Buenos Aires Travel Guide

Argentina has always been considered the country furthest from China, but that is the fact. It takes us 30 hours to fly here, which is really far, but coming here is worth it. Today let’s introduce Buenos Aires, Argentina!

Buenos Aires

The most famous thing about Buenos Aires is its cultural atmosphere, which is very strong. For example, the Athens Bookstore here is one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. The Sunday flea market in San Telmo is one of the places you must come to do some shopping, and there is also an art district for the poor. Feel the warmth of art and colors, come on!

The Athenian Bookstore ElAteneo

The Athens Bookstore is known as one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. In fact, books can be found everywhere in Buenos Aires. It is the cultural capital and book capital of the world. It is a city with a strong artistic and cultural atmosphere!

The Bookstore of Athens, formerly a theater, is one of the largest theaters in Buenos Aires. But as time went by, it fell into disrepair and gradually decayed, and was later transformed into a bookstore!

This bookstore has three floors. The first floor sells children's books and toys, the second floor sells other kinds of books, and the third floor sells records and DVDs. Actually there is a fourth floor here, but there are no books here. This is a place for people to read. There are some chairs where people can read quietly or watch the scenery!

Address

Av. Buenos Aires StaFe18601123

Business hours

09:0022:00

Uniform Resource Locator (URL)

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San Telmo Sunday Flea Market

The Sunday Flea Market in San Telmo is very lively here. You can buy a lot of things here, and you can also learn about the culture, folk customs and life here!

They love talking to you and they know a lot. You can try talking! The TelmoSunday Flea Market is also one of the oldest neighborhoods here, so there are ancient buildings everywhere, showing the 19th-century Mediterranean colonial style.

Every Sunday, an antique fair is held in Piazza Doligo. There will be lots of antique baubles, handicrafts and costumes, as well as impromptu tango dance performances. Don't miss it!

Address

Defensa1454, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal

Official website

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Poor Man's Art District

Poor Man's Art District is colorful because the people here are very free, which can be seen from the colorful houses here!

But because it is a poor area, public security is not very good.

People should not carry valuables and should always stay within sight of the police!

Land address

Buenos Aires Municipality

Collecting these travel information, I wish everyone a happy trip!