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Caminito
Duration: 40 minutes.
Caminito is Buenos Aires' most famous pedestrian street, renowned for its colorful houses and significant historical and cultural importance.
Located in the La Boca neighborhood along the Riachuelo River, near La Bombonera stadium, this 150-meter curved walkway showcases notable artistic works.
· 40 min
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Mafalda Statue
Duration: 15 minutes.
The Mafalda Monument features a sculpture of Quino's beloved character, Mafalda, depicted resting on a bench.
Situated near where the cartoonist lived in the San Telmo neighborhood, a plaque marks the spot: 'Mafalda lived here'.
· 15 min
- 3
Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
Duration: 15 minutes, entrance not included.
Recognized globally as an emblematic soccer stadium and declared of 'sports, tourist, and cultural interest' in Buenos Aires, it opened on May 25, 1940. Diego Maradona called it 'The temple of the Boca'. Many football legends have praised the experience of playing or visiting.
The stadium has a capacity of 40,000 seated spectators or 57,000 including standing room.
· 15 min· Admission not included
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Avenida de Mayo
Duration: 15 minutes.
Inspired by Madrid's Gran Vía, Avenida de Mayo is a major artery in Buenos Aires, stretching from Plaza de Mayo with the Casa Rosada to the National Congress.
Officially opened in 1894, it offers a journey through the city's history.
· 15 min
- 5
Mercado San Telmo
Duration: 30 minutes.
This large indoor market in the San Telmo neighborhood retains some traditional vegetable and meat stalls alongside numerous antique dealers, reflecting San Telmo's tourist boom.
The market building also houses independent shops, including greengrocers, a liquor store, a restaurant, and two notable bars: 'San Pedro Telmo' and 'La Coruña'.
· 30 min
- 6
Puente de la Mujer
Duration: 15 minutes.
An emblem of the Puerto Madero neighborhood, the Puente de la Mujer is the first work in Latin America by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.
This revolving pedestrian bridge features one of the world's largest turning mechanisms, designed to allow boats to pass through the Puerto Madero docks. Donated by a private individual, it symbolizes a couple dancing tango.
· 15 min
- 7
Casa Rosada
Duration: 30 minutes, entrance not included.
Located in front of Plaza de Mayo, this palace serves as the seat of the National Government. It stands on the site of the original Fort of Buenos Aires, built in 1580.
The current structure is a result of merging the presidential headquarters with the former Palacio de Correos.
· 30 min· Admission not included
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Metropolitan Cathedral
Duration: 15 minutes.
This is the main church of the Catholic Church in Argentina, situated in a key area of Buenos Aires.
The current neoclassical building is the sixth structure on this site, resembling a Greek temple more than a traditional Catholic edifice.
· 15 min
- 9
Rosedal De Palermo
Duration: 30 minutes.
Located within the Parque 3 de Febrero in Palermo, the Rosedal features over 18,000 roses and a surrounding lake. It occupies land once belonging to Juan Manuel de Rosas.
Designed initially by landscaper Carlos Thays and completed by his disciple Benito Carrasco in 1914, the rose garden is a popular spot, especially during blooming seasons.
· 30 min
- 10
La Recoleta Cemetery
Duration: 45 minutes, entrance not included.
Situated in the upscale Recoleta neighborhood, named after a former convent, this cemetery is famous for its numerous imposing mausoleums and vaults of prominent figures in Argentine history, including Eva Perón.
It is also noted for its architectural value, showcasing the wealth of Argentina's emerging economic power era, with many vaults declared National Historic Monuments.
· 45 min· Admission not included
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El Ateneo Grand Splendid
Duration: 15 minutes.
Voted one of the world's most beautiful bookstores by The Guardian, El Ateneo Grand Splendid is housed in the former Grand Splendid theater in Recoleta.
It retains its original elegance, featuring a frescoed dome, ornate railings, and a stage now hosting a cafe. The upper floor hosts exhibitions, and the basement is dedicated to children's books.
· 15 min
- 12
Floralis Generica
Duration: 10 minutes.
This striking 20-meter-high sculpture by Argentine architect Eduardo Catalano, located in the United Nations square, is made of stainless steel and aluminum.
It was the first sculpture with movement controlled by hydraulics and photoelectric cells, inaugurated on April 13, 2002, as a tribute to all flowers.
· 10 min