Discover Buenos Aires
Welcome to Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan hub known for its rich culture, historic architecture, and lively atmosphere. Attending PTCOG 63 in Buenos Aires is not just a trip - it's an experience that will stay with you long after you've left.
Plaza de Mayo and Casa Rosada
Plaza de Mayo, the historic heart of Buenos Aires, is home to the pink-hued Casa Rosada, Argentina’s presidential palace, offering a window into the country’s history through its museum.
La Boca and El Caminito
La Boca, Buenos Aires’ most colorful neighborhood, is famous for its vibrant houses and tango culture. El Caminito, a street-museum, showcases lively murals and local artisans.
Teatro Colón
Teatro Colón, renowned for its beauty and acoustics, is a must-see for art lovers. Even without a performance, its grand architecture makes it a cultural highlight of Buenos Aires.
San Telmo Market
San Telmo Market offers a blend of history and modern life. It’s a bustling spot for antiques, local art, and gourmet food, making it perfect for shopping, eating, and soaking up the city’s bohemian charm.
Palermo Soho
Palermo Soho is Buenos Aires’ hub for fashion and design, filled with unique boutique stores. After shopping, relax at a chic cafe or enjoy Argentine street food at a parrilla in this trendy neighborhood.
Steakhouse Experience (Parrillas)
Buenos Aires is famous for its parrillas, offering world-class beef. Visit renowned steakhouses like Don Julio or La Cabrera for perfectly grilled meat paired with local Malbec wine.
Bosques de Palermo (Palermo Woods)
Bosques de Palermo is a green oasis in the city, with lakes, gardens, and walking paths perfect for a peaceful stroll or boat ride. Don’t miss the Rose Garden, home to thousands of blooming roses.
Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur
This ecological reserve along the Río de la Plata offers scenic trails through wetlands and grasslands, ideal for birdwatching, cycling, or enjoying nature in Buenos Aires.
Jardín Botánico
The Buenos Aires Botanical Garden is a serene retreat with diverse plant species, landscaped gardens, and greenhouses, perfect for unwinding and connecting with nature.
How to move around the city
Buenos Aires is a well-connected city with a variety of efficient and affordable transportation options, making it easy for visitors to explore. Whether you’re looking to take public transport or prefer to travel more comfortably, there’s a transport option for everyone.
The Subte is the quickest way to get around the city, with six lines covering most major areas. It’s inexpensive and runs frequently, though it can get crowded during rush hours.
Buenos Aires has an extensive bus network operating 24/7. Routes cover the entire city, and it’s a cheap and convenient way to travel, but learning the routes can be tricky at first.
Taxis are plentiful and relatively affordable. You can hail one on the street or use ride-sharing apps like Uber and Cabify for added convenience and safety.
For trips to the outskirts or nearby towns, the train system offers a practical and budget-friendly option, connecting Buenos Aires to its suburban areas.
Buenos Aires is a bike-friendly city with dedicated bike lanes and a free public bike-sharing system called “Ecobici,” perfect for exploring the city at your own pace.