About

Situated on the Rio de la Plata, Buenos Aires exudes European charm with South American flair. It features wide boulevards, Neoclassical Spanish-style architecture and avant-garde museums. The cosmopolitan capital of Argentina, the city is the cultural and economic center of the country. Buenos Aires is home to numerous government agencies and international organizations. Its ethnic diversity creates vibrant arts, music, food and theater scenes. Major points of interest include the Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Along with more than 2,500 hours of annual sunshine, Buenos Aires has summer highs in 90s and winter lows close to 50 degrees.

Getting to and from Buenos Aires

The main aviation gateway into the country, Ministro Pistarini International Airport is located approximately 20 kilometers southwest of the city. Travelers can reach Buenos Aires by taxi, limousine service, shuttles and public bus. Purchase tickets for the shuttle bus before leaving the customs area. They offer complimentary Wi-Fi. The least expensive option is the regularly schedule bus service. The required SUBE card can be purchased inside the terminal. Buses and shuttle stop just outside Terminal B.