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CITY OF BUENOS AIRESMICE TOURISM GUIDE
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This guide is designed to inspire your event planning. You will find in these pages all the information you’ll need to plan, organize and conduct unique meetings, and delight your guests with what the city offers.
Welcome to Buenos Aires
Plan an event in the city
Discover Buenos Aires
Venues for events
Accommodations
Destination Management Companies
Things to do and see
Guided tours
Transport
Calendar 2015
Table of Contents
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WELCOME TO BUENOS AIRES
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#1 CITY ACCORDING TO TRIPADVISOR, THE MOST VISITED DESTINATION IN LATIN AMERICA IN 2013
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Welcome to Buenos Aires
WHY BUENOS AIRES?This is an extraordinary city, where every street corner, public square and building has a story to tell. Its parks, bars, bookstores, museums and milongas capture the heart of everyone who visits.
Buenos Aires is ideal for all kinds of events: congresses, conventions, fairs and incentive tourism. Its diverse and growing infrastructure fits the needs of every type of meeting. With more than 60,000 hotel beds, 3,000 restaurants, 130 museums and 287 theaters, Buenos Aires is undoubtedly the city for your next meeting.
According to a 2013 survey conducted by the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA), Buenos Aires is the city with the highest number of congresses in North and South America. Its reputation is backed by the quality of its facilities and professional services, and the commitment of the Board of Tourism and the Buenos Aires Convention & Visitors Bureau (BAC&VB).
Fountain of the Nereids Puerto Madero
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CONNECTED WITH THE WORLD
From its convenient location in South America, Buenos Aires is connected with the main cities of the region and the world. Its two international airports receive over 700 international flights per week. Just three hours from Rio de Janeiro and two from Santiago, Buenos Aires is a regional and international strategic location.
SUITABLE FOR ALL AUDIENCESFrom youth hostels to five-star hotels; gourmet restaurants to street carts; to rides along the river in a catamaran to free outdoor performances, the city offers activities for all tastes and budgets.
A CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS
The city is host to international events throughout the year. Concerts, operas, ballets, sporting events, festivals and big fairs, in addition to hundreds of congresses and thematic conventions, of the likes of Oil&Gas, Automechanika and ICCA Congress, for example. Tourists from all over the world come to enjoy Lollapalooza, the International Book Fair, the ATP of Buenos Aires and the Argentine Polo Championship, among others.
Whether by bus, on foot or a bicycle, there are many ways to enjoy the different tourism circuits, museums, art galleries, historic monuments, shopping malls and open-air fairs. At night, the lights of bars and restaurants come on to illuminate an unforgettable selection of dining and entertainment options.
Buenos Aires—a creative capital—has captured everyone’s attention for locally produced design, art and content. In 2005, UNESCO declared Buenos Aires a city of design as part of its Creative Cities Network. There are several creative districts (Audiovisual, Arts, Technology and Design) where the production of creative contents and services are concentrated.
Buenos Aires is the cradle of tango. The magic of its melodies can be felt in every corner of local neighborhoods La Boca, San Telmo, Abasto, Boedo and Almagro, capturing the hearts of visiting tourists from around the world. Tango classes, live shows and the “Buenos Aires Tango Festival and World Championship” are just a few of the options to experience the 2x4 rhythm firsthand.
RECOGNIZED IN THEACADEMIC COMMUNITYBuenos Aires is internationally recognized for the academic level of its public and private institutions, and its experience in research & development. Each year, students from around the world come to study. With nine public universities and 20 private universities, the city offers the appropriate facilities for national and international conferences.
GREEN AND PUREIts parks and green spaces invite you to enjoy outdoors alone or with others. Public squares with rose gardens and lakes, the Botanical Garden, the Japanese Garden, the flower park, Thays Park, Tres de Febrero Park and Ecological Reserve are some of the options to spend an afternoon relaxing outdoors, surrounded by nature.
CULTURAL CAPITAL OF TANGO
HOST OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS
CREATIVITY MILL
WHY BUENOS AIRES?
CLIMATE
18 °C (64 °F)Average annual
temperature
JULYColdest
(0 °C - 12 °C)
JANUARYHottest month
(20.4 °C - 30.4 °C)
SUMMER (December 21 to March 20)
AUTUMN(March 21
to June 20)
WINTER(June 21 to
September 20)
SPRING (September 21
to December 20)
Time Zone
UTC-3
Language
SPANISH
Electricity
220/240V
POLICE911
FIRE100
MEDICAL ATTENTION 107
CIVIL DEFENSE103
GENERAL CITY INFORMATION
SEASONS
CurrencyARGENTINE PESO ($)
MONEY
You can change money in banks and authorized agencies. The US dollar and the euro are generally received in local stores.
The most widely accepted credit cards are American Express, VISA, Diners and MasterCard.
It may be difficult to change traveler’s checks outside Buenos Aires.
USEFUL NUMBERS
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3|23 and 24
4|2 and 3
5|1
5|25
6|20
7|9
8|17
10|12
1|1
2|16 and 17
AIRPORTS2 INTERNATIONAL
900FLIGHTS PER WEEK
AMONG
THE 20LARGEST CITIES IN THE
WORLD
287 TH
EATE
RS
380 BOO
KSTO
RES
+130 MU
SEU
MS
10.7 MILLION TOURISTS PER YEAR
THE CITY WITH THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF BOOKSTORES AND MUSEUMS IN THE WORLD
IN NUMBERS
3,000 RESTAURANTS
60,000
NEW
!
CONVENTIONCENTER WITH A CAPACITY FOR
5,300 GU
ESTS
HOTEL BEDS
+150,000 m2 OF EXHIBIT SPACE
HOLIDAYS
New Year’s Day
Carnival
Bridge public holiday/The Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice
Day of the Veterans and the Fallen of the Malvinas War/Good Friday
Labor Day
National Day/May 1810 Revolution
Flag Day
Independence Day
San Martín Day
Day of respect for cultural diversity
11|23 National Sovereignty Day
12|7 and 8
Bridge public holiday/Feast of the Immaculate Conception
12|25 Christmas
YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES IN
BUENOS AIRESThe city is preparing its infrastructure to welcome young athletes from around the world in 2018, in what will be one of the most important sporting events of the decade. The various Olympic disciplines will be carried out in more than 30 establishments in the city. Monumental and La Bombonera, the legendary Club Atletico River Plate and Boca Juniors stadiums, respectively, will play a key role.
DESTINATION #8 ACCORDING TO TRAVELERS CHOICE 2015
#8#1 CITY IN THE 2013 ICCA RANKING FOR THE FIFTH YEAR RUNNING
DOMESTIC
+775 INTERNATIONAL
Boca Juniors Stadium
Intarnational Tourism Fair (FIT)
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PLAN AN EVENT IN THE CITY
With a wide selection of long-standing companies and professionals dedicated to event planning, the city can offer you the facilities and services that you need to organize meetings, conferences, congresses, cultural, sports and mass events, and incentive tourism.
Captivated by its culture, architecture and infrastructure, thousands of companies and
organizations choose to carry out their meetings in Buenos Aires.
FIRST STEPS
Buenos Aires Convention & Visitors Bureau (BAC&VB) is a non-profit organization created by private companies tied to the tourism industry, including hotels, convention centers, travel agencies, transport and other related services. In partnership with the Tourism Board, BAC&VB works to position Buenos Aires as one of the main event and convention centers in Latin America in an effort to contribute to the city’s economic, social and cultural development.
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
BAC&VB is available to assist and advise you throughout every stage of the planning and implementation process. The initial application, finding a venue and suppliers, the request for institutional support are some of the tasks that BAC&VB’s team of experts can help you with to ensure your event is well attended and profitable.
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SUPPLIER CONTACT AND ADVICEAs a private non-profit organization, BAC&VB’s advice is completely free of charge. Its team of experts will work with you to provide objective and productive advice. BAC&VB will accompany you on inspection visits to possible venues to help you find the most suitable one for your needs. From five-star hotels to simpler settings, from venues with the latest technology to the most classic options in Buenos Aires, BAC&VB is well contacted and familiar with every event space and accommodation in the city. Thus, it can offer you the best support in your search and negotiations; acting as a link with the most important receptive operators and professional congress organizers (PCO).
INFORMATION AND PROMOTIONThe Tourism Board of the City of Buenos Aires offers tourism promotion material and information service desk for mass events free of charge. In addition, it disseminates all the congresses taking place in the city on its website, available in several languages, and in other media channels it operates.
Buenos Aires Convention & Visitors Bureau
Juncal 4431, Ochre Pavilion, floor 1, of. 5
Tel: (+54) 11 4777 5930/31
buenosairesbureau.com Executive Director: Mónica [email protected]
Tourism Board for the City of Buenos Aires
Ave. Paseo Colón 221, floor 7
Tel: (+54) 11 4121 6600
turismo.buenosaires.gob.arferiasycongresos_turismo@buenosaires.gob.ar
Operations Manager forMeeting Tourism:María Constanza [email protected]
PRESENCE AT INTERNATIONAL FAIRS
Every year, the Tourism Board and the BAC&VB participate in the main international fairs for the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Events) segment to promote Buenos Aires’ services and facilities for meeting tourism.
In 2015, the Tourism Board and BAC&VB will participate in the following fairs:
IMEX-The Worldwide Exhibition for Incentive Travel, Meetings & Events, FrankfurtMay 19 to 21
Expoevents 2015, Buenos AiresAugust 11 to 13
IMEX-America The Worldwide Exhibition for Incentive Travel, Meetings & Events, Las VegasOctober 13 to 15
54th ICCA World Congress (only for members), Buenos Aires October 31 to November 4
IBTM-International Business Travel Market, Barcelona November 17 to 19
arteBA - La Rural
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Find the main suppliers to accompany you throughout the planning and organization of your event.
USEFUL INFORMATION
TOURISM INFORMATION CENTERS
FloridaFlorida and Ave. Roque Sáenz Peña
Plaza San Martín Florida and Marcelo T. de Alvear
Puerto Madero Juana M. Gorriti 200, Dock 4
RecoletaAve. Quintana 596
Retiro Bus station, store 83
TOURIST ADVOCACY ASSOCIATION
La Boca Av. Pedro de Mendoza 1835Tel: (+54) 11 4302 7816 [email protected]
Palermo Beruti 3345 Tel: (+54) 11 4014 1949 [email protected]
Puerto Madero Ave. Alicia Moreau de Justo 200, Dock 4 Tel: (+54) 11 2017 6846 [email protected]
Recoleta Ave. Quintana and Presidente R. M. Ortiz Tel: (+54) 11 2017 6849 [email protected]
San Telmo Defensa 1302 Tel: (+54) 11 4307 5102/4646 [email protected]
TOURIST POLICE STATION
24/7 assistance for tourists who are victims of crime, robbery, theft, loss, missing persons, or need to follow special procedures before embassies or consulates.Service is available in English, Italian, French, Portuguese,Ukrainian and Japanese.
Ave. Corrientes 436 Tel: (+54) 11 4326 6265 [email protected]
SOLUTIONS FOR EVENT PLANNERS AND ORGANIZERS
Ferias ArgentinasViamonte 640, Floor 3 Tel: (+54) 11 4394 1113 [email protected] ferias-argentinas.com
Turicentro Ave. Del Libertador 602, Floor 21, Apt. A Tel: (+54) 11 4815 5900 [email protected] turicentro.com.ar
MCIAve. Santa Fe 1970, Floor 1, office. 1 Tel: (+54) 11 5252 [email protected]
Bauniline-Meetings IndustryAve. Córdoba 632, Floor 11 Tel: (+54) 11 4322 [email protected] uniline.com.ar
Publitec Ave. Honorio Pueyrredón 550 Tel: (+54) 11 4903 9600/1 [email protected]
Mariano José Delisio Organización Bayfem Ave. Córdoba 2302, Floor 6, Apt. K Tel: (+54) 11 4951 8139 [email protected]
Indexport Messe Frankfurt Luis María Campos 1061, Floor 5 Tel: (+54) 11 4514 1400 [email protected]
Centro Costa Salguero Ave. Costanera Rafael Obligadoand Salguero Tel: (+54) 11 5411 5093 [email protected] ccs.com.ar
Palais Rouge Salguero 1433 Tel: (+54) 11 4823 2649 [email protected] palaisrouge.com.ar
Barracas
All of the tourism service providers in this guide are part of the Registry of Service Providers of the Tourism Board of the City of Buenos Aires.
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TOURIST TRANSPORT
Sintec Tur SA Tel: (+54) 11 5554 7000/60 [email protected] sintectur.com.ar
Expreso La PlataTel: (+54) 11 4371 8934 [email protected] expresolaplata.com.ar
Turar Tel: (+54) 11 4103 3100 [email protected] turar.com
Buenos Aires TurTel: (+54) 11 4371 [email protected]
Travel Line ArgentinaTel: (+54) 11 4393 [email protected]
Manuel Tienda LeónTel: (+54) 11 4383 4454/[email protected]
GROUND TRANSPORT FOR TOURISTS
Anne Millet HertzTel: (+54) 11 4815 6789 / 4816 [email protected]
Top Rent a CarTel: (+54) 11 4345 [email protected]
Serra LimaTel: (+54) 11 4961 [email protected]
Thrifty Car RentalTel: (+54) 11 4326 1747/[email protected]
DriversTel: (+54) 11 4315 [email protected]
CAR RENTALS
Sturla ViajesTel: (+54) 11 4314 [email protected] sturlaviajes.com.ar
Buquebus Tel: (+54) 11 4316 [email protected] buquebus.com
RIVER TRANSPORT
Colonia ExpressTel: (+54) 11 4317 4100coloniaexpress.com
Aerolíneas ArgentinasDepartment of Fairs and CongressesTel: (+54) 11 4320 2101/[email protected]
AIRLINES
USEFUL WEBSITES
Cultural agenda agendacultural.buenosaires.gob.ar
Tourismturismo.buenosaires.gob.ar
City of Buenos Airesbuenosaires.gob.ar
Interactive mapcomollego.ba.gob.ar
BA TOURISM APP
Enjoy all of the city’s online content on your smartphone.
