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Buenos Aires Itinerary: 2 to 14 days, day by day

Steak dinners, tango halls, and late nights in South America's most European city. Pick a trip length to see every day written out — what to do, where to stay and what it costs.

Every trip length

Pick how long you have in Buenos Aires.

Each one is a complete plan. Here is the shape of each, a line per day.

2 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Historic center, San Telmo, and La Boca
  2. Day 2Recoleta, grand avenues, and Palermo

3 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Historic center, colorful waterfront, and a classic tango evening
  2. Day 2Parks, museums, and elegant Recoleta avenues
  3. Day 3Grand avenues, bookshops, and Palermo dining

4 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Day 1
  2. Day 2Day 2
  3. Day 3Day 3
  4. Day 4Day 4

5 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Historic core and old Buenos Aires
  2. Day 2Recoleta classics and grand museums
  3. Day 3Palermo parks and contemporary city life
  4. Day 4La Boca and the riverfront
  5. Day 5Monumental avenues and farewell in Palermo

6 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Arrival and first impressions of the historic center
  2. Day 2Recoleta elegance and Palermo parks
  3. Day 3Waterfront contrasts and classic porteño avenues
  4. Day 4La Boca colors and southern neighborhood character
  5. Day 5Sunday markets, parks, and local weekend rhythm
  6. Day 6Final city strolls and departure

7 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Plazas, avenues and the historic center
  2. Day 2San Telmo and Puerto Madero
  3. Day 3Recoleta and Palermo parks
  4. Day 4La Boca and Barracas
  5. Day 5Sunday market day in San Telmo and downtown avenues
  6. Day 6Belgrano and Chinatown
  7. Day 7Palermo streets and farewell evening

10 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Arrival and first look at the historic center
  2. Day 2Recoleta and Palermo parks
  3. Day 3San Telmo and Puerto Madero
  4. Day 4La Boca and southern riverfront color
  5. Day 5Sunday in San Telmo and the center
  6. Day 6Belgrano and Chinatown
  7. Day 7Classic center and café culture
  8. Day 8Parks, design streets, and evening tango atmosphere
  9. Day 9River edge and modern Buenos Aires
  10. Day 10Farewell Buenos Aires

14 days in Buenos Aires

  1. Day 1Arrival and historic center orientation
  2. Day 2Recoleta and elegant north-side avenues
  3. Day 3Palermo parks and green boulevards
  4. Day 4La Boca and the southern river edge
  5. Day 5San Telmo Sunday market day
  6. Day 6Monday in Palermo and Belgrano
  7. Day 7Historic core and café culture
  8. Day 8Tigre day trip
  9. Day 9Retiro, Plaza San Martín and Puerto Madero
  10. Day 10Colegiales, Chacarita and local neighborhood life
  11. Day 11Belgrano and Chinatown area
  12. Day 12Reserva Ecológica and Sunday waterfront
  13. Day 13Monday local culture in Palermo and Villa Crespo
  14. Day 14Final city hours and departure

How many days do you need in Buenos Aires?

6 days is the right length for a first trip to Buenos Aires. That fits San Telmo and La Boca, Recoleta and Palermo, a tango show and long dinners that start after nine. With fewer days you see the highlights at a brisk pace; with more, add a day trip to Tigre or Colonia del Sacramento.

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