Tourism

The most popular tourist attractions are located in the historic centre of the city, particularly the neighbourhoods of Montserrat and SAN Termo. Buenos Aires grew up around Plaza de Mayo, the administrative center of the colony. On the east side of the square is the Rose Palace, the administrative branch of the Argentine government. On the north side, the Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires has stood there since colonial times, as has the National Bank of Argentina building. Other important colonial institutions are the Cabildo of Buenos Aires on the west side, which was restored during the construction of the Avenue of May. To the northwest is the town hall.

Landmark: Buenos Aires Cabildo / Kavanagh House / National Library of Argentina/ The obelisk of Buenos Aires/Palacio de Aguas Corrientes

Buenos Aires (Spanish: Buenos Aires, "Good air"), the full name of the Municipality of Buenos Aires, local Chinese people often refer to the city of Buino or Bu city, the old translation of good gas city or Bunocel, also known as the Federal Capital (Capital Federal), is the capital and largest city of Argentina, It is located on the south bank of the River de La Plata, on the southeast bank of South America, on the other side of Uruguay (East). The city of Buenos Aires is one of the 24 administrative regions that make up Argentina. The city is divided into 15 districts (Comuna) and a total of 48 districts (Barrio).

With a permanent population of 17,180,000 in 2014, the Greater Buenos Aires area is the second largest metropolitan area in Latin America, after the Greater Sao Paulo area (19,956,590 in 2012). Buenos Aires is the most European city in Latin America. July 9th Avenue is the widest road in the world, about 130 meters wide (more than 16 lanes). The birthplace of the famous Argentine tango is in the Boca district of the city of Bu.

Climate

It is a subtropical humid climate with high temperature and rain in summer and mild and little rain in winter.

Airport

Esesapistarini Minister International Airport

Ezeiza "Minister Pistarini" International Airport (Spanish: Aeropuerto Internacional Ministro Pistarini, IATA code: EZE; ICAO code: SAEZ), commonly known as Ezeiza International Airport (Spanish: Aeropuerto Internacional de Ezeiza) is a Class 4F international airport located in the city of Ezeiza, 22 km south-southwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Metro

The Buenos Aires Metro (Spanish: Subte de Buenos Aires) is an urban transit system in Buenos Aires, Argentina, that opened on December 1, 1913, making Buenos Aires the first city in Latin America, the Spanish-speaking world, and the Southern Hemisphere to have a subway.

It now has six lines (A, B, C, D, E and H lines) with a total length of 51.4 km and 83 stations.