LANTel: (+54) 0810 666 6526lan.com
ARBUSArbus bus service connects the Jorge Newbery Airport with neighborhoods throughout the city, including Retiro, Palermo, Belgrano and Puente Saavedra, at a very affordable price.
9 de Julio Avenue
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DISCOVER BUENOS AIRES
Visitors will always find something new and thrilling to discover in this city.
SEE THE CITY
The street corners, public squares and buildings of the San Nicolás and Monserrat neighborhoods are saturated with the city’s history. From the mythical Plaza de Mayo, you can see the Casa Rosada (House of Government), the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Cabildo. At the end of Diagonal Sur, the Obelisk gives way to the Corrientes and 9 de Julio Avenues, a classic postcard image of the city. Nearby is the imposing Colon Theater, one of the ten best opera houses in the world, renowned for its acoustics and the artistic value of its building. On Corrientes Avenue, the night vibrates between the marquees of the theaters, record and bookstores and many options to enjoy a tasty meal.
In the neighborhoods of La Boca, San Telmo and Balvanera, discover the feeling of the city’s outskirts. The Riachuelo River, with the old Avellaneda Bridge and the Caminito street fair reflect the roughness of the port, just as the artist Quinquela Martin painted it in the early twentieth century. Moving toward the city center, the majestic Bombonera stadium of Boca Juniors football team interrupts the landscape of low houses. Past Lezama Park is Plaza Dorrego, at the heart of San Telmo, famous for its Sunday antiques fair. Going deeper into the city, you reach the Abasto, a mythical neighborhood and home to the tango singer Carlos Gardel. There, you can visit the passageway, monument and museum dedicated to this tango legend.
HISTORIC BA
Make the most of your visit to Buenos Aires with these itineraries, which combine small samples of the heritage and charm that make the city so unique
There is no better way to understand why Buenos Aires is nicknamed “the Paris of South America” than a stroll through the neighborhoods of Retiro and Recoleta. From the San Martin Square you can see the Kavanagh, a rationalist-style building declared World Heritage Architecture Site by UNESCO. On Alvear Avenue, you can see emblematic works of neoclassicism and art nouveau, including mansions and stately homes, and luxury hotels. At the end of this street are the public square Plaza Francia; the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar and Recoleta Cementary, a national landmark that houses famous vaults and mausoleums.
TANGO BA ELEGANT BA
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In Puerto Madero, the old docks of red bricks were converted into modern office buildings, alongside cutting-edge design complexes. In this neighborhood, water and women are the protagonists; among its monuments is the Fountain of the Nereids, by the sculptor Lola Mora, and the Bridge of the Woman, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. At Dock 3, you can visit the Frigate Sarmiento, now a museum. Art also takes place along these river banks. Faena Arts Center, built in the former engine room of a mill, offers a program of experimental and international exhibits; the Fortabat Art Collection, showcases jewels from artists like Breughel, Turner and Warhol. For a relaxing, outdoor option, the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve is a protected area where numerous plant and animal species are preserved.
MODERN BA
Palermo’s unique and original style distinguishes it from the rest of the city. The neighborhood has an aristocratic side, known as Palermo Chico, delimited by Ave. Del Libertador and a densely wooded area and park. On Sarmiento Avenue is the Planetarium Galileo Galillei, where visitors can see about 8,900 stars, planets and satellites of the universe in the hemispherical projection theater. On Ave. Del Libertador, you can enjoy traditional equestrian culture at the Argentine Polo Field and Palermo Race Track. Around Cortázar Square is the area of Palermo Viejo, where designers of clothing, furniture and objects display their production. Between the avenues Juan B. Justo, Santa Fe, Cordoba and Dorrego, there is a gastronomic center. The area is nicknamed Palermo Hollywood for the high concentration of television and film producers.
SIGNATURE BA
Flores is the neighborhood that gave birth to His Holiness Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, in 1936. Here he worked to help those who were the neediest.Every Thursday, around 3pm, a walking tour leaves from the San José de Flores Church (6950 Rivadavia Avenue) and visits the places that were part of his history.On weekends and holidays, there are guided bus tours. Visitors must make a prior reservation to participate in the walking tour: [email protected]
PAPAL CIRCUIT
BUENOS AIRES IN 24 OR 48 HOURS
24 HOURSBegin your day in San Nicolás, visiting the Plaza de Mayo and the Obelisk. Next, head over to San Telmo and then to La Boca for lunch. After lunch, hop onto one of the tourist buses and head over to Puerto Madero. Spend the late afternoon strolling through the elegant neighborhood of Recoleta and end your day in Palermo.
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48 HOURSOn the second day, visit some of the traditional porteño neighborhoods, like Belgrano or Palermo. Have lunch in a traditional bodega; during the afternoon, walk along Corrientes Avenue and Florida Street, and visit one of the notable bars. That night, hit the dance floor to the 2/4 rhythm of tango at a tango cultural center or one of the city’s many milongas.
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WIFI BA
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Nuestra Señora del Pilar Basilica
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VENUES FOR EVENTSConsidered the cultural capital of Latin America, the city is prepared for all types of events. Every year thousands of companies and organizations choose to carry out their meetings here, captivated by the city’s gastronomy, architecture and more than 150,000 m2 of exhibit space.
VENUES WITH CAPACITY FOR MORE THAN 1,000 PARTICIPANTS
Ave. Madero 420Tel: (+54) 11 5279 [email protected] lunapark.com.ar
It is one of the most important cultural centers of the country, where some of the most important events have taken place over the past 80 years, including religious, political, artistic, sporting and social events. Its infrastructure can accommodate large events of over 9,000 people.
PARALLEL HALLS
5
CAPACITY
Theater5,955
Reception halls2,300
Banquet halls1,000
TOTAL AREA
7,000 m2
CLOSE TO
Puerto Madero, Ave. Corrientes
LUNA PARK
J. E. Couture 2231Tel: (+54) 11 4114 5787/48feriasycongresos_turismo@bue nosaires.gob.ar
In the neighborhood of Recoleta, in a strategic location, the convention center was designed with sustainable concepts, minimizing environmental impact and prioritizing the integration with the surrounding Thays Park. Conference and meeting rooms fully equipped with state-of-the-art technology are found on its three underground levels, which are powered by solar energy from panels located on the buildings exterior.
CENTRO DE CONVENCIONES DE BUENOS AIRES
Usina del Arte
PARALLEL HALLS
5
CAPACITY
Theater4,500
Reception halls2,000
Banquet halls1,400
Parallel halls300-4,500
EXHIBIT SPACE
4,500 m2
CLOSE TO
Thays Park, Law School of the University of Buenos Aires, MNBA and Plaza Francia
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Ave. Costanera Rafael. Obligado y Salguero Tel: (+54) 11 4808 [email protected] ccs.com.ar
Created in 1993 with the aim of hosting exhibitions, conventions, shows, sporting events, social gatherings and business meetings, it is currently one of the main references among the city’s convention and exhibition centers.
PAVILIONS
6
PARALELL HALLS
4
CAPACITY
Theatre5,000
Reception halls5,000
Banquet halls2,500
Parallel halls110-5,000
TOTAL AREA
20,533 m2
CLOSE TO
Plaza Italia, Buenos Aires Zoo, Galileo Galilei Planetarium
CENTRO COSTA SALGUERO
Juncal 4431 Tel: (+54) 11 4777 5500 [email protected] larural.com.ar
It is the largest venue for trade fairs and exhibitions in the country. With underground parking, seven pavilions, an auditorium and open spaces, it offers endless possibilities for mass events. Easily accessible by public transport, La Rural is the host convention center for the most important international exhibits.
PAVILIONS
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PARALLEL HALLS
4
CAPACITY
Theater8,300
Reception halls8,900
Banquet halls5,000
Parallel halls65-8,300
TOTAL AREA
79,965 m2
CLOSE TO
Jorge Newbery Airport, Fishermen’s Club, Paseo Alcorta Shopping, MALBA
LA RURAL PREDIO FERIAL
Turismo de Reuniones de la ciudad de Buenos Aires
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COMING SOONNEW
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Ave. Cantilo y ave. Güiraldes n/n Tel: (+54) 11 4783 4115/1740/6363/3035 [email protected]
It is one of the most important centers in the country. This ideal space for any type of meeting has six flexible halls surrounded by a lake and gardens. Situated right next to Jorge Newbery Airport, Golden Center offers new facilities, comfort, nature and covered spaces for your event.
PARALLEL HALLS
6
CAPACITY
Theatre2,300
Reception Hall 2,500
Banquet halls1,200
Parallel halls60-2,300
EXHIBIT SPACE
4,500 m2
CLOSE TO
Jorge Newbery Airport, North Park, River Plate Stadium (Monumental)
GOLDEN CENTER
Macacha Güemes 351Tel: (+54) 11 4891 [email protected] hiltonbuenosaireshotel.com
Located in the heart of Puerto Madero, just 10 minutes from the financial district, the hotel offers a variety of meeting rooms, a business center and facilities for events. Its meeting room with capacity for 2,500 guests is the largest in the city’s hotels.
PARALLEL HALLS
22
CAPACITY
Theatre2,700
Banquet halls1,800
Parallel halls10-2,700
EXHIBIT SPACE
6,700 m2
ROOMS
417
CLOSE TO
Ecological Reserve, Puerto Madero
HOTEL HILTON BUENOS AIRES
Salguero 1433Tel: (+54) 11 4823 [email protected] palaisrouge.com.ar
Renovated with the latest and most modern technological equipment, Palais Rouge offers an interesting variety of Halls, for corporate and social events alike. Strategically located in the neighborhood of Palermo, surrounded by restaurants, churches, hotels and shopping, it is the ideal venue for a successful event.
PARALLEL HALLS
6
CAPACITY
Theatre1,300
Reception Hall 1,200
Banquet halls800
Parallel halls250-1,300
EXHIBIT SPACE
3,729 m2
CLOSE TO
Plaza Francia, Alvear Avenue, Recoleta Cultural Center, Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar
PALAIS ROUGE
San Martín 1225 Tel: (+54) 11 4318 [email protected] starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=260
In the heart of the Retiro neighborhood, this 24-story hotel has 740 rooms, including five executive floors fully equipped for business travellers. It has ample facilities and services for business travelers and guests participating in congresses and conventions.
PARALLEL HALLS
15
CAPACITY
Theatre1,800
Banquet halls1,200
Parallel halls10-1,800
EXHIBIT SPACE
6,500 m2
ROOMS
740
CLOSE TO
San Martín, Retiro Train Station, Monumental Tower and Puerto Madero
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CAPACITY
Auditorium Juan Pablo II 723
Auditorium Dr. Francisco Valsecchi147
Aula Magna Cardenal Pironio118
Microcine80
FOYER
900 m2
PARALLEL HALLS
6
TOTAL AREA
2,041 m2
CAPACITY
Auditorium 1 1,200
Sala de Cámara250
Banquet Halls 200
Reception Hall 1,200
Microcine100
Parallel halls100-1,200
PARALLEL HALLS
3
FOYER
500 m2
TOTAL AREA
660 m2
ALTERNATIVE VENUES In additional to the traditional spaces for events, Buenos Aires offers several alternative spaces—cultural, educational and design centers—prepared for meetings, congresses and conventions. These places offer a unique experience for your guests: experience firsthand the porteña identity.
Dorrego 1898Tel: (+54) 11 4535 2001/3/[email protected]/distritoseconomicos/distritoaudiovisual
This audiovisual industry promotion center is located in the neighborhood of Colegiales, in the center of the film, television and advertising district. Different activities related to the audiovisual industry, such as movie premieres and press conferences, along with other types of events, are carried out here.
DISTRITO AUDIOVISUAL
Cerrito 628Tel: (+54) 11 4378 7100 [email protected]
It is considered one of the ten best opera houses in the world. Recognized for its acoustics and the the high artistic value of its construction, it celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2008.
TEATRO COLON
Ave. Alicia M. de Justo 1600 Tel: (+54) 11 4338 [email protected]/auditorios
The headquarters of the Catholic University of Argentina in Puerto Mader offers a cinema, two auditoriums and a multipurpose room with a capacity for 720 guests. It also has meeting rooms, classrooms and multiple spaces that easily integrate to the central rooms, allowing for different types of use.Every space is equipped with projectors, screens, air conditioning, sound equipment, microphones, an auxiliary room for the logistics of the organization, parking and space for a coffee break.
UCA (CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF ARGENTINA)
Agustín R. Caffarena 1Tel: (+54) 11 4300 [email protected] usinadelarte.org
Located in the neighborhood La Boca, near the city’s first port, this cultural center used to be a power plant; it was recently recovered and remodeled for cultural events. With two auditoriums, a large foyer and a cinema, it’s a special place to organize a unique event
LA USINA DEL ARTE
CAPACITY
Auditorium350
Reception Hall 4,000
Multi-purpose hall 60
Parallel halls2
TOTAL AREA
8,500 m2
CAPACITY
Auditorium 2,654
White Hall 40
The Hall of Busts 300
Golden Hall Auditorium 200
Golden Hall Reception Hall 300
Parallel halls4
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Ave. Del Libertador 4101 Tel: (+54) 11 4778 [email protected]
The most important annual race is the dispute for the Grand National Prize (Argentine Derby), for three-year-old colts and fillies, which was declared of national tourist interest by the Argentina’s Tourism Secretariat. It has a 2,400-meter long, 28-meter wide sandy track and a 2,200-meter-long, 20-meter-wide grass track.
