From tango and world-class steakhouses to distinctive neighborhoods, here’s what to know about exploring this vibrant city.

28-08-2026 11:54 More than 800 couples from over 50 countries and thousands of enthusiasts are descending on Buenos Aires to compete and enjoy the Tango Mundial. As the city’s annual championship beco ...

Buenos Aires wants to bury the Sarmiento line, remove 20 crossings and turn the surface into a new green corridor.

Buenos Aires was once again picked by The Economist as the most liveable city in South America according to the outlet's usual scale measuring environmental, cultural, and infrastructural issues in ...

Once on track to rival the world's greatest cities, Buenos Aires built a stunning metropolis on the back of immigration and booming exports — then watched decades of political instability and economic ...

BUENOS AIRES — Adriana Logioia sprinted to catch the subway here on a recent weekday morning, but the doors snapped shut just as she got to the train. “I’ll wait for the next one,” Logioia, 62, calmly ...

Kalis (O’Higgins 3578, Nuñez, 7 p.m. to 12 a.m., Wednesday to Sunday) — Ranked among the world’s best pizzas by Time Out.

Some might think that a crisis-riddled economy and political unrest would devastate a food scene, but in Buenos Aires, many restaurants are thriving. Sure, inflation has reached triple digits, ...

Well-known as the birthplace of tango, Buenos Aires is also home to world-class opera and theater, and to restaurants that overflow with Mendoza wine and cuts of beef fresh from the Pampas. Add in top ...

More than a dozen people have been ‘detained’ by police in Buenos Aires after rioting broke out following Argentina’s World Cup final loss. Enzo Fernandez was sent off earlier in the game, giving ...

This 48sqm apartment in Buenos Aires isn’t just designed for people — it’s built for creativity, movement, and even a cat.

Long-distance runner Yomif Kejelcha made history, clocking in at 56 minutes and 51 seconds in Sunday’s half marathon ...