You have to visit the Planetarium in my city, it is beautiful

I speak to you a little more about the city where I live

What to know in the City of Buenos Aires?

First of all, do not forget to go to the new microcenter (Plaza de Mayo, pedestrian Florida), where you will find the most important buildings and monuments of the city. After this visit, it is worthwhile to continue walking through the neighborhoods of Monserrat and San Telmo to contemplate the historic center of Buenos Aires.

A must stop is the Teatro Colón, in the neighborhood of San Nicolas, considered one of the 10 best opera houses in the world. Nearby you can visit the Obelisk, the biggest emblem of the city and its inhabitants, take the metrobus or walk along Avenida Corrientes, touring its bookstores or attending a work in one of its many theaters.

Another must-see is Recoleta, a neighborhood renowned for the aristocratic character of its residences and palaces and its splendid plazas. From there, it is worthwhile to continue to Palermo's parks, to visit the Museum Mile and visit the Rosedal and the Japanese Garden.

In the south of the city is the popular neighborhood of La Boca, a must see for its traditional Caminito walk, the Quinquela Martin museum and the Boca Juniors stadium. It is also worth walking through Puerto Madero, one of the most dynamic and modern areas of the city. This neighborhood is also one of the most important gastronomy centers, along with San Telmo, Las Cañitas, Palermo Hollywood and Palermo Soho. In these districts you will find a wide variety of lodgings, bars, restaurants and discos to go out at night, as well as milongas where you can see tango dancing and, why not, take a class and start your first steps.

Not only for its gastronomy you can take a tour around Palermo Soho. There you will find many of the clothes shops and avant-garde design. It is the ideal district to look at stained glass windows, as well as in one of the numerous shopping malls and shopping areas.

And this is the amazing night planetarium

If you want to visit my city there are free guided tours in English and Spanish, I leave the official page of the city of buenos aires in English: https://turismo.buenosaires.gob.ar/en/guidedtours