HIPODROMO ARGENTINO DE PALERMO
Ave. Corrientes 1530Tel: (+54) 11 4374 [email protected]
A few blocks from the Obelisk, the San Martin Theater is visited by a million people every year. Since its inauguration in 1960, it has been a landmark in the cultural life of Buenos Aires. It has rooms of different sizes ideal for congresses, conventions, meetings and artistic and cultural activities.
TEATRO SAN MARTÍN
CAPACITY
Race track20,000
Argentine Turf Halls
220 in Banquet Halls and 500 in Reception Hall
Official Tribune Halls
370 in Banquet Halls and 650 in Reception Hall
Ground-levelPaddock Hall150 in Banquet Halls and 350 in Reception Hall
Oval Hall Auditorium 180
TOTAL COVERED AREA
1,680 m2
CAPACITY
Hall C Auditorium 290
Hall D Auditorium 190
Hall E Auditorium 250
Scenic Arts Hall “Enrique Muiño” Auditorium 270
Hall A+B Reception Hall 150
Algarrobo 1041Tel: (+54) 11 4126 2950 [email protected] buenosaires.gob.ar/cmd
A city-operated venue renowned throughout Latin America for promoting the incorporation of design in organizations and creating inclusive employment opportunities. This recycled space, a former factory, has lots to offer design and innovation events.
CAPACITY
Auditorium200
FOYER
500 m2
PARALLEL HALLS
12
TOTAL AREA
14,000 m2
CMD (METROPOLITAN DESING CENTER)
Ave. Casares 2966Tel: (+54) 11 4804 4922/9141 int. 19/[email protected] jardinjapones.org.ar
An oasis of tranquility in the middle of the city, its picturesque gardens and restaurant with the best of Japanese food culture includes a space for events. The Yamanashi Ken Hall is situated within this calm setting with a landscape that only the Japanese Gardens can offer. Located in Palermo, five minutes from downtown.
JARDIN JAPONES
CAPACITY
Auditorium 200
Reception Hall 200
PARALLEL HALLS
1
TOTAL AREA
250 m2
Venues for events
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Suipacha 1422Tel: (+54) 11 4327 0228marketing_mifb@fibertel.com.armuseofernandezblanco.buenosaires.gob.ar
Located in the Palacio Noel, one of the most beautiful manor houses in the city, it has one of the most important collections of Latin American art in the world.
ISAAC FERNÁNDEZ BLANCO MUSEUM OF HISPANO-AMERICAN
CAPACITY
Auditorium120
Reception Hall 150
Banquet Halls 90
PARALLEL HALLS
1
TOTAL AREA
150 m2
Ave. San Juan 350Tel: (+54) 11 4300 8753mambapress@buenosaires.gob.armuseodeartemoderno.buenosaires.gob.ar
Located in the San Telmo neighborhood, in a former tobacco factory, the museum has 11,750 m2 with some of its multiple spaces available for organizing events, with the added value of current exhibits and its impressive infrastructure.
MUSEO DE ARTE MODERNO DE BUENOS AIRES (MAMBA)
CAPACITY
Auditorium200
Reception Hall 200
FOYER
75 m2
CLASSROOM
35
PARALLEL HALLS
2
TOTAL AREA
11,750 m2
Cecilia Grierson 400 (dársena Norte) Tel: (+54) 11 4314 [email protected] humbertom.com
This comfortable boat is specially prepared to offer tourist services and events. Ideal for cocktail parties, social, corporate, and incentive events. Guests will enjoy an exclusive meal as they set sail along the coastal channel of the Rio de la Plata, enjoying sights like the Port of Buenos Aires, the Argentine Yacht Club, the old Immigrants Hotel, Benito Quinquela Martin Boat Terminal, the classic Fishermen’s Club and the Jorge Newbery Airport
HUMBERTO M
CAPACITY
Auditorium 100
Banquet hall 100
PARALLEL HALLS
1
TOTAL AREA
40 m2
Dorrego District
Venues for events
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MICE Tourism Guide of the City of Buenos Aires Accomodation
ACCOMODATION
Buenos Aires offers accomodations to more than five million tourists each year.
The main four and five-star international hotel chains operate in the city in strategic locations in the different neighborhoods. But, also, there is a wide range of one, two and three-star hotels, including apartment and economic accommodations. For all of these guests, the city has more than 36,000 registered beds available.
Alvear Palace Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS11
CAPACITY THEATER800
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS700
ROOMS192
Located in the neighborhood of Recoleta, just minutes from the downtown area, the Alvear Palace Hotel is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World and a world hotel landmark. Distinguished for its architecture and decoration, the hotel brings together European elegance, technology and impeccable personalized service. alvearpalace.com
Abasto Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS11
CAPACITY THEATER400
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS300
ROOMS126
The first five-star hotel inspired by tango, it is a unique and distinguished space. Located in the historic neighborhood of Abasto, the hotel’s one-of-a-kind style, excellence in service, and elegant decor have earned it international recognition.abastohotel.com
Alvear Art
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER250
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS160
ROOMS139
An innovative proposal endorsed by the excellent reputation of the Alvear Palace Hotel, this newest addition to the Alvear experience is located in the financial, commercial and cultural center of the city. Its modern building offers the excellence of the Alvear service with the sophisticated comfort of their newest rooms and the latest technology.alvearart.com
4 AND 5 STAR-HOTELS FOR EVENTS
Plaza Intendente Alvear
Sheraton Libertador Hotel
All of the tourism service providers in this guide are part of the Registry of Service Providers of the Tourism Board of the City of Buenos Aires.
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The Brick Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS13
CAPACITY THEATER500
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS250
ROOMS173
This hotel combines European sophistication with the warmth of Argentine traditional decor, just minutes from the financial district of Buenos Aires. Its gastronomy stands out: The Lobby Lounge, crowned by an impressive glass dome; Cheers, an English-style bar that offers cocktails and a selection of Argentine wines; Patisserie, the pastry creations of Beatriz Chomnalez in an Art Nouveau setting.caesar-park.com
Hotel Emperador
CATEGORY
HALLS12
CAPACITY THEATER450
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS300
ROOMS265
With its classical architecture and elegant decor, this hotel is located in a strategic location, just meters from the 9 de Julio Avenue. It has spaces for meetings, conventions, social events and weddings, and offers spa and massage services. It has a stylish bar and a restaurant serving regional and Mediterranean dishes.hotel-emperador.com.ar
Claridge
CATEGORY
HALLS8
CAPACITY THEATER450
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS300
ROOMS161
Opened in 1946, it is one of the most distinguished hotels in the city, with a style that combines neoclassical architecture with a British touch. Highlights include the ballroom, its stately rooms and artistic imprint: art exhibits, opera concerts and other exclusive cultural events.claridge.com.ar
Four Seasons
CATEGORY
HALLS12
CAPACITY THEATER500
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS300
ROOMS165
This elegant hotel in the neighborhood of Recoleta offers guests modern, fully renovated facilities and unsurpassed service. Guests can stay in its contemporary tower with magnificent views of the city, or in the sophisticated and legendary French-style mansion built in the early twentieth century.fourseasons.com
InterContinental
CATEGORY
HALLS11
CAPACITY THEATER900
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS500
ROOMS312
Modern and classic luxury come together in the architecture of this hotel built in the 1930s that offers guests spacious suites, an indoor pool and spa. Located in the heart of the historic part of the city, just yards from the financial district and other attractions, such as the tree-lined avenue Avenida de Mayo and classic theaters and cafes along Corrientes Avenue.intercontinental.com
Loi Suites
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER180
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS112
In this elegant hotel, breakfast is served in its English winter garden. Guests can access the pool, gym, sauna, jacuzzi and massage services. The hotel’s restaurant La Fuente offers exquisite cuisine.loisuites.com.ar
Plaza Hotel Buenos Aires
CATEGORY
HALLS9
CAPACITY THEATER650
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS680
ROOMS318
Built in 1909, it is one of the most elegant hotels in the city. Considered ground breaking at the time of its opening, the building has a footprint of German Baroque style, which has been preserved over successive renovations and expansions. plazahotelba.com
Alvear Palace Hotel
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Meliá
CATEGORY
HALLS9
CAPACITY THEATER300
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS240
ROOMS209
Located in the city center, this hotel offers luxurious and comfortable facilities. It has 209 rooms and various dining areas: the Azorin Restaurant, the Góngora Lobby Bar, the Machado Café and La Terraza. melia-buenos-aires.com
NH City & Tower
CATEGORY
HALLS12
CAPACITY THEATER400
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS300
ROOMS303
In the heart of the tourist, commercial and financial center of Buenos Aires, surrounded by the city’s most important buildings and monuments, this hotel offers quick access to the shopping and entertainment of Puerto Madero and the traditional neighborhood of San Telmo nh-hoteles.es
Palacio Duhau – Park Hyatt Buenos Aires
CATEGORY
HALLS7
CAPACITY THEATER450
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS300
ROOMS165
In this five-star hotel, the replendor of an 1934 French palace mixes flawlessly with the modern decorations of the artist Celedonio Lohidoy. Guests can eat outdoors at the Gioia Restaurant & Terraces on its private terrace overlooking the palace and its gardens.buenosaires.park.hyatt.com
Panamericano Buenos Aires
CATEGORY
HALLS20
CAPACITY THEATER850
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS500
ROOMS362
Located a few yards from the Obelisk, from the 23rd floor guests can enjoy unmatched views across the 9 de Julio Avenue, the Colon Theater and the Palace of Courts. The hotel’s restaurant Tomo I is a classic porteña fine-dining experience.panamericano.us
Regal Pacific Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS5
CAPACITY THEATER210
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS150
ROOMS75
A boutique hotel set in the heart of the city, just yards from Puerto Madero, its luxurious rooms are designed for relaxation. In its restaurant Ébano, you can enjoy lunch or dinner; and at its Sommelier Lounge, one of its signature cocktails.regal-pacific.com
Sheraton Libertador Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS9
CAPACITY THEATER600
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS350
ROOMS100
A classic hotel in Buenos Aires, with a privileged location in the financial and commercial center of the city, near the main shops and theater circuit along Corrientes Avenue.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton
Sofitel Buenos Aires
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER150
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS144
Set in the Bencich Tower, built in the late 1920s, the hotel decor is a combination of traditional Argentine materials, with the exclusive French “art de vivre.” Le Sud restaurant, Cafe Arroyo and the Bibliothèque, with its charming collection of books on art, architecture, cuisine and design, are city classics.sofitel.com
725 Continental Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS8
CAPACITY THEATER300
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS270
ROOMS326
Built in 1927 by Alejandro Bustillo, it is a great symbol of Buenos Aires architecture. With its combination of traditional and vanguard design, it is located on the diagonal street that joins the Obelisk with Plaza de Mayo, forming a magnificent angle that imprints its beauty on the city.725continental.com
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Amerian Buenos Aires Park Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS5
CAPACITY THEATER120
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS100
ROOMS152
Ideal for both business and pleasure travelers alike, it is located 200 yards from the pedestrain street Florida and 400 yards from Puerto Madero. It has a system of acoustic insulation with double-thick glass windows to ensure guests’ privacy and a peaceful stay.amerian.com
Americas Towers Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER180
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS140
ROOMS92
Founded in 2001, it is a neoclassical-style hotel, with comfortable facilities and excellent quality of service. All the spaces are designed and decorated so that guests feel at ease. grupoamericas.com.ar
Argenta Tower Hotel & Suites
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER300
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS160
ROOMS97
Built in 1998, its location is an excellent choice for both pleasure and business. On the top floor, guests can enjoy a unique space designed for relaxation: an outdoor pool, sauna and gym. On the ground floor is the Vivaldi Restaurant & Coffee.argenta-tower.com
Aspen Towers
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER180
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS75
Strategically located in the heart of Buenos Aires, near the financial, commercial and business center of the city, guests can enjoy easy access to shopping centers, art galleries, cinemas, theaters and restaurants. The hotel also has a business center, a restaurant and two meeting rooms.aspentowers.com.ar
Bauen Suite Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER150
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS130
ROOMS100
