Buenos Aires

Elegant, cultured, and endlessly walkable, Buenos Aires pairs grand Beaux-Arts venues and a deep hotel scene with tango, gastronomy, and Latin American energy.

TOP ATTRACTIONS

Explore the grand plazas, historic theatres, and colourful barrios that make Buenos Aires a top-tier destination.

Casa Rosada

Casa Rosada

The salmon-pink presidential palace on the Plaza de Mayo, with its famous balcony.

Plaza de Mayo

Plaza de Mayo

The historic heart of the city, ringed by the Cabildo and Metropolitan Cathedral.

Teatro Colón

Teatro Colón

One of the world's great opera houses, renowned for its acoustics and Belle Époque interior.

Recoleta Cemetery

Recoleta Cemetery

An open-air museum of ornate mausoleums, including Eva Perón's tomb.

El Ateneo Grand Splendid

El Ateneo Grand Splendid

A 1919 theatre reborn as a spectacular bookshop, with box seats and frescoes.

Caminito

Caminito

A brightly painted pedestrian street museum in the La Boca neighbourhood.

La Bombonera

La Bombonera

Boca Juniors' steep, intimate football stadium, a temple of Argentine sport.

Puerto Madero

Puerto Madero

A regenerated dockland district of converted warehouses, restaurants, and towers.

Puente de la Mujer

Puente de la Mujer

Santiago Calatrava's rotating footbridge across the Puerto Madero basin.

Palacio Barolo

Palacio Barolo

A 1923 landmark tower inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy, with a lighthouse crown.

Galerías Pacífico

Galerías Pacífico

A frescoed Beaux-Arts shopping arcade in the city centre.

Jardín Japonés

Jardín Japonés

One of the largest Japanese gardens outside Japan, in Palermo.

Floralis Genérica

Floralis Genérica

A giant steel-and-aluminium flower sculpture that opens and closes with the sun.

Plaza Dorrego

Plaza Dorrego

San Telmo's cobbled square, home to the famous Sunday antiques fair and tango.

Alvear Icon Tower

Alvear Icon Tower

A soaring Norman Foster-designed skyscraper in Puerto Madero, among the tallest towers in Latin America.

PREMIUM ACCOMMODATIONS

Belle Époque palace hotels and Puerto Madero towers offering exceptional facilities for your next corporate event.

Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires

FOUR SEASONS

165 Rooms
11,528 SQ FT
12 Meeting Venues
Alvear Palace Hotel, Buenos Aires

ALVEAR PALACE

192 Rooms
17,436 SQ FT
18 Meeting Venues
Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires

PALACIO DUHAU

165 Rooms
2,799 SQ FT
10 Meeting Venues
Faena Hotel Buenos Aires

FAENA

88 Rooms
6,889 SQ FT
9 Meeting Venues
Alvear Icon Hotel, Puerto Madero

ALVEAR ICON

159 Rooms
1,090 SQ FT
10 Meeting Venues
Park Tower Buenos Aires, A Luxury Collection Hotel

PARK TOWER

180 Rooms
1,722 SQ FT
6 Meeting Venues
Hilton Buenos Aires

HILTON

417 Rooms
7,029 SQ FT
29 Meeting Venues
Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center

SHERATON

740 Rooms
55,375 SQ FT
13 Meeting Venues
Buenos Aires Marriott

MARRIOTT BUENOS AIRES

298 Rooms
24,100 SQ FT
20 Meeting Venues
InterContinental Buenos Aires

INTERCONTINENTAL

313 Rooms
1,302 SQ FT
14 Meeting Venues
Palladio Buenos Aires - MGallery

PALLADIO MGALLERY

113 Rooms
1,679 SQ FT
3 Meeting Venues
Alvear Art Hotel, Buenos Aires

ALVEAR ART HOTEL

139 Rooms
3,000 SQ FT
3 Meeting Venues
Hotel Madero, Puerto Madero

HOTEL MADERO

197 Rooms
8,917 SQ FT
10 Meeting Venues
Hotel Emperador Buenos Aires

EMPERADOR

265 Rooms
1,365 SQ FT
13 Meeting Venues
Casa Lucía, Buenos Aires

CASA LUCIA

142 Rooms
3,800 SQ FT
7 Meeting Venues

AIR CONNECTIVITY

Buenos Aires is South America's Atlantic-facing hub, with a long-haul airport and a downtown riverside airport.

Primary Gateways

EZE Ezeiza Int'l
AEP Aeroparque (Downtown)
35 KM EZE to City Centre
2 KM AEP to Downtown

Ministro Pistarini (EZE), known as Ezeiza, is the international gateway about 35 km from the centre, while Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) sits on the riverfront just north of downtown for regional and domestic flights.

Key Carriers

Aerolíneas Argentinas
LATAM
Iberia
American Airlines
Air France
GOL