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Things to Do in Buenos Aires

Looking for things to do in Buenos Aires? This list of 9 includes Teatro Colón (San Nicolás, Buenos Aires). The order here is where we started — no votes have been cast yet, so voting decides it from here.

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    Teatro Colón

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    San Nicolás, Buenos Aires

    World-renowned opera house reopened after restoration in 2010; guided tours of the Foyer, Golden Hall and Main Hall are ticketed separately from performances.

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    Recoleta, Buenos Aires

    Open daily 8am-6pm; a maze of ornate mausoleums including Eva Perón's, with free Spanish-language guided walks several days a week.

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    Recoleta, Buenos Aires

    A 1919 theater on Santa Fe Avenue converted into a bookstore in 2000, with the old stage now a cafe; National Geographic named it the world's most beautiful bookshop in 2019.

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    MALBA

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    Palermo, Buenos Aires

    Latin American art museum on Av. Figueroa Alcorta; closed Tuesdays, with half-price general admission on Wednesdays (as of Aug 2026) and free entry that day for students, teachers and seniors.

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    Recoleta, Buenos Aires

    Argentina's national fine-arts museum on Av. del Libertador holds free, year-round admission; open Tue-Fri 11am-8pm and weekends 10am-8pm, closed Mondays.

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    La Boca, Buenos Aires

    Boca Juniors' stadium and museum, open daily 10am-6pm with small-group guided tours of the pitch and dressing rooms; hours shift around training and match days.

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    Caminito

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    La Boca, Buenos Aires

    Open-air street museum of brightly painted former conventillo tenements, declared a museum in 1959 after painter Benito Quinquela Martín led its 1950s revival.

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    San Telmo, Buenos Aires

    Sunday antiques and crafts fair centered on Plaza Dorrego and running along Calle Defensa, with tango and street performers among the stalls.

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    Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires

    Santiago Calatrava's tango-inspired pedestrian bridge over Dique 3, built 1999-2001 with a central span that rotates 90 degrees for passing boats.

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