Located in the center of Buenos Aires, on Corrientes Avenue, in the neighborhood Balvanera, it is near the main tourist attractions, monuments, museums, theaters, cinemas, shopping, bars and upscale restaurants.bauensuite.com
Carsson
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER150
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS100
ROOMS89
This four-star hotel, near the financial center of the city, is located a few yards from shopping malls, museums, theaters, art galleries and entertainment. Its rooms and suites combine a classic architectural style with latest technological equipment. The hotel’s facilities for business travelers includes rooms for meetings and other events.hotelcarsson.com.ar
Castelar Hotel & Spa
CATEGORY
HALLS3
CAPACITY THEATER300
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS220
ROOMS160
Opened in 1929, it is one of the most traditional hotels in the neighborhood of Montserrat, located just yards from the 9 de Julio Avenue. Its European architecture has earned the restaurant and bar the accolade of being declared a “Notable Bar of the City of Buenos Aires.” castelarhotel.com.ar
Colón
CATEGORY
HALLS8
CAPACITY THEATER350
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS250
ROOMS173
At the heart of Buenos Aires, this hotel offers an excellent location for business or sightseeing. The modern facilities are spread over 14 floors, with spacious rooms. It has eight halls for business events, with capacities ranging from 10 to 500 guests.colon-hotel.com.ar
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Conte Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER100
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS60
ROOMS118
Located just minutes from the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, this hotel is close to the Colon Theater and Plaza de Mayo. In the Intermezzo bar, you can sample micro-brewed beers, wines and a wide variety of cheeses and sausages. conte-hotel.com.ar
Cuatro Reyes
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER120
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS64
This hotel is located in the historic neighborhood of Montserrat, near numerous restaurants. It has spacious and comfortable rooms, a restaurant, lounges, a business center, and offers guests assistance with tours and transport.hotelcuatroreyes.com
Dazzler Tower San Martín
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER300
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS170
ROOMS88
Located in the neighborhood of Retiro, this hotel is just steps from the antique shops, restaurants and cafes in Florida street. It has intimate meeting rooms and a spacious ballroom.dazzlertowersanmartin.com
Dolmen Buenos Aires Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS3
CAPACITY THEATER120
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS64
ROOMS147
Located a few yards from Santa Fe Avenue and a few blocks from the Galerias Pacifico shopping center and the Colon Theater, it offers fully equipped rooms, a health club and meeting rooms.hoteldolmen.com.ar
Duomi
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER100
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS103
In the neighborhood of San Nicolas, a few yards from Avenida de Mayo, this hotel offers elegant rooms, with a bathtub, dressing room and minibar. It also has a gourmet restaurant on the top floor.duomi.com.ar
El Conquistador Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER235
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS133
It is strategically located in the city center, just yards from the main avenues 9 de Julio and Santa Fe. It has 133 rooms in several categories, including standard, superior, city view and double, triple and senior suites.elconquistador.com.ar
Elevage Buenos Aires Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER150
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS130
ROOMS103
In the most sophisticated area of Buenos Aires, just one block from the Plaza San Martin and the pedestrian street Florida, this hotel is near many of the city’s main tourist attractions, such as the Colon Theater, the Obelisk, Plaza de Mayo, Galerias Pacifico and Puerto Madero. elevage.com.ar
Gran Hotel Buenos Aires
CATEGORY
HALLS1
CAPACITY THEATER110
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS70
ROOMS86
This traditional hotel is located near Plaza San Martin, in an area of elegant shops and fine dining. It has a bar, a restaurant, meeting rooms, a business center, safety deposit boxes, security cameras and parking.granhotelbuenosaires.com
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Grand Boulevard Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS1
CAPACITY THEATER120
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS100
ROOMS85
Located on 9 de Julio Avenue, just steps from the Obelisk, it is near some of the biggest houses of tango, Puerto Madero and just minutes from the main tourist, commercial and business centers.grandboulevardhotel.com
Grand King Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS6
CAPACITY THEATER140
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS80
ROOMS101
Located downtown on the emblematic street Lavalle, just yards away from the pedestrian street Florida, it is well prepared for comfort and known for its excellent service.grandking.com.ar
Hotel de las Américas
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER180
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS150
ROOMS130
Ideal for those wishing to stay in the central shopping area of the city, this hotel is just a few yards from the 9 de Julio Avenue, Santa Fe Avenue and the Colon Theater.grupoamericas.com.ar
Intersur Recoleta
CATEGORY
HALLS8
CAPACITY THEATER200
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS100
ROOMS100
In the exclusive neighborhood of Recoleta, this hotel offers a spa, gym and free Wi-Fi. The glass roof in its bar Recolecto is worth seeing and its restaurant Marcelo offers fine Italian cuisine and an exclusive wine list.intersurrecoleta.com.ar
Lafayette Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS3
CAPACITY THEATER120
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS110
ROOMS83
Located in the heart of Buenos Aires, the hotel offers you style and comfort to enjoy your stay in the city. It is just few yards from Puerto Madero, Corrientes Avenue and traditional streets Lavalle and Florida.lafayettehotel.com.ar
Las Naciones Hotel, Suite & Tower
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER400
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS200
ROOMS300
Located on Corrientes Avenue, it is well connected with public transport and surrounded by tourist attractions, including the Obelisk and the pedestrian street Florida. In the area there are numerous restaurants and cafes, including the traditional tango dance hall La Ideal.hotellasnaciones.com.ar
Madero Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS11
CAPACITY THEATER350
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS30
ROOMS197
Its minimalist design is inspired by the exclusive and modern area of Puerto Madero, which has become the hub of contemporary architecture in the city. It offers guests rooms overlooking the river and city. In its award-winning Rëd Resto & Lounge, guests can enjoy a mix of local flavors and culinary creativity.hotelmadero.com
Meliá Recoleta Plaza Boutique Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS3
CAPACITY THEATER180
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS125
Located in the heart of Recoleta, it offers a differentiated service, with 52 luxurious rooms and five exclusive suites. Its bistro Recoleta offers a menu with Argentinean and international dishes.melia-boutique-recoleta-plaza.com/es_index.html
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NH Crillón
CATEGORY
HALLS6
CAPACITY THEATER300
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS190
ROOMS96
Just steps from the Plaza San Martin and a few blocks from the pedestrian street Florida, its French architecture, combined with a progressive style, is found in every room and space throughout the hotel. nh-hoteles.es
NH Lancaster
CATEGORY
HALLS3
CAPACITY THEATER150
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS90
Located in downtown Buenos Aires, just steps from the shops on Florida Street and Plaza San Martin. The hotel offers rooms with classic furnishings and modern amenities. It also offers rooms for meetings and conferences, which combine technology and functionality.nh-hoteles.es
NH 9 de Julio
CATEGORY
HALLS3
CAPACITY THEATER100
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS70
ROOMS176
It is an excellent starting point for exploring the city. A short walk from the Obelisk along the widest avenue in the world, it offers easy access to shopping and cultural attractions.nh-hoteles.es
Novotel Buenos Aires
CATEGORY
HALLS8
CAPACITY THEATER275
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS192
ROOMS129
Just two blocks from the Obelisk, it is surrounded by the city’s largest theaters and cultural centers. In the Patio #378 space is the restaurant, bar and outdoor patio with a swimming pool, sauna and gym. It offers meeting rooms, a business center, free Wi-Fi and private parking.novotel.com
Unique Executive Chateau
CATEGORY
HALLS1
CAPACITY THEATER170
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS110
ROOMS63
Located in the neighborhood of Recoleta, a few yards from Santa Fe Avenue, near Patio Bullrich shopping, attractions, museums, convention centers and numerous restaurants.uniquehotels.com.ar/unique-executive-chateau
Pestana Buenos Aires Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS8
CAPACITY THEATER320
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS180
ROOMS133
It is located in the center of the city, on 9 de Julio Avenue, just yards from the Colon Theater.It has 133 modern, spacious and elegant rooms with natural light, equipped to ensure the highest standards of comfort.pestana.com
Hotel Presidente
CATEGORY
HALLS7
CAPACITY THEATER290
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS220
ROOMS244
This hotel in the heart of the city offers multiple facilities and services, including a bar, safe, restaurant, business center, gym and sauna.hotelpresidente.com.ar
Reconquista Garden
CATEGORY
HALLS1
CAPACITY THEATER120
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS40
ROOMS74
Just four blocks from the Colon Theater and close to the GaleriasPacifico shopping center and the Obelisk, the hotel offers a sauna, gym, bar and restaurant, where regional and international dishes are served.hotelesreconquista.com.ar
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Reconquista Plaza
CATEGORY
HALLS3
CAPACITY THEATER100
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS40
ROOMS60
Strategically located in the business center of Buenos Aires, on the pedestrian street Reconquista. It has a meeting room, a restaurant and a variety of services provided by a professional staff.hotelesreconquista.com.ar
Regente Palace Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS9
CAPACITY THEATER400
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS300
ROOMS140
In the heart of Buenos Aires, just steps from strategic locations such as Puerto Madero, Recoleta and the famous Colon Theater, it has 139 spacious and comfortable rooms for guests, in addition to meeting rooms, banquet halls and convention spaces. regente.com
Rochester Classic
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER120
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS80
ROOMS120
Just five blocks from the Colon Theater, the traditional pedestrian street Florida and Puerto Madero, this classic hotel is located in the city’s downtown area. The hotel has a tour desk for guestsrochester-hotel.com.ar
Sheltown Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER100
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS50
ROOMS70
This hotel is located in the busiest and most elegant area of Buenos Aires with easy access to shopping areas, restaurants and theaters. It offers 68 rooms, a business center, bar, restaurant and conference and meeting room.hotelsheltown.com.ar
Solans Carlton Hotel & Business Area
CATEGORY
HALLS2
CAPACITY THEATER100
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS40
ROOMS77
At the gateway to the upscale neighborhood Recoleta, this hotel is located near the best restaurants, art galleries and designer shops and just steps from the city’s commercial and financial center.solans.com/carlton
Faena Hotel Buenos Aires
CATEGORY
HALLS1
CAPACITY THEATER150
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS120
ROOMS90
This avant-garde hotel in the exclusive area of Puerto Madero offers guests a bistro and a wine cellar. The rooms are elegantly decorated, with automatic velvet curtains and venetian blinds. faena.com
Scala Hotel
CATEGORY
HALLS4
CAPACITY THEATER180
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS75
ROOMS70
Located in the neighborhood of San Telmo, guests will enjoy easy access to the historical, cultural, financial, and gastronomic heart of the city. It has 143 spacious rooms and multiple, connected rooms adaptable to the needs of any type of meeting, presentation or conference.scalahotelbuenosaires.com
Hotel 562 Nogaró
CATEGORY
HALLS11
CAPACITY THEATER300
CAPACITY BANQUET HALLS270
ROOMS140
Located in the vicinity of Plaza de Mayo, this hotel welcomes guests with a refined style and 24-hour room service.562nogaro.com
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Rochester Concept Maipú 572Rooms: 72Tel: (+54) 11 4328 3930/3943
Sarmiento Palace HotelSarmiento 1953Rooms: 100Tel: (+54) 11 4953 3404/13
SarumQuesada 2370Rooms: 48Tel: (+54) 11 4704 0039
Serena Hotel Buenos AiresLibertad 1617Rooms: 34Tel: (+54) 11 4813 3226
Splendid HotelAve. Rivadavia 950Rooms: 50Tel: (+54) 11 4345 2800
Torre HotelOlleros 4186Rooms: 84Tel: (+54) 11 4552 6034
ViasuiViamonte 960Rooms: 58Tel: (+54) 11 5252 3070/71/72 /73
Victory HotelMaipú 880Rooms: 93Tel: (+54) 11 4314 8415/5440
