Best Buenos Aires attractions 

Best Buenos Aires attractions
If you go to the Argentine capital for the first time, you will certainly want to know what to do in Buenos Aires!
Due to the proximity of Brazil, Buenos Aires can be the first international destination for Brazilians.
No doubt is a passionate city, awakening the desire of many to return.
With a charming city architecture has several tourist attractions, parks, restaurants and entertainment options.
Now check out the 10 sights you can not miss when the Buenos Aires:
1. Plaza de Mayo
Plaza de Mayo, or May Square as it is also known, is the heart of Buenos Aires.
It is there that the demonstrations occur.
Not to mention that when walking there you can visit other famous sights of the city, as is the home of:
Casa Rosada, Congress, the famous Cathedral Metropolitan Cathedral where the Pope Francis made his Masses.
2. Casa Rosada
The Casa Rosada is one of the symbols of the country and the seat of the presidency of Argentina.
You can visit it inside, through guided tours.
There are several explanations for its pink color: from would represent the union of two political parties even as the use of bovine blood mixed ink at that time.
3. Av. July 9, Av. Corrientes and the Obelisco
Take time to stroll at Av. July 9, meet the Obelisco, Av. Corrientes, which is full of shows and concerts.
Located at the crossroads between the avenues Corrientes and 9 July, the Obelisk is a historical monument of Buenos Aires, created to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the city.
Oh, it is worth remembering that in the past Av. July 9 has been considered the widest avenue in the world.
4. Café Tortoni and bookshop El Ateneo
Even walking through the city center, it is worth checking the traditional Café Tortoni, a coffee shop opened in 1858, where he eats very well.
And be sure to stop by the famous bookstore El Ateneo, which was formerly a theater.
His old structure that is conserved, very draws the attention of tourists, and it's an amazing store!
5. Caminito
If you do not want to leave behind one of the most symbolic sights, can not let go of the Caminito.
A colorful place, with windows and walls of all colors draws the attention of tourists.
It's a street-museum in the open, extremely touristy, full of shops, restaurants and local workshops.
Caminito is named after a tango, whose lyrics are written on some walls of the place.
If you like travel souvenirs, there is the ideal place to buy souvenirs or make that typical photo.
In this place the harassment of tourists can be great. Be careful when walking with their belongings.
6. Recoleta Cemetery
It may sound strange that a cemetery is a tourist spot, but it's true!
The Recoleta Cemetery, one of the most traditional neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, is much sought after by tourists.
some Argentine celebrities such as General Alvear and Evita Peron, who always has flowers on the graves there are buried.
If you are lucky you managed to follow a free guided tour inside the cemetery, and so you know interesting facts about the graves.
7. Floralis Generica, Japanese and Zoo
Those who prefer outdoor excursions can not miss the Floralis Generica, a metal piece shaped flower whose petals close at night
or go to the Japanese Garden, which enchants the exquisite care of their gardens.
If you are with children should visit the city zoo, where you can interact with some animals and feed them.
8. Teatro Colon
Reason for pride of Buenos Aires, the Teatro Colon impresses with rich detail inside.
Considered one of the world's best opera houses, you deserve your visit for a show or at least a guided tour, to be dazzled by the architecture and internal decoration of the building.
9. Puerto Madero
Want to meet some of the newer part of town? Be sure to visit Puerto Madero.
The port area revitalized and now has excellent restaurants, high and new buildings, is one of the most visited places by tourists.
Enjoy visiting the Puente de la Mujer and the Fragata Sarmiento, first ship school of Argentina, which currently operates as a museum.
10. Calle Florida
If you think of shopping, Calle Florida is the right place.
This is one of the busiest streets of Buenos Aires. There you can find shops of all types and tastes, especially clothes and shoes.
In this place the harassment of tourists can be great, especially when it comes to currency exchange. Be very careful when walking with their belongings.
And you've been to Buenos Aires? Tell us comments that places you visited and which of them deserved to enter the list.
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