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Buenos Aires Buenos Aires

The city's reputation as a hotbed for design, combined with a vast cultural heritage, make this Argentine capital one of the world's most exciting places. Swathed in a European cloak, Buenos Aires has emerged as a distinct city of varied barrios. Stylish artists fill the cafes of Palermo, while Recoleta is an enclave for the upper class, with gorgeous Parisian architecture and a storied cemetery. The cobbled streets of San Telmo feature colonial buildings that hum with a history of staggering romance and unbridled charm. Experience the tantalizing taste of a glass of Torrontes wine or the drama of a tango dance on a South American journey.

Memorable Experiences
  • Walking on Sunshine
    Traverse Puente de la Mujer, a footbridge that spans the Puerto Madero.
  • A Proud Promenade
    Stroll past French villas and upscale boutiques in Recoleta.
  • Hidden Treasures
    Explore the streets of San Telmo, one of the city's oldest barrios.
  • Art Afternoon
    Gaze upon Rembrandts and Rubens at the Museo Nacional de Buenos Aires.
  • Distinctive Details
  • That seductive art form called tango began to flourish in Buenos Aires in the 1880s. No one knows for certain how, or where it originated, but it has come to symbolize the beauty and mystery of Argentina.
The Luxury Collection Hotels and Resorts Nearby
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    Avenida Leandro N. Alem 1193
    Buenos Aires, Argentina
    Phone: (54)(11) 4318 9100

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Culture Art mingles with allegory, and life with culture, on this city's stimulating stage.
  • Family
  • Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo Walls of rose colored satin pair perfectly with a set of Louis XV furnishings in the princely Salon... Read More
  • Highly Recommended
  • Palacio Barolo A scarlet hue infuses stone strips arranged in geometric patterns on the ground floor. Like flames... Read More
  • MALBA Within a stark, stunningly modern box of a building, lies an unrivaled collection of 20th century... Read More
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Shopping Rich local materials like cowhide and alpaca are transformed into innovative designs.
  • Neighborhoods
  • Palermo Soho Argentina's fashionable citizens stroll this neighborhood, dropping in on the workshops of local... Read More
  • Shops & Boutiques
  • Un'Altra Volta Aromas of rich cocoa greet patrons as they enter the sleek interior of Un'Altra Volta, Buenos... Read More
  • Calma Chicha The satiny sheen of a cowhide butterfly chair adds a sumptuous touch to a display of bold, brightly... Read More
  • Buenos Aires Design Center A historic yellow façade adorned with arches and statues gives way to two spacious floors of... Read More
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Cuisine Locally raised cattle and freshly churned ice cream are stars of the Argentine table.
  • Acclaimed
  • Persicco Fresh milk from local dairies combines with succulent strawberries, fragrant lemons and the richest... Read More
  • Casa Cruz Cloaked in mahogany walls and scarlet upholstery, Casa Cruz is a den of sumptuous indulgence.... Read More
  • Indigenous Flavors
  • Cabana Las Lilas A warm Argentine sun illuminates the red brick façade of Cabana Las Lilas. Housed within a... Read More
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Noteworthy Dancers and musicians seduce in city squares while farther afield, nature allures.
  • Further Afield
  • Patios de Cafayate Wine Country Golden-green grapes hang in succulent clusters from the beautifully gnarled branches of the vine.... Read More
  • Iguazu Falls The thunderous roar of nearly three hundred waterfalls fills the tropical South American air, 650... Read More
  • Local Charms
  • Café De Los Angelitos Curved brass handles of mahogany doors hint at glamour, drama, and history. The Argentine... Read More
  • Local Specialty
  • Plaza Dorrego The poignant sounds of a Spanish guitar drift into the sprightly rhythm of a belly dancer's... Read More
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