WaldorfParaguay 450Rooms: 120Tel: (+54) 11 4312 2071 al 78
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Alpino HotelCabello 3316/18Rooms: 35Tel: (+54) 11 4802 5151
Atlas TowerAve. Corrientes 1778Rooms: 72Tel: (+54) 11 4371 9371/5217
Bel Air Buenos Aires HotelArenales 1462Rooms: 77Tel: (+54) 11 4021 4000
BA Central HotelJunín 357Rooms: 78Tel: (+54) 11 4953 4455/4071
Cardton HotelPerón 1555Rooms: 30Tel: (+54) 11 4382 2463
Columbia Palace HotelAve. Corrientes 1533Rooms: 67Tel: (+54) 11 4373 1906
Constitución Palace HotelLima 1697Rooms: 135Tel: (+54) 11 4305 9010
D’Artist Hotel BoutiquePerón 838Rooms: 39Tel: (+54) 11 5252 6210/1/2/3
Ecuador HotelAlsina 2820Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4956 0532/33
Eleven Palace HotelLa Rioja 87Rooms: 62Tel: (+54) 11 4864 5097
EmbajadorPellegrini 1181/85Rooms: 52Tel: (+54) 11 4326 5302 Esmeralda Palace HotelEsmeralda 527Rooms: 70Tel: (+54) 11 5811 0317/22
Europlaza Hotel & SuitesMontevideo 327Rooms: 37Tel: (+54) 11 4371 4272 5032 7679/7699
Gran Hotel AilenSuipacha 18Rooms: 18Tel: (+54) 11 4345 49804343 2037
Gran Hotel ArgentinoPellegrini 37Rooms: 143Tel: (+54) 11 4334 4001/02
Gran Hotel de la PaixRivadavia 1155Rooms: 66Tel: (+54) 11 4381 8061/63
Gran Hotel OrlyParaguay 474Rooms: 168Tel: (+54) 11 4312 5344 to 48
Holiday Inn ExpressAve. Leandro N. Alem 770Rooms: 116Tel: (+54) 11 4311 5200
Hotel de las LucesAlsina 527Rooms: 53Tel: (+54) 11 4343 6776
Hotel Ibis Buenos Aires ObeliscoAve. Corrientes 1344Rooms: 168Tel: (+54) 11 4370 9300
Hotel Dazzler Laprida Laprida 1902Rooms: 45Tel: (+54) 11 5199 8399
Hotel N’OntuéAve. Corrientes 3321Rooms: 50Tel: (+54) 11 4863 4098/99
Howard Johnson InnBartolomé Mitre 2241Rooms: 40Tel: (+54) 11 4952 6010
Ibis HotelHipólito Yrigoyen 1592Rooms: 110Tel: (+54) 11 5300 5555
ImpalaLibertad 1215Rooms: 60Tel: (+54) 11 4816 0430/39
Imperial ParkLima 107 - Hipólito Yrigoyen 108Rooms: 60Tel: (+54) 11 4383 0555
IrunSantiago del Estero 1671Rooms: 46Tel: (+54) 11 4306 0018
La Perla HotelAve. Jujuy 36Rooms: 61Tel: (+54) 11 5218 7737 to 40
Liberty HotelAve. Corrientes 632Rooms: 94Tel: (+54) 11 5279 0000
Lincoln HotelSan José 1299Rooms: 86Tel: (+54) 11 4306 4687
LueyAve. Rivadavia 2902Rooms:71Tel: (+54) 11 4862 38734866 4427
Lyon HotelRiobamba 251Rooms: 76Tel: (+54) 11 4372 0100/09
Moreno Hotel Buenos AiresMoreno 376Rooms: 40Tel: (+54) 11 6091 2000
Napoleón HotelRivadavia 1364Rooms: 60Tel: (+54) 11 5353 2031
Normandie HotelRodríguez Peña 320Rooms: 59Tel: (+54) 11 4371 7001 to 06
Nuevo Hotel CallaoAve. Callao 292Rooms: 50Tel: (+54) 11 4374 4222
Parlamento HotelRodríguez Peña 61Rooms: 55Tel: (+54) 11 4374 1410
Plaza FranciaPje. Schiaffino 2189Rooms: 50Tel: (+54) 11 4807 7400
Promenade HotelMarcelo T. de Alvear 444Rooms: 61Tel: (+54) 11 4312 5681
Regis HotelLavalle 813Rooms: 84Tel: (+54) 11 4327 2614
River HotelMontevideo 84Rooms: 42Tel: (+54) 11 4382 87894384 8206
A & B InternacionalMontevideo 242Rooms: 32Tel: (+54) 11 4384 95164382 4118
Aires ExpressBartolomé Mitre 310Rooms: 50Tel: (+54) 11 4867 12654860 0204
Americano HotelRodríguez Peña 265 Rooms: 43Tel: (+54) 11 4382 4223
AstoriaAve. De Mayo 916Rooms: 60Tel: (+54) 11 4334 9061/5
Ayacucho Palace HotelAyacucho 1408Rooms: 64Tel: (+54) 11 4806 1815
Ayamitre HotelAyacucho 106Rooms: 40Tel: (+54) 11 4953 1655/5733
Be HollywoodHumboldt 1716Rooms: 30Tel: (+54) 11 5555 8100
BlanroJunín 759Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4374 2000/0604
Camaro Palace HotelSarmiento 4239Rooms: 43Tel: (+54) 11 48674798/0195
Cecil HotelAve. De Mayo 1239Rooms: 40Tel: (+54) 11 4383 3511
Central Córdoba HotelSan Martín 1021Rooms: 39Tel: (+54) 11 4311 1175
ChileAve. De Mayo 1297Rooms: 68Tel: (+54) 11 4383 7877/1333
Comfort HotelViamonte 1501Rooms: 36Tel: (+54) 11 4814 4917
DiplomatSan Martín 918Rooms: 48Tel: (+54) 11 4311 9370/2718
El Molino HotelAve. Callao 164Rooms: 60Tel: (+54) 11 4374 9112
EsperiaUrquiza 222Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4957 3937
Esplendor Palermo SohoGuatemala 4931Rooms: 27Tel: (+54) 11 4899 4000
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Fides Palace HotelPavón 1281Rooms: 60Tel: (+54) 11 4305 5037/38/39
Gran Hotel AtlanticCastelli 45Rooms: 71Tel: (+54) 11 4951 0081
Gran Hotel HispanoAve. De Mayo 861Rooms: 53Tel: (+54) 11 4342 4431
Gran Hotel LibertadLibertad 249Rooms: 63Tel: (+54) 11 4381 2631 4382 7789
Gran VedraAve. De Mayo 1350Rooms: 33Tel: (+54) 11 4383 0584
Guido Palace HotelGuido 1780Rooms: 23Tel: (+54) 11 4812 0674/0841
Hotel AvenidaAve. De Mayo 623Rooms: 34Tel: (+54) 11 4342 5664
Hotel CarraraAve. Rivadavia 2307Rooms: 31Tel: (+54) 11 4952 1888
Hotel CentralSolís 192Rooms: 44Tel: (+54) 11 4373 8785
Hotel StarEcuador 12Rooms: 18Tel: (+54) 11 4866 0333
InternacionalBernardo de Irigoyen 552Rooms: 47Tel: (+54) 11 4334 4949
King´s HotelAve. Corrientes 623Rooms: 50Tel: (+54) 11 4322 8461/8161
La Aventura Hotel (Ex Familia)Ituzaingó 763Rooms: 50Tel: (+54) 11 4362 0519
LisboaBartolomé Mitre 1282Rooms: 46Tel: (+54) 11 4381 2152
Los Tres ReyesBrasil 423Rooms: 44Tel: (+54) 11 4300 9456
Madrid HotelAve. De Mayo 1137Rooms: 46Tel: (+54) 11 4381 9021
Marbella HotelAve. De Mayo 1261Rooms: 78Tel: (+54) 11 4383 8566
Mine Hotel BoutiqueGorriti 4770Rooms: 20Tel: (+54) 11 4832 1100
Mari Plaza HotelBartolomé Mitre 2021Rooms: 27Tel: (+54) 11 4952 8359
Novel HotelAve. De Mayo 915Rooms: 46Tel: (+54) 11 4345 3532
Nuevo Mundial HotelAve. De Mayo 1298Rooms: 97Tel: (+54) 11 4383 0011
Pacífico HotelOro 2554Rooms: 41Tel: (+54) 11 4771 4071
Palermo HotelGodoy Cruz 2709Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4774 7342
PanameGodoy Cruz 2774Rooms: 56Tel: (+54) 11 4771 4041
Plaza RomaLavalle 110Rooms: 65Tel: (+54) 11 4311 1679
Príncipe Norte HotelLaprida 1454Rooms: 22Tel: (+54) 11 4821 9818
Real SplendidFalcón 2799Rooms: 42Tel: (+54) 11 4611 3279
Recoleta HotelPagano J. L. 2684Rooms: 37Tel: (+54) 11 4802 7318
Río HotelSalguero 218Rooms: 31Tel: (+54) 11 4983 8837
RitzAve. De Mayo 1111Rooms: 35Tel: (+54) 11 4383 9001
Rodney HotelJunín 35Rooms: 54Tel: (+54) 11 4953 3232
Suipacha InnSuipacha 515Rooms: 28Tel: (+54) 11 4322 0099
Termine HotelCastelli 61Rooms: 55Tel: (+54) 11 4951 0071
Tres Sargentos HotelTres Sargentos 345Rooms: 56Tel: (+54) 11 4312 6081
Tucumán Palace HotelTucumán 384Rooms: 56 Tel: (+54) 11 4311 3555
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248 FinisterraBáez 248Rooms: 12Tel: (+54) 11 4773 09014776 8777
Ayres Porteños Tango SuitesChacabuco 615Rooms: 28Tel: (+54) 11 4307 080215 5376 6949
AlfaRiobamba 1064Rooms: 52Tel: (+54) 11 4812 2889/3719
Avenida Petit HotelAve. De Mayo 1347Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4381 2428/7831
Bohemia Buenos Aires HotelPerú 845Rooms: 17Tel: (+54) 11 4115 2561/2566
Brisas HotelTacuarí 1621Rooms: 40Tel: (+54) 11 4300 5076/77
Castelli 75Castelli 75 Rooms: 24Tel: (+54) 11 4952 9003/8584
Cevallos Palace HotelVirrey Cevallos 261Rooms: 30Tel: (+54) 11 4372 7636
Cóndor HotelLa Rioja 258Rooms: 53Tel: (+54) 11 4932 7626
De la RueFreire 1765Rooms: 25Tel: (+54) 11 4551 48844552 4048
Du Helder HotelAve. Rivadavia 857Rooms: 69Tel: (+54) 11 4345 4908
El CabildoLavalle 748Rooms: 40Tel: (+54) 11 4322 6695/6745
El Castillo HotelMarcelo T. de Alvear 1813Rooms: 25Tel: (+54) 11 4813 2048
Fiorentino HotelUrquiza 187Rooms: 30Tel: (+54) 11 4932 96414931 1368
Frossard HotelTucumán 686Rooms: 18Tel: (+54) 11 4322 1811
Gran SarmientoSarmiento 1892Rooms: 28Tel: (+54) 11 4372 2764
Hispano ArgentinoCatamarca 167Rooms: 36Tel: (+54) 11 4931 55434932 3980
Hotel SienaPerón 1554 Rooms: 35Tel: (+54) 11 43710720/7422/6346
Key’s HotelZapata 315Rooms: 25Tel: (+54) 11 4778 3233
La FresqueAve. De Mayo 984Rooms: 34Tel: (+54) 11 4331 3615
LlanoHipólito Yrigoyen 3023Rooms: 27Tel: (+54) 11 4861 1672
Majestic HotelLibertad 121Rooms: 41Tel: (+54) 11 4382 6441/1949
MilanMontevideo 337Rooms: 45Tel: (+54) 11 4373 07594374 1906
MordomoCiudad de la Paz 2942Rooms: 22Tel: (+54) 11 4544 27114545 1263
OmegaParaguay 2991Rooms: 19Tel: (+54) 11 4962 5431
Onzé HotelEcuador 1644Rooms: 12Tel: (+54) 11 4821 28734821 2874
Palace SolísSolís 352Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4371 7428/6266
Prince HotelArenales 1627Rooms:44Tel: (+54) 11 4811 8004
QuitoAlsina 2737Rooms: 15Tel: (+54) 11 4957 5056
Río de la PlataGaray 1271Rooms: 39Tel: (+54) 11 4305 3191 4306 8689
Turistas HotelAve. De Mayo 686Rooms: 32Tel: (+54) 11 4331 2281/2485
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APART HOTEL3 STARSAspen SuitesEsmeralda 933Rooms: 149Tel: (+54) 11 4313 9011
Design CEM. T. de Alvear 1695Rooms: 28Tel: (+54) 11 5237 3100
Hotel PampaLa Pampa 751Rooms: 41Tel: (+54) 11 4789 9561
L’EtoileRoberto Ortiz 1835Rooms: 100Tel: (+54) 11 4805 2626
TribecaBartolomé Mitre 1265Rooms: 32Tel: (+54) 11 4372 5444
2 STARSAmerian CongresoBartolomé Mitre 1744Rooms: 90Tel: (+54) 11 5032 5200
Apart Hotel CongresoBartolomé Mitre 1824Rooms: 40Tel: (+54) 11 4954 8410
Apart Soho All SuitesHonduras 4762
Habitaciones: 21Tel: (+54) 11 4832 3000
Argentina Tango HotelSuipacha 545Rooms: 28Tel: (+54) 11 4322 3434
Crystal SuitesUruguay 820Rooms: 25Tel: (+54) 11 5811 4169/70/73
Embassy All SuitesAve. Córdoba 860Rooms: 65Tel: (+54) 11 43221228/1823/3930/4742
Espacia SuitesAmenábar 1135Rooms: 24Tel: (+54) 11 4786 8687
Ícaro SuitesMontevideo 229 Rooms: 62Tel: (+54) 11 4372 9000
Intersur SuitesAve. Corrientes 1984Rooms: 88Tel: (+54) 11 5246 1500
Ker BelgranoVuelta de Obligado 2727Rooms: 27Tel: (+54) 11 4789 9383
Ker Urquiza Hotel & SuitesDíaz Dolodrero 2513Rooms: 38
Tel: (+54) 11 5555 6500
MayflowerParaná 720Rooms: 46Tel: (+54) 11 5238 0050
Olmo DoradoSaavedra 484Rooms: 35Tel: (+54) 11 4308 6555 int. 222
Palermo Suites Buenos Aires ApartmentsF. J. S. de Oro 2529Rooms: 38Tel: (+54) 11 5197 5800
The Glu HotelGodoy Cruz 1733Rooms: 11Tel: (+54) 11 4831 4646
Torrecillas SohoGodoy Cruz 1655Rooms: 12Tel: (+54) 11 4833 4303
Ulises RecoletaAyacucho 2016Rooms: 25Tel: (+54) 11 4804 4571/72/0734/0737
Urban Suites RecoletaJunín 1727Rooms: 35Tel: (+54) 11 4803 2300
Urbanica SuitesMontañeses 2585Rooms: 25Tel: (+54) 11 4787 3003
Vitrum HotelGorriti 5641Rooms: 14Tel: (+54) 11 4776 5030
1 STARBenco Apart HotelHipólito Yrigoyen 1534Rooms: 26Tel: (+54) 11 4373 7207/08
Oro AppartF. J. S. de Oro 2706Rooms: 22Tel: (+54) 11 48990230/0264
América StudiosUruguay 847Rooms: 59Tel: (+54) 11 4814 2060
Anchorena Apart HotelAnchorena 1121Rooms: 25Tel: (+54) 11 4961 8548/9445
Apart Garten VillageSuipacha 250Rooms: 26Tel: (+54) 11 4326 0163/7879/8737
Apart Recoleta ArGuido 1948Rooms:160Tel: (+54) 11 4801 8003
Apart Tres ReyesLuis Sáenz Peña 294Rooms: 20Tel: (+54) 11 4383 1238
Broadway All Suites Appart HotelAve. Corrientes 1173Rooms: 66Tel: (+54) 11 4378 9250
Cabildo Suites Club & SpaAve. Cabildo 1950Rooms: 54Tel: (+54) 11 4780 1900
Catalinas SuiteTucumán 313Rooms: 60Tel: (+54) 11 4314 1400
Dazzler Suites ArroyoSuipacha 1359Rooms: 78Tel: (+54) 11 4325 4545/8200
Design SuitesMarcelo T. de Alvear 1683Rooms: 41Tel: (+54) 11 4814 87004590 8540 (reservas)
Flamingo Apart HotelTalcahuano 120Rooms: 20Tel: (+54) 11 4374 4400
George GrukiMendoza 4569Rooms: 22Tel: (+54) 11 45448904/6055/6105
Loi Suites ArenalesArenales 855Rooms: 76Tel: (+54) 11 4324 9400
Loi Suites EsmeraldaMarcelo T. de Alvear 842Rooms: 101Tel: (+54) 11 4131 6800
Plaza San Martín SuitesSuipacha 1092Rooms: 58Tel: (+54) 11 4328 4740/41
Sarmiento SuitesSarmiento 670Rooms: 38Tel: (+54) 11 43938997/8937/9035
Torre Cristóforo Colombo SuitesF. J. S. de Oro 2747/55Rooms: 160Tel: (+54) 11 4777 9622
Trianon Residence Ave. Callao 1869Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4811 3601/5403/9789
Viamonte Buenos Aires ApartViamonte 1373Rooms: 43Tel: (+54) 11 43719993/7099/2022
HOSTELSO6 Central Hostel Maipú 306 Tel: (+54) 11 5219 0052/5306centralhostel.com
Altos de Agronomía Barzana 1249Tel: (+54) 11 4522 4916altosdeagronomia.com.ar
Art Factory Hostel Piedras 545 Tel: (+54) 11 4343 1463artfactoryba.com.ar
Art Factory Palermo Costa Rica 4353Tel: (+54) 11 42004 4958 artfactorypalermo.com.ar
B.A. Stop Hostel Ave. Rivadavia 1194Tel: (+54) 11 4382 7406bastop.com
De los Dos CongresosAve. Rivadavia 1777Rooms: 51Tel: (+54) 11 4371 0072/4372
Estación Buenos Aires Hostel Solís 458Tel: (+54) 11 4381 0734hostelestacionbuenosaires.com
Hostel Recoleta Libertad 1216Tel: (+54) 11 4812 4419hirecoleta.com.ar
Kilca Hostel & Ilca Hostel & Backpacker México 1545Tel: (+54) 11 4381 1966kilcabackpacker.com
Play Hostel Guatemala 4636Tel: (+54) 11 4832 4257playhostel.com
Ostinatto Hostel Chile 680Tel: (+54) 11 4300 2535ostinatto.com
Sabatico Travelers Hotel México 1410 Tel: (+54) 11 4381 1138sabaticohostel.com.ar
Sudamerika Hostel & Suites Hipólito Yrigoyen 951Tel: (+54) 11 4342 3053sudamerikahostel.com.ar
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Abax Travel Ave. Corrientes 524, Floor 5 Tel: (+54) 11 5031 8000 [email protected] abaxtravel.com
Acercar ViajesFlorida 780, Floor 4Tel: (+54) 11 5219 [email protected]
AirsealandMaipú 566, Floor 4, Apt. A Tel: (+54) 11 4322 [email protected]
All Clerc TravelAlicia Moreau de Justo 1780, Floor 2, Apt. ATel: (+54) 11 4894 1528/[email protected]
Argentina NowEsmeralda 582, Floor 9, office 32 Tel: (+54) 11 5219 0989 [email protected] argentinanow.com.ar
BaxxorAve. Córdoba 755Tel: (+54) 11 5411 [email protected]
Bielsa & AsociadosFlorida 0525, Floor 4, Apt. A Tel: (+54) 11 4328 6448 [email protected] bielsayasociados.com
Buenos Aires TurLavalle 1444, office 8 and 9 Tel: (+54) 11 4371 2304 [email protected] buenosairestur.com
Caminos Turismo y ViajesAve. Corrientes 531, Floor 7 Tel: (+54) 11 5371 5555 [email protected] caminosturismo.com.ar
Conquistar Travel ServiceCarlos Pellegrini 1061, Floor 5, Apt. BTel: (+54) 11 4322 4133/[email protected]
CordimarLavalle 835, Apt. 29Tel: (+54) 11 5235 0040/4327 [email protected]
CovitourFreire 1512 Tel: (+54) 11 4555 0420 [email protected] covitour.com
DESTINATION MANAGEMENT
COMPANIES Local Destination Management Companies (DMC) are very knowledgeable about the city’s activities and programs. Their pre and post-event tour proposals will entertain and enthrall your guests.
