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Things to Do in Buenos Aires

3 attractions across 1 categories

Buenos Aires blends historic landmarks, natural scenery, and local food experiences. We've organized 3 attractions across 1 categories. Each attraction card includes entry fees, opening hours, and local tips so you can plan straight from the page. Use the quick links below to jump to your favorite category.

Highlights

3 spots

Don Julio (World's #1 Steakhouse)

#1

World's #1 steakhouse 2023 + asado + Malbec wine + 19 cuts of Argentine beef.

ARS 50,000-80,000 ($50 USD pp) Daily 12:00-16:30 + 19:30-1:00 2 hours

Local tip: Book 1+ month ahead via website. Try the bife de chorizo + provoleta + chorizo. Wine list = 1,500 Argentine Malbecs. Reservations CRITICAL — walk-ins denied summer.

Recoleta Cemetery + Eva Perón tomb

#2

1822 cemetery + Eva Perón ('Evita') Duarte de Perón tomb + 4,800 mausoleums + most beautiful Latin America cemetery.

ARS 4,000 entry 9:00-18:00 daily 1.5 hours

Local tip: CNN top 10 most beautiful cemeteries world. Map at entrance to find Evita's tomb (most photographed). Combine with Recoleta neighborhood + Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt for cocktails.

Tango Show at Rojo Tango or Café de los Angelitos

#3

Iconic tango dinner show + Argentine dinner + 2h tango performance + Malbec wine.

ARS 50,000-100,000 ($80-100 USD) Nightly shows 21:00 or 22:30 3-4 hours

Local tip: Tourist tango shows differ from authentic milongas. For authentic experience: La Catedral or Salon Canning ($10-15 cover + dance lessons). For dinner show: Rojo Tango at Faena Hotel or Café de los Angelitos.

Practical Tips

Local know-how that saves you time and money on the ground.

1

Use Blue Dollar (Western Union or cuevas) for 2x value vs official rate.

2

Don Julio (World's #1 steakhouse) book 1 month ahead $50 USD pp.

3

Recoleta Cemetery — find Evita's tomb (CNN top 10 most beautiful).

4

Tango shows tourist OR milongas authentic — both worth experiencing.

5

La Boca Caminito tourist zone safe day, NOT night.

Getting Around

Subway (Subte) 6 lines + buses + Uber widely available. SUBE card ARS 1,500 + reload. Walking — Palermo + Recoleta + Microcentro within 30-min walk.

Book Tours & Activities in Buenos Aires

Booking online is typically cheaper than walk-up rates and reserves your spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about attractions and activities in Buenos Aires.

What are the must-see attractions in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires's most popular attractions include Don Julio (World's #1 Steakhouse), Recoleta Cemetery + Eva Perón tomb, Tango Show at Rojo Tango or Café de los Angelitos, among others. We've organized 3 attractions across 1 categories below — see details for hours, prices, and local tips.
What free things can I do in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires has free parks, plazas, and markets. Check each attraction card below for entry fees — look for "Free" or "$0" tags.
Which attractions in Buenos Aires are most expensive?
Notable paid attractions include Don Julio (World's #1 Steakhouse) (ARS 50,000-80,000 ($50 USD pp)), Recoleta Cemetery + Eva Perón tomb (ARS 4,000 entry), Tango Show at Rojo Tango or Café de los Angelitos (ARS 50,000-100,000 ($80-100 USD)). Booking online in advance is often cheaper than walk-up rates and lets you skip queues.
What are good day trips from Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires has several day-trip-friendly destinations within 1-3 hours by train, bus, or organized tour. Check the tour booking widget below for popular day-trip packages.
What can families with kids do in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires offers parks, aquariums, hands-on museums, and themed attractions for families. Look for "family" or "interactive" keywords in the descriptions below.
Where can I see the best night views in Buenos Aires?
Observation decks, riverside areas, and downtown nightlife districts offer the best night views in Buenos Aires. Check the tour widget for night tours.
What scams should I watch for in Buenos Aires?
Common tourist scams include overpriced taxis, fake tour sellers, and aggressive street vendors. Buy tickets at official counters and use hotel-recommended or app-based transport for safety.
Where do locals recommend that tourists miss?
Check the "Local tip" sections of each attraction below for insights you won't find in standard guidebooks. Outlying neighborhoods and local markets are often the best hidden gems.

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