Buenos Aires

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Welcome to Buenos Aires, a city where the elegance of European architecture meets the passionate spirit of Latin America, creating a dynamic atmosphere that sets the stage for business and cultural exploration. Emerging along the shores of the Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires is a captivating blend of professionalism and artistic vibrancy, just waiting to be explored.

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How To Get Around Buenos Aires?

Buenos Aires has an extensive public transportation system that includes buses, subways (known as the Subte), and commuter trains. The Subte is efficient for navigating the city centre and connecting to different neighbourhoods. Taxis are plentiful and affordable, plus walking is a great way to explore neighbourhoods like Palermo, Recoleta, and San Telmo, which have pedestrian-friendly streets and attractions nearby.

Is Buenos Aires Good For Corporate Travel?

Buenos Aires serves as an important economic and commercial centre in South America. The city hosts business conferences, trade shows, and meetings at venues like La Rural Convention Center and the Hilton Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires provides a mix of business facilities, upscale hotels, and diverse dining options for business travellers to enjoy during their visit.

Major Events In Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires, the cultural heartbeat of Argentina, invites you to explore its rich history, indulge in its world-renowned cuisine, and experience the rhythm of Tango that resonates through its streets. As you navigate the streets adorned with historic landmarks and vibrant neighbourhoods you'll discover a city that offers a unique backdrop for professional and leisurely engagements.

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Warmest Month

January
26 Degrees

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Least Rainfall

July
63mm

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Most Daylight

Any
13 Hours

What To Do In Buenos Aires?

The iconic neighbourhood of La Boca is known for its colourful Caminito street and tango performances. Recoleta Cemetery, home to elaborate mausoleums, is a unique historical site, while the grand Teatro Colón and museums like the MALBA showcase the city's artistic heritage. Visitors can enjoy tango shows, explore San Telmo's antique markets, and relax in the parks of Palermo.

What Is The Weather Like In Buenos Aires?

Summers (December to February) are relatively hot, with temperatures often reaching up to 35°C. Winters (June to August) are mild, with temperatures averaging between 10-20°C. Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) offer pleasant temperatures, perfect for getting out and exploring the city and the surrounding areas - but be prepared for a few rainy showers.

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