentina.

A compact museum focused on Argentina’s most popular dance.

Outstanding collection which includes work by important Argentinian and foreign artists.

A delight of a museum devoted to an eccentric genius.

The symbolic centre of both Buenos Aires and Argentina

Historic park surrounded by belle epoque buildings from Buenos Aires’ glory days.

Iconic bridge which is used in Tango-themed films as a symbol of Buenos Aires.

An architectural icon of Buenos Aires, this concert hall can accommodate up to 3000 people.

A very popular museum devoted to the life, and impact, of Eva Peron.

Red-brick tower that is a symbol of the relationship between Argentina and the United Kingdom

Former colonial town hall which saw epic debates during the May Revolution of 1810.