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Buenos Aires

Where the soul dances

Buenos Aires is a vibrant city, full of culture, architecture and urban life, inviting you to discover it neighbourhood by neighbourhood. From its historic cafés to its wide avenues and cultural spaces, each area offers a different way of experiencing the city.

For those who have already decided to visit and are looking for a well-located accommodation, finding a hotel in central Buenos Aires can be key to enjoying a more comfortable stay and making the most of every journey. Neighbourhoods such as Palermo, Recoleta and San Telmo stand out for their unique character, excellent connections to the main points of interest and variety of options for all types of travellers.

Choosing a central location in Buenos Aires makes it easy to reach the city's main tourist attractions, optimise every journey and enjoy a more comfortable experience in the heart of the city, especially for a city break in Buenos Aires or a cultural leisure trip.

The capital city you discover at every turn

Buenos Aires is a destination that combines history, culture and an urban energy that is hard to match. Its iconic neighbourhoods, architecture and vibrant cultural scene coexist with traditional cafés, artistic spaces and an ever-evolving gastronomic scene. Tango, art and life in its streets reflect a unique identity that captivates travellers from their very first stroll. A city that invites you to explore it without rushing and to return time and time again.

Mayo Square and surroundings

Plaza de Mayo is one of the most important landmarks in the city and a great place to start discovering Buenos Aires. Around it, you will find some of the city's most iconic buildings, such as the Casa Rosada and the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral. It is an area steeped in history and everyday life, where the city's historical and cultural identity can be easily understood.

San Telmo

San Telmo is one of the most attractive neighbourhoods for those who want to discover the more authentic side of Buenos Aires. Its cobbled streets, historic architecture and famous San Telmo Market make it a must-visit.

La Boca and Caminito

La Boca is one of the city's most colourful neighbourhoods. Caminito, its best-known street, stands out for its brightly coloured houses, urban art and the constant presence of tango in its streets. It is one of the most representative sights in Buenos Aires.

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What to do in Buenos Aires?

Buenos Aires offers plans for every style:

What to eat in Buenos Aires?

Discovering the gastronomy of Buenos Aires is an essential part of the trip. The city is known for its steakhouses and cuts of beef, such as bife de chorizo and asado, although you will also find empanadas, Buenos Aires-style pizzas and more contemporary options in neighbourhoods such as Palermo, San Telmo and Recoleta. Traditional cafés are part of the local identity and are perfect for taking a break between walks, while the streets of Puerto Madero are home to restaurants with river views and a more contemporary gastronomic offering. Eating in Buenos Aires is, in itself, a way of understanding the city.

What is the best time to visit Buenos Aires?

The best time to travel to Buenos Aires is usually spring and autumn, when temperatures are mild and the city is especially enjoyable on foot, with its parks, squares and lively terraces. Summer is hotter and more humid, but it is also a season with plenty of cultural activities, shows and outdoor plans, especially in areas such as Palermo and Puerto Madero. Winter is quieter and ideal for visiting museums, theatres and historic cafés without as many visitors. In any season, Buenos Aires maintains its urban rhythm and active cultural scene throughout the year.

What is the best location in Buenos Aires?

Getting around Buenos Aires is relatively easy, as the city has an extensive public transport network that includes the metro (Subte), buses and urban trains. The city centre, especially the area around 9 de Julio Avenue, the Obelisk and Corrientes Avenue, is a good starting point for exploring the city, with quick connections to different neighbourhoods. From there, it is easy to reach San Telmo, Palermo, Recoleta and Puerto Madero, which are home to much of the city's cultural, gastronomic and leisure offering.

In this context, staying at well-located hotels makes it easier to make the most of your time in the city: the Claridge Hotel and the Exe Hotel Colón offer a privileged location right in the city centre, close to the Obelisk and with direct access to the main avenues; Crisol Mundial is located in a strategic area near Corrientes Avenue, ideal for enjoying the theatre and gastronomic scene; and Crisol Suites Catalinas offers a comfortable stay between the financial district and Puerto Madero, with good connections to the historic centre and the city's most iconic neighbourhoods.

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For tourism and city breaks, staying in central Buenos Aires is the most recommended option, especially in areas around 9 de Julio Avenue, the Obelisk or San Telmo, where many of the main attractions, restaurants and cultural options are concentrated. Hotels such as the Claridge Hotel, the Exe Hotel Colón and the Crisol Mundial offer a central location that makes it easy to get around the city and discover its most iconic sights on foot or by public transport.

If it is your first time in Buenos Aires, a good option is to stay in the city centre or in nearby neighbourhoods such as San Telmo or Recoleta, as they provide easy access to places such as Plaza de Mayo, Teatro Colón and Corrientes Avenue. The Exe Hotel Colón and the Claridge Hotel are very well-located options for exploring the city without complications, while the central area makes it easy to use the metro and buses to get around freely.

To get around Buenos Aires comfortably, it is advisable to choose accommodation close to major avenues and transport hubs. The Exe Hotel Colón stands out for its location opposite the Obelisk, with direct connections to multiple Subte and bus lines. The Crisol Mundial, located near Corrientes Avenue, also offers excellent connections to the rest of the city. Meanwhile, the Crisol Suites Catalinas provides easy access to both the city centre and areas such as Puerto Madero and the financial district.

For a weekend getaway in Buenos Aires, it is ideal to choose areas such as the city centre, San Telmo or Puerto Madero, where culture, gastronomy and urban walks come together. The Claridge Hotel and the Exe Hotel Colón are perfect for experiencing the rhythm of the city centre, while the Crisol Mundial offers a comfortable base for exploring the area around Corrientes Avenue and its surroundings on foot.

If you are travelling to Buenos Aires for business, the city centre and the Catalinas area are particularly convenient due to their proximity to the financial district and their good transport connections. The Crisol Suites Catalinas is a very convenient option for business stays, while the Exe Hotel Colón allows you to combine work with a strategic location opposite the Obelisk and quick access to the rest of the city.