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Cristina Barone ViajesSarmiento 747, Floor 7, Apt. 32Tel: (+54) 11 4326 0662 [email protected] cbaroneviajes.com.ar
Cynsa Tour OperatorViamonte 610, Floor 1Tel: (+54) 11 4322 6665 [email protected]
Defrantur ArgentinaTres Arroyos 3178 Tel: (+54) 11 4583 [email protected] defrantur.com.ar
DTSEsmeralda 345, Floor 1 Apt. 4 Tel: (+54) 11 4394 6494 [email protected] d-ts.com.ar
Fly PassTacuarí 163, Floor 5 Apt. ATel: (+54) 11 4343 4500 info@flypass flypass.com.ar
Fullmen TurismoBartolomé Mitre 2017, Floor 1 Tel: (+54) 11 4953 1966 [email protected] fullmen.com.ar
Gador ViajesAve. Córdoba 836, Floor 1, office 201/07Tel: (+54) 11 4327 8498 [email protected]
García Fernandez TurismoViamonte 752 Tel: (+54) 11 4322 5252/4326 3007 [email protected] gft.com.ar
Ho La La Travel Maipú 746, Floor 1 Tel: (+54) 11 4322 1233/4325 4422 [email protected] holalatravel.com.ar
Horizons de FranceParaguay 877, Floor 7, Apt. ATel: (+54) 11 4315 [email protected]
InterplanetEsmeralda 740, Floor 3, office 306Tel: (+54) 11 4393 4752 [email protected]
JoyturZapiola 1514 Tel: (+54) 11 4554 4990 [email protected] joytur.com.ar
Lan & Kramer Bike ToursFlorida 868, Floor 14, office H Tel: (+54) 11 4311 5199 [email protected] biketours.com.ar
Les Amis ViajesMaipú 1270 Tel: (+54) 11 4314 [email protected]
Liberty South AmericaViamonte 749Tel: (+54) 11 5217 [email protected]
Lihue ExpedicionesAve. Córdoba 827, Floor 10, Apt. A Tel: (+54) 11 5031 0070 [email protected]
Logan Travel ServicesCerrito 520, Floor 1 Tel: (+54) 11 4382 [email protected]
Mai 10 Ave. Córdoba 657, Floor 3 Tel: (+54) 11 4314 3390/3290 [email protected] mai10.com.ar
Mawa Travel Ave Córdoba 629, Floor 2 Tel: (+54) 11 4312 5111 [email protected] mawatravel.com
MundorepsAve. Córdoba 836, Floor 8, Apt. 805Tel: (+54) 11 4326 4180 [email protected] mundoresps.com.ar
NetworkTucumán 924, Floor 8 Tel: (+54) 11 4327 1050 [email protected] network.com.ar
OlaSarmiento 517, Floor 3 Tel: (+54) 11 4328 8760 [email protected] ola.com.ar
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Patagonia TravelAve. Córdoba 456, Floor 17, Apt. C Tel: (+54) 11 4313 8292/4312 11724315 0574 [email protected]
Plaza Bohemia ViajesSuipacha 921 Tel: (+54) 11 4311 3310/[email protected] tango-turismo.com.ar
Polvani ToursTucumán 764 Tel: (+54) 11 4322 9575 [email protected]
PsicoturTucumán 830, Floor 3 Tel: (+54) 11 5555 1000 [email protected] psicotur.com.ar
Quimbaya ToursArenales 1123, Floor 4Tel: (+54) 11 4816 5002 [email protected]
Quimey ViajesSuipacha 535 Tel: (+54) 11 5219 [email protected]
RotamundAve. Pte. Roque Sáenz Peña 846, Floor 2 Tel: (+54) 11 5239 5100/4328 1110 [email protected] rotamund.com
Say HuequeViamonte 749, Floor 6, office 601Tel: (+54) 11 5199 2517/18/19/[email protected]
Secon TurismoSuipacha 207, Floor 3Tel: (+54) 11 4321 [email protected]
Sentinel Travel Carlos Pellegrini 1055 Tel: (+54) 11 4393 3033 [email protected] sentinelreps.com.ar
Siga TurismoMéxico 1173, office 5Tel: (+54) 11 5941 0041 [email protected] sigaturismo.com
Six Travel25 de Mayo 0749, Floor 2, office 8 Tel: (+54) 11 5237 0909 [email protected]
TaiarFlorida 129, Floor 1, Apt. A Tel: (+54) 11 4331 0005/4854 6700 [email protected]
TangolFlorida 971, Floor 1, Apt. 59Tel: (+54) 11 4312 7276 [email protected]
Tije San Martín 640 Tel: (+54) 11 5272 8400 [email protected] tije.com
Trade TravelSan Martín 967/69 Tel: (+54) 11 4311 4102 [email protected]
Travel JetLavalle 482, Floor 10, Apt. F Tel: (+54) 11 4394 5222 [email protected] traveljet.com.ar
Travel Line ArgentinaEsmeralda 715, Floor 10, Apt. A Tel: (+54) 11 4393 9000 [email protected] travelline.com.ar
Travel MarkCarabelas 291, Floor 1, Apt. ATel: (+54) 11 4327 [email protected] travelmark.com
Tunnel Travel ServicesAv.Santa Fe 882, Floor 11, Apt. F Tel: (+54) 11 4313 5350 [email protected] tunneltravel.com.ar
TurarBartolomé Mitre 559, Floor 4, Apt. 415Tel: (+54) 11 4103 3100 [email protected] turar.com
TuricentroAve. Del Libertador 602, Floor 21Tel: (+54) 11 4815 [email protected]
Up Travel Lavalle 652, Floor 6 Tel: (+54) 11 5556 [email protected]
WanderlustEsmeralda 614, Floor 3, Apt. B Tel: (+54) 11 5218 4856 [email protected]
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THINGS TO DO AND SEE
A city to live the mystique of tango, enjoy its arts and culture,
and cut loose with its vibrant nightlife.
El Ateneo Grand Splendid Bookstore
TANGO HOUSES
Buenos Aires is the world capital of tango. The passion and sensuality of this genre manifest in its rhythm and dance.The city offers a wide range of alternatives for enjoying tango, for incentive or corporate groups or individuals. At the tango houses, you can enjoy dinner and a show; while at the city’s milongas, you can enjoy a drink, take a class and learn to dance.
TANGO SHOWS
Things to do and see
Caminito Tango ShowDel Valle Iberlucea 1151, La BocaTel: (+54) 11 4301 1520
Señor TangoVieytes 1655, BarracasTel: (+54) 11 4303 0231señortango.com.ar
Centro Cultural Torquato TassoDefensa 1575, San TelmoTel: (+54) 11 4307 6506torquato.com.ar
Madero TangoElvira Rawson de Dellepiane 150, Puerto Madero
Tel: (+54) 11 5239 3009maderotango.com
Rojo TangoMartha Salotti 445, Puerto MaderoTel: (+54) 11 5787 1536rojotango.com
Bar SurEstados Unidos 299, San TelmoTel: (+54) 11 4362 6086bar-sur.com.ar
El Viejo AlmacénAve. Independencia 303, San TelmoTel: (+54) 11 4342 3353viejoalmacen.com
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Taconeando – La Vereda de BebaBalcarce 725, San TelmoTel: (+54) 11 4307 6696taconeando.com
La CumparsitaChile 302, San TelmoTel: (+54) 11 4361 6880lacumparsitatango.com.ar
La VentanaBalcarce 431, MonserratTel: (+54) 11 4334 1315laventanaweb.com
Gala TangoPasaje 5 de Julio 434, MonserratTel: (+54) 11 4334 0777galatango.com
El QuerandíPerú 302, MonserratTel: (+54) 11 5199 1770querandi.com.ar
Café TortoniAve. De Mayo 825, MonserratTel: (+54) 11 4342 4382cafetortoni.com.ar
Piazzolla TangoFlorida 165, Galería Güemes, San NicolásTel: (+54) 11 4344 8200piazzollatango.com
Tango PorteñoCerrito 570, San Nicolás Tel: (+54) 11 4124 9400tangoporteño.com.ar
TANGO CLASSESEscuela de MaripositasCarlos Calvo 950, San TelmoTel: (+54) 11 4300 3247
Centro Cultural Plaza DefensaDefensa 535, MonserratTel.: (+54) 11 4342 6610
La Escuela de TangoSan José 364, Floor 3, Apt. A, MonserratTel: (+54) 11 4383 0466
Escuela Argentina de TangoViamonte 525, RetiroTel: (+54) 11 4312 4990
Academia Roberto HerreraSarandí 426, Floor 1, BalvaneraTel: (+54) 11 4941 4540
Tango Escuela Carlos CopelloAnchorena 575, Balvanera (Abasto)Tel: (+54) 11 4864 6229
Academia Tango el BesoRiobamba 416, BalvaneraTel: (+54) 11 4953 2794
Academia de Tango de Mayoral y Elsa MaríaAve. Callao 1078, Recoleta
Milonga
Tel: (+54) 11 4815 6885 / 4816 1856
Mora Godoy Tango EscuelaAve. Pueyrredón 1090, Floor 2, Recoleta Tel: (+54) 11 4964 0254
La VirutaArmenia 1366, Palermo Tel: (+54) 11 4774 6357
MILONGAS
Alma BohemioNecochea 948, La Boca Tel: (+54) 11 4307 0114
Mosaico TangueroCochabamba 444, San Telmo Tel: (+54) 11 15 5010 7949
Plaza DorregoDefensa and Humberto I, San TelmoSundays at 6pm
Bendita MilongaPerú 571, MonserratTel: (+54) 11 4560 1514
Club IndependenciaAve. Independencia 572, San TelmoTel: (+54) 11 4931 7977
Porteño y BailarínRiobamba 345, BalvaneraTel: (+54) 11 4932 5452
Nuevo Salón de ArgentinaBartolomé Mitre 1759, San NicolásTel: (+54) 11 4371 6767
Confitería La IdealSuipacha 384, San NicolásTel: (+54) 11 5265 8069 / 4328 7750
El AbrazoSarmiento 3131, Balvanera
Niño BienHumberto I 1462, Floor 1, ConstituciónTel: (+54) 11 15 4147 8687
Bien PorteñoAve. Rivadavia 1394, MonserratTel: (+54) 11 15 5428 3423
Lo de Celia TangoHumberto I 1783, Floor 1, ConstituciónTel: (+54) 11 15 4184 4244
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MUSEUM MILE
On foot, bike or by bus, you can visit these 16 museums and cltural spaces in the city over the course of 48 hours or three days. History, art, technology and science spread over 40 city blocks (one mile), from Retiro to Palermo.
