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Capital Federal - Buenos Aires

On the wide estuary of the River Plate lies the capital city of our country.

From the viewpoint of tourism, it is the foreigners' doorway to the country and the main magnet for domestic tourists.

The XIX century "great village" drive which turned Buenos Aires into a big city is reflected in many of its outstanding public buildings, sumptuous European-style residences, and an artistic and cultural development characteristic of the most important cities worldwide.

City of Buenos Aires

However, and despite its rapid growth, still there are barrios (boroughs) which have kept their traditions and customs throughout time, in an attempt to preserve their original idiosyncrasy.

The city harbor has not only borne witness to successive immigration waves but also been the center of the importation and exportation activity.

Puerto Madero

This bustling city's premier international hotels, restaurants, theaters, rides, museums, works of art, and scientific and cultural activities offer tourists a wide range of entertainment options.

Its history is reflected by its traditional music, tango, which depicts shady, lowbrow customs and characters, such as the compadrito, the suburbs and other urban folklore issues.

El Tango

TOURIST PRODUCTS

Nature

Sun and Sand

Adventure Tourism

Eco Tourism

Fauna and Bird watching

Rural Tourism

National Parks

Sports

Sport Fishing

Polo

Snow

Golf

Culture

Tango

Religious Tourism

Archaeological Tourism

Cultural Tourism

Ethnic Tourism

Production Circuits

The Cabildo

Special Interest

Hunting

Congresses and Fairs

Cruises

Theme Parks

Shopping & Gastronomy

World Heritage Sites

Thermal Springs

Youth Tourism

Incentive Tourism