Holidays to Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires Vacation Packages

It is an area of Buenos Aires that approximately 13,100,000 people call home.

There are some places in the world that are truly world-class, and Buenos Aires is one of them because of sights such as Teatro Colon and Casa Rosada. You'll also be able to see the Obelisco and Plaza de Mayo while you're at it!

Rediscover the joys of childhood and be transported into a world of magic and wonder at Tierra Santa and Parque de la Costa. For even more fun, head onwards to the Museo de los Ninos and the Argentine Cinema Museum.

If you love hanging out with local and exotic wildlife, you'll be in heaven at the Buenos Aires Zoo and the Lujan Zoo. When you add in a zookeeper presentation at the Temaiken Biopark, you are sure to have a great time.

When you're ready to try out your poker face, make tracks to the Trilenium Casino or the Puerto Madero Casino.

From striking flowers to meandering garden pathways, the treasures of the Carlos Thays Botanic Garden are just waiting to be explored. You can also go on a pleasant walk through the Rose Garden and the El Rosedal Park.

For fresh air and relaxation, grab something for lunch and make your way over to one of the area's pleasant urban parks, such as Plaza San Martin and the Japanese Garden. Barrancas de Belgrano and Plaza de los Dos Congresos are two more nice places to while away a lazy afternoon and finally read that neglected book of yours.

Surrounded by shady trees and cool grass, Buenos Aires Outdoors is a popular escape for birdlife and visitors alike.

Turn your phone off and have a rest from the modern world at Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve and Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur. Bosques de Palermo and Reserva Ecologica are also popular among nature-loving locals.

The area's exhibition spaces are brimming with tales of human endeavour and achievement. Enjoy the cool and quiet interior as you check out the displays at the Presidente Sarmiento Frigate Ship Museum and the Police Museum. Equally rewarding are the Museo Casa Carlos Gardel and the Uruguay Ship Museum.

Stories of this region's seafaring past are imprinted on the remnants of obsolete watercraft found at the Museo Naval de la Nacion.

Learn about scientific breakthroughs and natural history by exploring one of the science museums. Planetario Galileo Galilei, the Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales and the Museo Participativo de Ciencias are a must for those that are mad about science.

The displays of preserved specimens at the Ethnographic Museum offer visitors an amazing glimpse into unknown worlds.

Expand your appreciation of the artistic drive, and perhaps even find a piece to take back home at one of the various exhibition spaces. Immerse yourself in the cool atmosphere at the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires and the Fundacion Proa. The Xul Solar Museum and the Museo Nacional De Arte Decorativo are also well worth your time if you can fit them in.

Keen historians can immerse themselves in the past at the Cabildo and the Mitre Museum. Do you like the sound of those? Continue your explorations at the Argentine National Museum of History and the La Reconquista Museum.

Learn more about this area's past with a visit to the University of Buenos Aires or Argentine National Congress, just a couple of the preserved historic sites here. When it comes to bygone times, there's always more to discover. Torre de los Ingleses and the Banco de la Nacion Argentina are also great places to stop by.

Observe the water flowing under Boca Bridge, an impressive feat of civil engineering.

Some of the region's most powerful families have called Palacio de las Aguas Corrientes and Palacio Paz "home" throughout the years. Be sure to snap some photos as you admire their impressive architectural features and opulent interiors. You might also like to stroll through the well-maintained gardens and hear some stories about Palacio de Aguas Corrientes and Palais de Glace Salas Nacionales de Cultura.

Discover the region's spiritual side and take in the serene atmosphere at Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral and Anglican Cathedral. You may also like to explore Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Merced or the King Fahd Islamic Cultural Centre.

Before you pack up your suitcase and head back home, ensure you stop at some of the lesser-known attractions here. The National Library and the Naval Centre are recommended options. Also, contemplate visiting the Borges Cultural Centre and the San Isidro Hippodrome if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Buenos Aires

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Often recommended examples of the more upscale short or long stay lodgings in Buenos Aires are the Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires, Posadas 1086/88, and the Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires, Av. Alvear 1661. Should you find that those don't fit with your requirements, the ibis Buenos Aires Obelisco and the Eco Pampa Hostel are two cheaper hotels that may tick all your boxes.

No journey to Buenos Aires would be truly complete without a stop off at Teatro Colon. The Alvear Art Hotel and the Recoleta Grand are both nearby.