Buenos Aires

A stunning iron-and-glass market hall with antique stalls, empanada counters, and some of the best choripan in Buenos Aires.

Boca Juniors' legendary stadium. The museum is great but attending a match is a once-in-a-lifetime experience of passion and noise.

Buenos Aires' oldest cafe since 1858 with tango shows, literary history, and the best submarino (hot chocolate) in the city.

An entire city of ornate mausoleums including Evita's tomb. The architecture rivals any museum and the stories are fascinating.

Consistently ranked the best steakhouse in South America. The ojo de bife and provoleta are perfection. Book well in advance.

A 1920s theater converted into the world's most beautiful bookstore. Browse books from the former balcony seats and have coffee on the old stage.

An authentic tango dance hall where locals dance until 3am. Beginners welcome — the regulars are gracious teachers.

A massive Sunday street market stretching ten blocks with antiques, tango dancers, street musicians, and handmade leather goods.

A legendary steakhouse in Palermo with incredible side dishes served in cast iron pots. The entraña (skirt steak) melts like butter.

The bohemian heart of Buenos Aires with designer boutiques, craft cocktail bars, and street art on every corner. Best explored on foot.