Buenos Aires: 3 Day Itinerary, Buenos Aires, Argentina

"The Paris of South America", Buenos Aires definitely stands out and gives you that feeling of being in a European capital. In between the grandeur of a big city and the charming decadence of Latin America, the Argentinian capital is well worth a visit.聽

Even though there's plenty to do in Buenos Aires and endless options for day trips nearby, the historic centre is quite compact and most landmarks are located within walking distance, which makes it a very easy city to navigate in spite of its size.聽Here's the 3 day itinerary that I followed on my recent visit, I hope you enjoy!

We thought there was no better way to get to know Buenos Aires than starting the day visiting its oldest barrio (neighborhood). Characterized by its colonial buildings, in San Telmo you won't really find any well-known monuments, but I'm sure you'll enjoy its cafes and local ambiance.

If you're lucky enough to be there on a Saturday, there is an antique fair that goes from Plaza Dorrego along Calle La Defensa. Here, you'll be able to buy pretty much anything you can imagine, a good option if you're looking for some peculiar souvenirs. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: Buenos Aires: 3 Day Itinerary
Guide Location: Argentina » Buenos Aires
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Alberto C.
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

Plaza Dorrego
Calle La Defensa
Malfalda's statue
Plaza de Mayo
Santo Domingo Convent
Casa Rosada
Bicentenary Museum
May Pyramid
Catedral Metropolitana de Buenos Aires
Cabildo of Buenos Aires
Cafe Tortoni
Argentine National Congress
Avenida 9 de Julio
Ministry of Health
Obelisk
Teatro Col贸n
Palace of Justice
Galer铆as Pac铆fico
Plaza San Mart铆n
Torre Monumental
Caminito
El Ateneo
Recoleta Cemetery

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