Buenos AiresYesArgentinaThe capital is located on the west bank of the La Plata River. The land where the metropolis is located is a vast plain, Pampa, with gentle undulations no more than 30 meters high. Approximately 3 million people live in its 202 square kilometers, and the metropolitan area surrounding it has a population of up to 13.5 million inhabitants.
The city has been announced twice, the first time was Pedro de Mendoza in 1536, and the second time was Juan de Garé in 1580. It is also a metropolis, a vibrant traditional city, this The customs of this city are mainly European customs and local customs in Spain and Italy. There are eclectic architecture, from academic or artistic decoration to lively Art Nouveau style, or from modern Neo-Gothic, or modern skyscrapers. Some also have unique styles, such as the colorful La Boca neighborhood.
There are many lingering and diverse attractions: monuments, churches, museums, art galleries and theaters, squares, parks and gardens, mature trees, characteristic neighborhoods, large shopping malls and exhibitions. There is also a very good service infrastructure, in terms of accommodation, from hotels to major chain stores or five-star hotels in the world. The level of food service is even more diverse, with typical restaurants and international cuisine.
The city of Buenos Aires should not be confused with the province of Buenos Aires: first, the former is the capital of the country, the former is above the latter, and it is a different geographic area. The city will be further introduced below.
area
The city of Buenos Aires has 48 districts, collectively known as Barrios. Can be roughly divided into:
| North District（Palermo, Recoleta） "Palermo" is a trendy residential area with tree-lined streets and crossroads full of restaurants, bars and boutiques. "Recoleta" is considered one of the best and most expensive areas in the city. It has many French buildings, large green spaces and first-class restaurants. The famous "Recoleta Cemetery" is well worth a visit. |
| central（Retiro, San Nicolas, Puerto Madero, San Telmo, Monserrate, Constitution） There are many major tourist attractions in the city center, such as the "Florida" pedestrian street, the "Argentina Presidential Palace", the world-famous "Columbus Theater" and "Puerto Madero" and so on. |
| South area（Barracks, La Boca） La BocaConsidered to be the most colorful neighborhood in Buenos Aires, it has a very outgoing personality. Tourists love this picturesque area because of its rich history and bright colors: green, yellow, red and purple highlight the city scenery. In addition, it is"Alberto J. Armando Stadium"The seat of the "Boca Youth" football field."Military Camp"With its"Laning Alley"It is famous-a street where all houses are decorated with colorful tiles and mosaics. |
| suburbs（3-15 Commune） It is mainly residential, and there are no heavy tourist attractions. Some of the blocks include important tango clubs, historical buildings, parks and affordable shopping. |