Monumental Tower
Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum of Hispano-American Art
Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz National Railway Musuem
Musuem of Architecture and Design
Palace of the Arts: Palais de Glace
Recoleta Cultural Center
National Museum of Fine Art
Sculpture Exhibition Walkway
Museum of the Argentine Automobile
José Hernández Museum of Folk Art
Metropolitan Museum
MALBA
Evita Museum
Galileo Galilei Planetarium
Eduardo Sívori Museum of Fine Arts
MALBA
National Museum of Fine Arts
GREEN SPACESBuenos Aires offers many large expanses of green spaces and multiple outdoor experiences to enjoy, from biking to bird watching.
Tres de Febrero ParkThe park, popularly known As the woods of Palermo, is known for its forested areas, artificial lakes and rose garden. With over 400 hectares, it is the most popular green space in the city, enjoyed by everyone.
Thays ParkThis green space of approximately 4500 m2 was named after French landscape architect Carlos Thays. Within the park, there are many artistic works on display, including the United Nations statue by sculptor Marta Minujín; Masculine Torso, by Colombia artist Fernando Botero; Pro National Culture monument by the Italian sculptor Alejo Afani; and “The Tree,” by the artist Néstor Basterretxea.
Japanese GardenIt was built by the Japanese community and inaugurated in 1967 on occasion of a State visit to Argentina by then-Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko of Japan. In addition to its garden, it has a cultural activities center, a restaurant, a nursery, and a gift shop. Admission is charged and the proceeds go to the upkeep of the cultural center and grounds.
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Botanical GardenThe gardens offer a nice place for a walk or just to sit and relax. On its seven hectares, there are around 6,000 plant species, a botany library, three distinct landscape gardening styles (French, Roman and Oriental), a herbarium and five greenhouses, a large collection of sculptures and a English-style manor house for art exhibitions and workshops.
Costanera Norte Sports ParkLocated in Saint Tropez Park along Costanera Norte, it is one of the meeting points for fans of extreme sports, such as skateboarding, longboard, bowl skating, flatland skating, inline slalom, mountain biking, bicipolo and La Palestra (rock climbing). Built by the city government, the park has an outdoor fitness circuit, a park for events and concerts, and LED lighting system powered by solar energy.
Costanera Sur Ecological ReserveLocated between Puerto Madero and the banks of the Rio de la Plata, it is the city’s first protected area. On these 360 hectares of green space, visitors can enjoy its lagoons and marshes, forests of alder trees and pampas grass.It is ideal for walking tours and bird watching, reservations by mail
CALENDAR
Make the most of the city’s events. Check the tourism calendar for the latest information about activities to enjoy during your stay: buenosaires.gob.ar/turismo
Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve ENTERTAINMENT AND LEISURE
Corrientes Avenue, near the Obelisk, is the starting point of this tour. These theaters offer spectators a wide selection of live entertainment from musicals and tango shows, revues and local adaptations of international works. Among the most important theaters are the Lola Membrives, National, Astral, La Plaza, Metropolitan and Ópera.
COMMERCIAL THEATERS
Along this avenue is the largest number of bookstores, theaters, pizzerias and cafes in the city. Nicknamed “the street that never sleeps” for its vibrant nightlife, it witnessed the golden age of tango. Its bars, theaters and cabarets brought together the great musicians of the thirties, forties and fifties.Book and music lovers will feel they’ve found paradise along this avenue. New and old copies of your favorite records and books can be purchased with options for every budget. It is ideal for an evening stroll as stores close around 10pm.
CORRIENTES AVENUE
There are bars that because of their antiquity, architecture or local significance, are considered “notable” and officially form part of the city’s cultural heritage. Conversing with someone over a café “cortado” (a small coffee with a dash of milk) is a typical porteño ritual.
NOTABLE BARS
Teatro Nacional Cervantes
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GASTRONOMIC TOURS
Puerto MaderoPuerto Madero is one of the most important gastronomic centers of the city. All along the main street Alicia Moreau de Justo, in the old docks of the port of Buenos Aires, there are well-known grills, serving up Argentine barbecue as well as many international restaurants.
Palermo ViejoHere contemporary dining options coexist with traditional bodegones and grills that persist from days gone past, once lived by this residential neighborhood.
Palermo HollywoodHere visitors will find rich choice of bistros offering fusion, signature and international cuisine. Although more dispersed than its sister neighborhood on the other side of the railway tracks, it is worth exploring.
Las CañitasNear the Argentine Polo Club and its fields, along Báez and surrounding streets, there are several restaurants and bars that form a thriving gastronomic center and nightspot.
ChinatownAlong Arribeños Street and surrounding streets, there are numerous Asian restaurants and markets. Another wave of more recent immigrants has brought another traditional cuisine to the neighborhood: Peruvian food.
BUSINESS HOURS
BANKS AND EXCHANGE AGENCIES Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm.
STORES AND BUSINESSES From 9am to 8pm.
CAFÉS, COFFEE SHOPS AND PIZZA PALLORS They tend to stay open until 2am.
RESTAURANTSLunch is served starting at noon. Dinner is served starting at 8:30pm. There are many places that offer fast food options all day.
IT IS CUSTOM TO LEAVE A 10% TIP IN CAFES AND RESTAURANTS, AND TIP DOORMEN, PORTERS AND USHERS.
SHOPPINGSHOPPING MALLS
Abasto ShoppingAve. Corrientes 3200Between 1907 and 1984, the city’s largest wholesale fruit and vegetable market ‘Mercado de Abasto’ operated there. In 1998, it was renovated and turned into a shopping mall, with cinemas, a children’s museum, stores, a food court and a game area.
BA DesignAve. Pueyrredón 2501Shopping mall specialized in design and decoration.
Patio BullrichAve. Del Libertador 750Visitors will find the most exclusive brands, a food court and cinemas under the single roof of this historic neoclassical building.
Galerías PacíficoSan Martín, ave. Córdoba, Florida and ViamonteIt is one of the main shopping centers of the city, worth visiting for its magnificent dome decorated with murals of outstanding Argentine painters: Antonio Berni, Lino Enea Spilimbergo, Demetrio Urruchúa and Juan Carlos Castagnino.
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Alto PalermoAve. Santa Fe 3253At this traditional shopping mall in the Palermo neighborhood, you can find the best-known brands. It has a large food court and underground parking.
Paseo AlcortaSalguero 3172Another one of the most important shopping centers, this mall combines mass consumer brands and exclusive designers. It has a food court and a playground for children.
Distrito Arcos Premium OutletParaguay 4979Open-air shopping complex recently opened in the fully renovated buildings of the old railway facilities. It combines upscale outlets of leading brands and outdoor dining.
El Solar de la AbadíaAve. Luis María Campos 940This shopping mall with its large variety of brands is located in a fully renovated, former dry ice factory.
OPEN-AIR SHOPPINGOnceBetween the avenues of Corrientes, Rivadavia and Pueyrredón, and Pasteur Street It is one of the larger open-air shopping districts in the city, where Argentines from around the country come to buy fabric, clothing, party favors and other garment industry wares. Shoppers can find very low prices, but most businesses are dedicated to wholesale.
Florida pedestrian streetFrom Diagonal Norte to Marcelo T. de Alvear, RetiroThis long pedestrian street is lined with shops aimed at tourists. Here visitors will find leather garments, sweaters, souvenirs and other typical Argentine products.
Plaza Intendente Alvear FairAve. Pueyrredón 2500A craft fair open on weekends and holidays. This park is popularly known as Plaza Francia.
Dot Baires ShoppingVedia 3626Located in the neighborhood Saavedra, this shopping center reformulates the mall concept. It offers outdoor green spaces and terraces.
Santa Fe AvenueFrom Cerrito to Ave. SarmientoHere visitors will find the greatest variety of clothing stores, footwear, bazaars and bookstores.
Alvear AvenueThe most elegant avenue in the area, this is where the luxury brands and art galleries are concentrated.
Design Circuit in Palermo ViejoBetween Córdoba, Julián Álvarez, Guatemala and Godoy CruzWith more than 120 stores, Palermo Viejo is the most creative part of the city of Buenos Aires chosen by independent designers, trendsetters, artists and the most recognized brands of fashion and decoration.
Plaza Cortázar Crafts FairJorge Luis Borges and Honduras,In the square and in the bars around it, artisans and independent designers offer their unique wares at very reasonable prices.
Aguirre OutletsAguirre 600 to 900, Gurruchaga 700 to 900 and Loyola 500 to 700Along these city blocks is the widest selection of outlet shops for designer clothing, shoes and accessories from leading brands with a selection from prior seasons and some items from their newest collections.
Antiques Fair El DorregoAve. Dorrego and Niceto VegaThis large warehouse contains all kinds of novelties and treasures: furniture, paintings, sculptures, marble, bronze, glass, stones, jewelry, silverware, china, music, instruments, clothing, etc. Finds include antique furniture, artwork and objects from every period and style.
Cabildo AvenueAve. Cabildo and JuramentoOne of the main corridors of shops and activities in the neighborhood of Belgrano.
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GUIDED TOURS
On foot, bicycle or by bus, the city invites you to visit it accompanied by an expert guide.Plaza Francia - Recoleta
Guided tours
WALKING TOURSThroughout the entire year, Buenos Aires Tourism Entity offers free, guided tours. Each month there are different themes explored as the guides walk visitors through the different city sights, including tango, its theaters, architecture, art and history, among others. They are cancelled in the event of rain.More information at turismo.buenosaires.gob.ar/visitas-guiadas
LOOKOUTSThe lookouts of Buenos Aires program offers guided tours to see the city from up high. This free activity requires a reservation; visitors can sign up via telephone 4339-1900 / 99, ext. 126 and 127.
TOURISM BUSIn Buenos Aires, tourism buses with a “hop-on, hop off” modality offer visitors a panoramic view of the city along their routes. They leave every 20 minutes and the ticket price includes a self-led audio tour available in 12 languages. Tickets can be bought onboard, at the main stop Ave. Roque Sáenz Peña 728, the Tourism Information Center in Recoleta (Ave. Quintana 596) or online www.buenosairesbus.com.
CULTURAL TOURISM ON TWO WHEELSThe city offers various cultural circuits on pedal-assist electric bicycles, a sustainable, healthy and fun alternative. The two-hour bike tour takes place on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays with groups up to 15 people. You can also take your own bike. Check out the different routes and make reservations at [email protected]
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TRANSPORT
There are several ways to get around this great city. For public transport, we suggest that you get yourself a rechargeable SUBE card to pay for train, bus and subway fares. Without the card, fares are higher.Figueroa Alcorta Avenue
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BICYCLEThe city invites you to travel through its streets inexpensively, sustainably and healthily. Ecobici, the public bicycle system, allows you to take a bike from one of the 40 stations around the city and use it for an hour, for free, before returning it to a station. The bikes are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For more information about the Ecobici program and the city’s network of bike paths, enter buenosaires.gob.ar/ecobici
CITY BUSESThere are more than 180 bus lines running to every neighborhood of the city. Their routes are numbered. They operate 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
METROBUSThis newest transport system offered by the city ensures people can travel better and arrive at their destinations on time, more comfortably and efficiently. Information and routes are available at movilidad.buenosaires.gob.ar/metrobus
SUBWAYSix subway lines run below the city: A, B, C, D, E, H. Users can add credit to their SUBE card or purchase single ride tickets at each station. There is only one rate for all six lines. Service is available Monday through Saturday from 6am to 10pm, and on Sundays and holidays from 8am to 10pm. Some lines have slightly longer hours.
TRAINSThe suburban rail network is a good alternative for visiting tourist areas outside the city limits or for travelling to the more remote areas of the city. There are four terminal stations located throughout Buenos Aires that serve different routes:• Retiro Station: trains to/from the north of Greater Buenos Aires and neighborhoods like Belgrano, Núñez, Villa Urquiza, Villa Devoto, etc.• Constitución Station: trains to/from the south of Greater Buenos Aires.• Once Station: trains to/from the west of Greater Buenos Aires and neighborhoods like Caballito, Flores and Liniers.• Federico Lacroze Station: trains to/from the northeast of Greater Buenos Aires.
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TAXISTaxis are painted black and yellow. They can be stopped right on the street or called by phone or using a mobile application.The cost of the trip is calculated based on the distance and time. The rate, which is expressed in pesos, will appear on a screen visible to the passenger. FFrom 10pm to 6am, an evening rate applies, which is 20% higher than the daytime rate.
AIRPORTSJorge Newbery Metropolitan AirportAve. Rafael Obligado n/n, Palermo. Domestic flights and some flights to neighboring countries.
Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini AirportAutopista Tte. Gral. Riccheri km 33.5. Province of Buenos Aires. Its three terminals handle international flights coming in and out of the country.
WATERWAY TERMINALSBuquebus TerminalAve. Antártida Argentina 821 and Cecilia Grierson
Ave. Córdoba and Ave. E. Madero, Puerto Madero. Ferry departures and arrivals to/from Colonia and Montevideo, Uruguay. Ave. Córdoba and Ave. E. Madero, Puerto Madero.
Quinquela Martín CruiseShip TerminalAve. Ramón Castillo and ave. De los Inmigrantes, Retiro.Departure and arrival of international cruise ships.
CAR RENTALYou must be at least 21 years old with a valid driver’s license issued at least two years before and have a credit card with a high enough credit limit to cover the rental cost and any insurance fees.
BUS TERMINAL Retiro Bus Terminal Ave. Antártida Argentina and Ave. Ramos Mejía, Retiro. Departures and arrivals of long-distance buses to national and international destinations.
