The province of Buenos Aires is one of the 23 provinces of Argentina. Currently, Buenos Aires receives tourists from varied nationalities and for different purposes. Some come to shop, others to enjoy the night life, others to taste the bohemian Buenos Aires, while a good deal comes, in educational tour to study Spanish.

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The most developed form of tourism are the beaches of the coast of the province, near the Argentine Sea. There are nearly 1,200 km of beaches, along which are seaside resorts with varying degrees of urban development.

Some base their little tourist attraction in urban development to facilitate access to the natural attractions of the place (not just the beaches but also the forests or areas with dunes. The most prominent city is Mar del Plata, which is the tourist destination in the country, along with others such as Miramar, Pinamar or Villa Gesell.

Climate:

In general, the climate in the city of Buenos Aires is pretty nice. Temperatures are not extreme. The annual average is 18 º C. In winter, from June to September, it is necessary to dress warmly. At night the temperature drops considerably. The coldest month is July. In summer, from December to March, the heat is becoming more intense as the day progresses, is a moist heat and at night the temperature drops a bit, but very little. The rain comes in spring, from September to December, and in autumn, from March to June.

Places to visit in Buenos Aires:

Generic Floralis:

In the plaza of the United Nations in Palermo, we found this sculpture 20 meters high and its peculiarity is that its six petals of steel and aluminum are opened and closed according to the light of day. One of the best times to photograph is during the night, when inside shines a red light.

Plaza de Mayo and the Pyramid:

The famous Plaza de Mayo in the center and its surroundings, is located the heart of Buenos Aires, where historic buildings meet the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Casa Rosada, seat of government, the Convent of Santo Domingo and the Basilica of San Francisco.

Located in the center of the Plaza de Mayo, the May Pyramid monument is the first country that had the city of Buenos Aires, The image of Liberty crowns the pyramid, which measures 18.6 meters in height from the ground up hat the statue.

Catedral de Ciudad de la Plata:

La Plata is the capital of the Province of Buenos Aires, 56 km from the city of Buenos Aires, the cathedral is located in the center of the city, opposite the City Hall, has a tower 112 meters high, so the Cathedral stands out as the highest in Latin.

Plaza San Martín:

General San Martin Square in the city of Buenos Aires, is the largest green space in the neighborhood of Retiro, historic place where the tower stands out against the British railway terminal, was declared a City Historic Landmark in 1942.

Parque 3 de Febrero:

The huge park, February 3, Palermo, was designed by combining the models of the Bois de Boulogne, Paris and New York Central Park with a lake and a garden of 15,000 roses (The Rose Garden) is the largest park of Buenos Aires.

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Avenida Corrientes:

The famous Corrientes Avenue, is the hub of the nightlife and bohemian city of Buenos Aires, where they began to sing the tango in its various theaters and between famous singers and famous singers like Carlos Gardel. In his tour of 8.6 miles at some point cross the Avenida 9 de Julio which is the famous obelisk of the city.

Obelisk:

The obelisk is a National Historic Landmark icon of the city of Buenos Aires located in the Avenida 9 de Julio, built in 1936.

Photography by Juanedc

Teatro Colon:

Opened on May 25, 1908, the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is considered one of the five theaters in the world. The Teatro Colon, one of the largest in the world and which has a unique sound and has always been revered by theater artists and audiences who love good music. Along with the Congress Palace and the Casa Rosada is the most representative historical buildings of Argentina.

Librería El Ateneo:

Installed in a huge theater in Buenos Aires, El Ateneo bookstore in Buenos Aires is a temple of books for its dome can be painted or wall decorations or boxes enabled as a reading room, or all of this together, but this library is a paradise for lovers and fans of literature.

Barrio de San Telmo:

The San Telmo neighborhood of Buenos Aires is the oldest district of the city, without losing its authenticity has become imperative to learn the circuit as contemporary art. In the last three years, in San Telmo has opened more than five art galleries.

Puente de la Mujer:

Night view of the famous Puente de la Mujer in Puerto Madero, opened in 2001. Women are represented by the curve of the bridge and the white man by the neck.

Palermo Botanical Garden:

Palermo is a huge area of the city of Buenos Aires, where we found the zoo, this beautiful botanical gardens, parks and some restaurants and places crowded with tourists.

Palacio de Congresos:

The Convention Centre of the city of Buenos Aires is a building that is located on Avenida Entre Rios and is home to the house of representatives, ie representatives and senators of the Republic Argentina. Its architectural style is Greco-Roman, clad in white marble Corinthian columns.

La Casa Rosada:

La Casa Rosada is the seat of executive power of the Republic of Argentina and a National Historic Monument, it houses the office of President of Argentina.

Photography by Pedro Angelini

Good trip to Buenos Aires!

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