Things to see and do Buenos Aires

We take the Calle de Florida bus, then turn around the city with 24 possible stops such as Plaza de Mayo, Congreso, Monserrat, San Telmo, La Boca, Reserva Ecologica, Puerto Madero, Plaza San Martín, Palermo Rosedal, Plaza Italia, Recoleta, Plaza Lavalle… The bus passes approximately every 30 min, with an audio guide in several languages, including French. Tickets are purchased either at the starting point or on the bus.

Our heart in the field of festivals. San Telmo is a great thing, but it is made for tourists and is strictly tour of Buenos Aires. The Feria's feria is quite different. It is truly Argentine and highlights some of the provinces of Interior (la Pampa, the North-West). It is simply much more authentic. In the programme: North West folklore dance ball, craft stands (prices are reasonable), outdoor parrillas, humitas or locros stands (regional dishes of the Northwest) and finally, démonstration of the gauchos on their proud mounts (usually around 14 h). A colourful feria where you will find a few traces of the customs of the country.

The museum is located in the pavilion walls of the former Hotel des Immigrants (in service between 1911 and 1953). It recalls the historical, economic, cultural and social importance of the monuments and movements of immigration in Argentina. Very interesting to understand the portègne identity.

The entrance is somewhat in retreat from the Santa Fe avenue. Many flyers are in free access and a specific request can be made on all the provinces. The staff were friendly and helpful. There is much less information than in the Casa de Provincia of the chosen destination or in one of the city's tourist offices for Buenos Aires.

It offers visitors the chance to enjoy unforgettable experiences as they walk among the most important figures in Argentine history. The museum is divided into different areas, with specially designed exhibits grouped according to pedagogical criteria. Wax has proved to be the most suitable material for creating the human figure, enabling skin colors to be reproduced in all their diversity. The museum also offers educational programs for students of all levels, with guided tours and workshops tailored to each age group. Del Valle Iberlucea, Buenos Aires.

Teatro Colón is an opera-theater located in Buenos Aires. It offers a varied program of operas, concerts, ballets and children's shows. The theater's website offers detailed information on upcoming events, schedules and ticket prices. In addition to performances, the theater offers guided tours of the backstage area and the history of this iconic venue. It also has a library and a higher art institute. Teatro Colón is a must for opera and classical music lovers in Buenos Aires.