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Take a walking tour of Recoleta Cemetery (Cemiterio de Recoleta) , where many famous Argentinians are buried, including Eva Per n. Afterward, explore the chic neighborhood of Recoleta , which features upscale shops, cafes, and museums.

Visit La Boca , a colorful neighborhood known for its tango and soccer culture. Take a walk through Caminito , a pedestrian street lined with brightly painted buildings, art galleries, and souvenir shops. Stop by Passion for Boca Juniors Museum (Museo de la Pasi n Boquense) or River Plate Museum (Museo River Plate) to learn about the history of soccer in Argentina.

Enjoy dinner at a traditional Argentinian steakhouse, such as La Cabrera or La Carniceria, and try some of the best beef in the world.

Visit Plaza de Mayo , the political and historical heart of Buenos Aires, and see the presidential palace, Casa Rosada. Stop by Obelisk (Obelisco de Buenos Aires) , a 67-meter tall monument that commemorates the founding of Buenos Aires.

Take a shopping break at Galerias Pacifico , a beautiful shopping mall that features high-end stores and stunning frescoes. Stop by Cafe Tortoni , one of the oldest and most famous cafes in Buenos Aires, for a coffee or a snack.

Visit Cabildo de Buenos Aires , a historic building that played an important role in the Argentine War of Independence. End your night at a tango show at Rojo Tango or La Ventana Tango Show.

Visit the Buenos Aires National Museum of Fine Arts (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes) , which houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and other works of art. Afterward, take a tour of Paz Palace (Palacio Paz) , a magnificent mansion that features lavish decoration and a beautiful garden.

Explore Buenos Aires Chinatown (Barrio Chino) , a vibrant neighborhood that offers a variety of shopping and dining options. Stop by Evita Peron Museum (Museo Evita) to learn about the life and legacy of the iconic Argentine first lady.

Take a walk through Floralis Generica , a giant flower sculpture that opens and closes its petals depending on the time of day. End your night at a tango show at Rojo Tango or La Ventana Tango Show.

Visit the Mataderos Fair , a weekly market that offers a variety of traditional Argentinian products, including handicrafts, food, and music. Afterward, head to Buenos Aires Botanical Garden (Jardin Botanico Carlos Thays) , which features a variety of plants and trees from around the world.

Take a stroll through Parque Tres de Febrero (Bosques de Palermo) , a large park that features lakes, gardens, and a planetarium. Stop by Puente de la Mujer , a pedestrian bridge that spans the Puerto Madero canal and offers stunning views of the city skyline.

Enjoy a dinner at a traditional Argentine restaurant, such as El Obrero or El Desnivel, and try some empanadas and Argentine wine.