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El Ateneo Grand Splendid
22,898 reviews
#1 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"huge and amazing bookstore in restored massive theatre well worth a visit if you are a bibliophile almost all the books in Spanish but there are some CDs and DVDs which are unusual and far ranging in interests""... turned into bookshop, El Ateneo is an amazing spot to grab a coffee and spend a couple of hours going through a wide selection of books and magazines while being surrounded by the most exquisite architecture."
Recoleta
21,648 reviews
#2 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"The diversity of architectural styles in the residential and public buildings contributes to an educational stroll throughout the Quarter, and the majestic cemetery and the sublime cathedral are well worth visiting.""You can also visit the church "Nuestra Señora del Pilar" which is a beautiful colonial style church near the cemetery and have a walk by Plaza Francia, a very nice park with artisans selling hand crafted products..."
Puerto Madero
41,534 reviews
#3 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"Beautiful and charming place ideal for a nice stroll Charming restaurants aiming to satisfy all kinds of tastes Wonderful panorama When we were there was in renovation and I believe it will be much better.""puerto madero is the place to be in Buenos Aires, the view, the restaurant, stores and hotels make a unique city destination and must be enjoyed, an afternoon walk, sunset, early morning jogging, the place to be!"
Cemitério de Recoleta
26,661 reviews
#4 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"Throughly magnificent Burial chambers amazing wealth well kept and very clean it was nice to see the final resting place of Eva Peron well worth a visit for the magnificent stone work""In spite of being a cemetery you can stroll at ease to admire the great architecture, you will find the graves of very famous people in Argentine and world history, you will be surprised with the views from the pl..."
Calle Defensa
14,532 reviews
#5 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"The Sunday flea market is amazing, the restaurants, wine bars, tango displays, pop-up music events, gorgeous 19th century architecture, cobblestone streets, art galleries, unique local designer shops, this place h...""It was a sea of people, both locals and tourists, and both sides of the street (streets) were lined with craft stalls selling souvenirs, homemade art, freshly squeezed orange juice, antiques, and street musicians."
Basílica del Santísimo Sacramento
2,666 reviews
#6 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
Museo Nacional De Arte Decorativo
2,014 reviews
#8 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"It is in easy walking distance from the National Museum of Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes) which is free admission, so you could easily see both in one afternoon plus have a great walk along parks too.""The Renaissance themed Great Hall is ridiculously impressive with five large chandeliers, a towering fireplace, impossibly tall windows, Tudor-style dark wood paneling, and large Flemish tapestries."
Palacio Paz
366 reviews
#10 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"It is a fantastic tour on which you are led through an impressive foyer and into opulent French-styled rooms with gold gilding, chandeliers, sculptures, dark imported Italian wood, tall stained glass windows, marb...""The tours in English are only once a week and cost 450 pesos each, but the building is magnificent."
Centro Cultural Kirchner
2,009 reviews
#11 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"The Old Postal Office Building is now a truly awesome Cultural Center, where one can spend hours visiting artistic expositions, musical events, cultural phenomena, and the very well preserved and recycled eclectic...""Many beautiful spaces within hold interesting exhibits .During our visit we attended the Jean Paul Gauthier exhibition celebrating Love and equal marriage."
Palermo
5,772 reviews
#12 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"Palermos, Palermo Chico, Palermo Soho, Palermo Hollywood: a varied stroll through commercial and residential neighborhoods, some offering the hippest boutiques and as with Soho, a quaint collection of graffitti an...""Neighborhood is terrific with great restaurants and cafes which are truly inexpensive with great service and food (Italian, French, local) I felt comfortable walking everywhere."
Catedral Primada
7,253 reviews
#14 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"There are beautiful statues, artwork, mosaics, gilt wood altarpieces, magnificent paintings, an 1871 German-made Walcker organ with about 3500 pipes, and more throughout the cathedral.""Aisles and Chapels: Compared to the central nave and crossing, the elegant side aisles are on a more personal scale; their mosaic floors are wonderful, just having had a complete restoration ten years ago (Aisle a..."
Palermo Soho
6,857 reviews
#16 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"Actualy it is pretty big part of city (I thought it was smaller) with a lot of charming restaurants, very original and autenthic, bars, shops, markets... and everywhere murals.. a lot of nice and happy people.. an...""Fantastic murals, street art, shops, brew pubs, bar, amazing restaurants and hotels."
Basilica de Nuestra Senora Del Pilar
1,534 reviews
#17 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"- The various statues on the sides, representing saints and biblical figures, look so lively and communicate a comforting message of universal love and divine tenderness.""As with a major portion of the architecture it offers a European feel and gilded throughout it is reminiscent of Italian churches and cathedrals."
Basilica Nuestra Senora de la Merced
174 reviews
#18 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"... during the anti church riots of 1955, the church still contains many of the original furnishings, and decorative items, such as the wooden Cristo de la Humildad y Paciencia, that was carved from a single tree.""The Basilica Nuestra Senora de la Merced is an incredible venue that clearly has a lot of history."
Palacio Barolo
2,851 reviews
#20 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"Definitely well worth it for those interested in Buenos Aires’ eclectic architecture and history from its golden era, some cardiovascular exercise and unparalleled panoramic views of the city!""The building is 100 meters tall, every detail is based on Divine Comedy and has lighthouse on the very top, which you visit at the end of the tour for breathtaking panorama."
Puente de la Mujer
6,081 reviews
#25 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"A beacon to all pedestrians, this elegant and sophisticated homage to women is one of the city’s most contemporary structures, curving over the waters of the Rio de la Plata.""You can walk across its solid wooden boardwalk in about 5 minutes and snap photos and admire its incredible and unique architecture and meaning."
Avenida de Mayo
2,472 reviews
#26 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"Great time walking around BA. Great City in South America, transportations (Bus and Subway) very easy to use, restaurats in Executive Menu great deal, places to visit and helpfull people""This avenue is home to many famous buildings and architecture and home to many important historical events in Argentina's history, and continues to be the primary venue for protests, demonstrations, and celebrations."
Floralis Generica
5,566 reviews
#28 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"The Floralis Generica pays homage to the city of Buenos Aires; a structure by famous architect Eduardo Catalano, this beautiful steel flower has been a famous sport in the city since 2002.""On a beautiful sunny day, this is a wonderful place to stroll through the lovely park that is home to this magnificent modern sculpture."
Avenida 9 De Julio
3,964 reviews
#30 of 496 Sights & Landmarks in Buenos Aires
"So yes overall, it's "kind of refreshing" I would say to walk along this big city avenue with tree groves in the middle and lined mostly with beautiful heritage buildings of just about 10 stories or so along both...""Here are just some of the highlights, heading north to south: The Majestic Embassy, The stunning Teatro Colón, The iconic Obelisk, The chalet on the skyline, The Japanese crane, One of the seven wonders, Don Quixo..."
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