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BA Cómo LlegoHow to get from
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BA SubteSubway
information in real time
BA MóvilTraffic conditions
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BENEFITS CARD
The card “Vos” provides benefits in hundreds of places and for many activities, so you don’t miss out on anything happening in the city. Check out the list of affiliated stores and how to register at turismo.buenosaires.gob.ar/beneficios
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CALENDAR 2015
JANUARY
EFICA 92 International Argentine Footwear Trade Show 2015January 11-13 Centro Costa Salguero calzadoargentino.org.ar
MRO Latin AmericaJanuary 13-15 Hotel Hilton Buenos Airesmrolatinamerica.aviationweek.com
Discover all opf the events planned throughout the year in the city of Buenos Aires.
FEBRUARY
X Americas Conference on Diferential equations and No-lineal AnalysisFebruary 9-20 School of Economics, UBAmate.dm.uba.ar
Southeast Legal and MedicalConference February 23-March 2 Alvear Palace Hotelcpeconferences.com
XXII Ibero–American Center for Strategic Urban Development (CIDEU) CONGRESSFebruary 25-27 CMD and Usina del Artecideu.org
MABYN 2015 (Argentine fashion for children and babies)February 28 – March 2 Centro Costa Salguero
MARCH
II Digital Marketing Conference March 5 Hotel Hilton Buenos Airespassto.com.ar
XI Tattoo Show Buenos AiresMarch 6-8 La Ruraltattooshow.com.ar
Numark Conference 2015March 8-14 Four Seasons Hotelnumarknet.com
CEMCA 75 Leather Manufactures and Fashion Exposition 2015March 8-10 Centro Costa Salguerocemca.com.ar
Baires Joya (Jewelry Trade Show)March 11-13 La Rural
17th CAFIRA 2015 International Show of Gift Manufacturers and Importers March 11-14 Centro Costa Salguerocafira.com
30th International Decoration, Lighting, Textils, Gifts and Accessories ShowMarch 12-14 La Ruralpresentesonline.com
Calendar 2015
APRIL
25th Argentine Congress on Cosmetic MedicineApril 9-11UCA Convention Center
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VI Continental Congress V Continental Assembly of Women IV Continental Assembly of Youths CLOCApril 10-17 cloc-viacampesina.net
AICACYP (International trade show of outdoor products)April 10-12 Centro Costa Salguero
X IRPA Regional Latin American Congress on Radiological Protection and SafetyApril 12-17 UCA Convention Centerirpabuenosaires2015.org
XIX Argentine Congress on Physiochemistry and Inorganic ChemistryApril 12-15Palais Rougecafqi2015.com.ar
BUY Argentina 2015April 12-19Museo del Bicentenario & Sofitel La Reserva Cardalesbuyargentina.net
IV Ibero-American and Caribbean Congress on Restoration Ecology (SIACRE)
XVIII Latin American Congress on Allergies, Asthma and ImmunologyMarch 14-16 Panamericano Hotelslaai2015.com
Expo Efi 2015 Economy Finance InvestorsMarch 17-18 Hotel Hilton Buenos Airesexpoefi.com
XX Argentine Oftamology Congress 2015March 18-21 Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Centerpoen.net.ar
Nuestros Caballos XI International Equine and Equestrian Industry Show March 25-29 La Ruralnuestroscaballos.com.ar
Our DogsMarch 25-29 La Rural
April 12-16Universidad Maimónidessiacre2015.com.ar
Australian Hemotology Symposium April 16-17 National Academy of Medicine acamedbai.org.ar
X AAGO National CongressApril 23-25National Academy of Medicineaaginonc.org.ar
41st International Book Fair 2015April 23 – May 11La Ruralel-libro.org.ar
Fitness Market – Expo & Conferences 2015April 24-25 Centro Costa Salguero
XXIV Veterinarian Symposium on Small Animals XIX Veterinarian Symposium on Equine MedicineApril 26-27 Golden Centerjornadasveterinarias.com
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XVIII International Meeting on Decorative Art ENIARTEMay 4-7 Palacio San Migueleniarte.com/eniarte/2015
Arminera 2015: X International Mining ExhibitionMay 5-7 Centro Costa Salgueroarminera.com.ar
Emitex 201520° International Show for Garment Industry SuppliersMay 12-14 Centro Costa Salgueroemitex.com.ar
I International Interdisciplinary Congress on Dysphagia and Deglutitory DisordersMay 15-16
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Expocaipic 2015 54th International Trade Show of Materials, Components, Technology and Fashion for Footwear and Related IndustriesMay 19-21 Centro Costa Salguerocaipic.org.ar/expocaipic
Pure Design FairMay 19-25 La Rural
4th Global Spine Congress 2015May 20-23 Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Centergsc2015.org
VI Congress of the Economy for Argentina’s Development Association (AEDA)May 20-21AEDA aeda.org.ar/congreso/vi-congreso-anual-2015
Batimat Expovivienda 2015May 20-23 La Ruralbatev.com.ar
Fitecma 2015International Wood and Technology Trade Show
JUNE
FITHEP Mercosur 2015 Buenos AiresJune 1-4 Centro Costa Salguerofithep-expoalimentaria.com
VII Latin American Congress of Jungian PsychologyJune 3-6 Hotel Panamericanoclapjung.com.ar
Batimat ExpoviviendaJune 3-6 La Rural
arteBA 2015June 5-7 La Ruralarteba.org
May 23-27 feria.fitecma.com.ar
6th Argentine Congress of Pediatric Nephrology and 4th Conference on Nursing and Technicians in Pediatric NephrologyMay 27-29Dr. Carlos A. Gianantonio Pediatric Training and Teaching Center
PANACM 2015Pan American Congress on Computational MechanicsApril 27-29 Hotel Hilton Buenos Airescongress.cimne.com/panacm2015
45th National and Imported Toys, Party Favors and Christmas Trade Show April 27-29 Centro Costa Salguero
31st International Congress of Aesthetics and Health28th International Podiatry Congress 23rd Integral Make-up Conference8th Annual International Symposium of Lymphatic DrainageJune 6-7 Golden Centerbuonaestetika.com
XVIII Argentine Heptology CongressJune 6-8 Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Centeraaeeh.org.ar
Expo Clean 20159th International Exhibition of Cleaning and Hygiene ProfessionalsJune 10-12Centro Costa Salgueroexpoclean.com.ar
XIV International Symposium on Small Intestine TransplantationJune 10-13UCA Convention Centerisbts2015.org
5th Expo Country Art and DecorationJune 10-13
Círculo Oficiales de Marexpoartecountry.com.ar
Expopharmacy/Expofarmacia 2015 June 13-14 Centro Costa Salguero
ISNS 2015 Buenos Aires Conference13° Annual Congress of the International Society for Neoplatonic StudiesIII Symposium of the Ibero-American Society for Neoplatonic StudiesJune 15-19 National Library isns2015.org
VII International Theoretical-Practical Symposium for PhysiciansVI International Theoretical-Practical Course for NursingII Conference on Neurodevelopment Care: The Newborn June 15-19Palais Rouge Convention Center and Hospital Juan A. Fernandezpulmonreciennacido.com.ar
Wapor 68th Annual ConferenceJune 16-19 Borges Cultural Centerwaporbuenosaires2015.org
XI Argentine Congress of Virology and II Latin American Congress of Virology June 23-26 Palais Rougecav2015.com.ar
FITECMA International wood and technology trade show June 23-27 Centro Costa Salguero
JULY
International Argentine Footwear Trade ShowJuly 5-7 Centro Costa Salguero
Expo Hidro ConCienciaJuly 15-16 Centro Costa Salguerohidroconciencia.com.ar
33rd SBL International Meeting—Society of Bibical Literature July 20-24 sbl-site.org
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World Finance ConferenceJuly 22-24UCEMAworld-finance-conference.com
129th Rural Expo—International Exhibition of Livestock, Agriculture and IndustryJuly 23 - August 2 La Ruralexposicionrural.com.ar
IJCAI-15 International Joint Conference on Artificial IntelligenceJuly 25-31 ijcai-15.org
AUGUST
Future Mother & Baby 2015August 1-3expotrade.com.ar
Packaging Alimentek 2015August 4-7Centro Costa Salguero
Expoevents 2015August 11-13Centro Costa Salguero
71st Argentine Biochemistry CongressAugust 12-14Dinastía Maisitcatlab.com.ar
13th Argentine Congress on Social Pediatrics and Children’s Rights8th Argentine Breastfeeding CongressAugust 12-14Dr. Carlos A. Gianantonio Pediatric Training and Teaching Center sap.org.ar/congresos
Optiferia 2015August 14-16Centro Costa Salguero
24th International Fishing Hunting and Outdoors Trade Show August 16-24La Ruralferiacazaypesca.com.ar
Education Fair 2015 August 19Panamericano Hotellatinoaustralia.com/lae-buenos-aires
7th Real Estate Investment andDevelopment Congress August 19-20Hotel Hilton Buenos Airesexporealestate.com.ar/congreso
V Argentina Animal Nutrition Congress – CAENAAugust 19-20Parque Norte Convention Centerengormix.com
Argentine Chamber of Manufacturers and Importers of Gifts and AccessoriesAugust 19-22Centro Costa Salguero
Expo Hands and NailsAugust 22-23La Rural
XVII Argentine Congress of Neuropsychiatry and Cognitive NeuroscienceAugust 26-28NH City neuropsiquiatria.org.ar
IX Argentine Mental Health Congress 2015 August 26-28Panamericano Hotelaasm.org.ar
7th International Congress and 9th Argentine Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics and GynecologyAugust 26-28 El Mirador Hallacog.org.ar
Franchises and Business 2015. XXI International Exposition on Franchises, Licenses, Startups and BusinessAugust 26-28La Ruralfranquiciasynegocio.com.ar
Exposign 2015 16th International Visual Communication Biennial Exhibition August 27-29Centro Costa Salgueroexpotrade.com.ar
16th Exposign & Serigrafía 2015August 27-29Centro Costa Salgueroexposign.com.ar
HOTELGA 2015 - International Fair of Equipment, Products and Services for the Culinary and Hospitality IndustriesAugust 31 – September 3La Ruralhotelga.com.ar
SEPTEMBER
Expo Ferretera 201513th International Exhibition of Hardware, Plumbing, Paint and Construction MaterialsSeptember 2-5Centro Costa Salgueroexpoferretera.com.ar
I Argentine and International Congress of Abdominal Wall SurgerySeptember 3-4sohah.org
XII Argentine and International Congress of MastologySeptember 6-8Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Centersamas.org.ar/congreso2015
ExpointernetSeptember 9-12La Rural
11th SETAC Latin America Biennial MeetingSeptember 7-10Usina del Artesetacargentina.com.ar/a2015
Biel Light + Building Buenos Aires
International Biennial of the Electrical, Electronics and Lighting Industry.14th International Exhibition and Technical Congress September 15-19La Ruralbiel.com.ar
VIII Internatonal Contraceptive CongressSeptember 17-18Panamericano Hotel sagij.org.ar
5th International Congress on Emotional Intelligence (ICEI)September 17-19Centro Cultural Borgesemotionalintelligencesociety.org/international-congresses
Expoaesthetics/Expoestética 2015September 19-20Centro Costa Salguero
XI FELAQ Congress of the Latin American Burn FederationXVI Argentine Congress of BurnsSeptember 23-25UCA Convention Centeraaq.org.ar
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Expomedicine/Expomedical 2015September 23-25Centro Costa Salguero
FIT 2015 International Tourism FairSeptember 26-29La Ruralfit.org.ar
OCTOBER
FEMATEC 201422nd International Exhibition of Materials and Technologies for ConstructionOctober 1-31Centro Costa Salguerofematec.com.ar
Argentina Oil & Gas Expo 2015X International Exhibition on Oil and Gas2nd Latin American and Caribbean Congress on Well Drilling, Completion, Repair and ServiceOctober 5-8La Ruralaog.com.ar
48th National and Imported Toys, Party Favors and Christmas Trade ShowOctober 6-8Centro Costa Salguero
Wellness ShowOctober 9-12La Rural
5th Environmental Science CongressCOPIME 2015October 7-10COPIMEcopime.org.ar
VI InterAmerican Oncology Conference “Current Status and Future of Anti-Cancer Targeted Therapies”October 8-9 Hotel Madero Buenos Airesoncologyconferences.com.ar
ExpoMedical 13th International Fair of Products, Equipment and Services for the Health Industry13th Conference on Hospital TrainingOctober 23-25Centro Costa Salgueroexpomedical.com.ar
CAPER 2015 Argentina Chamber of
NOVEMBER
38th AOA International ConferenceNovember 4-7Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center
Mom Now ExpoNovember 5-8La Rural
54th ICCA International Congress November 1-4La Ruralcongress2015.iccaworld.com
Broadcasting Equipment Manufacturers and Suppliers October 28-30Centro Costa Salguero
Wines & WineriesOctober 29-31La Rural
86th Argentine Surgical CongressXII Latin American Congress of Video Surgery of ALACE 59th Argentine Congress of Thoracic Surgery40th Congreso Argentino de Coloproctology 42nd Argentine Symposium on Angiology and Cardiovascular SurgeryNovember 9-12Sheraton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Centeraac.org.ar
SAGSE 2015 (Gaming and Casinos)November 12-20Centro Costa Salguero
XV Panamerican Congress on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering VIII South American Congress on Rock Mechanics (SCRM) XXII Argentine Congress on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical EngineeringNovember 15-18saig.org.ar
6th International Symposium on Deformation Characteristics of GeomaterialsNovember 15-18
DECEMBER
International Artisans’ Fair December 3-12 La Ruralartesaniasbue.com.ar
Hotel Hilton Buenos Airessaig.org.ar
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