Points of Interest in Buenos Aires (Province)
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It’s hard to know where to start your visit during a weekend in Buenos Aires, simply because there are so many interesting things to see and do. For example, you can spend many hours touring the Museo Histórico Nacional del Cabildo y la Revolución de Mayo built in 1580 which contains a large collection of old weapons and many other artifacts. Or you can stroll the Buenos Aires attractions like the Bosques de Palermo garden with its multiple gardens including the Garden of the Poets. Close to the garden is the Avenida del Libertador which has many stores. Shopping in Buenos Aires is unlimited. Florida Street is a popular pedestrian shopping area where you can shop well into the night at the shopping center Galerias Pacifico or any of the local shops along the street.
Buenos Aires tourism encourages people to immerse themselves in the local culture and one of the best spots for doing so is at the famous coffeehouse called the Café Tortoni. Built in 1858, it’s a literary café that also offers local music and is often attended by famous artists. Buenos Aires culture is the result of a mixture of many European influences including Italian, German and Spanish. You can find restaurants and entertainment that reflects this cultural diversity throughout the city. Cultural things to do in Buenos Aires should include a visit to the Teatro Colon which is considered one of the greatest opera houses in the world. A visit to Buenos Aires can include a visit to the 18th century neoclassical Cathedral or the 1822 Recoleta Cemetery which contains many stunning statues. Buenos Aires sights are unlimited in variety. EasyToBook.com can help you design a great visit to the city called the Pearl of South America.
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