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Where do I enter the Monumental Stadium according to my ticket?

The Monumental Stadium , in the Núñez neighborhood, welcomes approximately 85,000 fans every match to see River Plate or the Argentine National Team . Entry to the Monumental is organized according to the section and type of ticket. Therefore, each ticket has a specific access point to the stadium. Before heading to Núñez, it's important to know…

Access to the Independiente stadium according to entrance

When Independiente plays , the Avellaneda neighborhood transforms to welcome thousands of fans from across the province and the country. Access to Independiente's stadium is organized by ticket type according to the location in the stands and stadium towers. With a capacity of 48,000 spectators, the Libertadores de América Stadium has thirteen…

Access to the San Lorenzo stadium according to ticket type

The entrances to San Lorenzo's stadium are located near the intersection of Perito Moreno, Fernández de la Cruz, and Varela avenues . These thoroughfares in the Bajo Flores neighborhood of Buenos Aires define the entrance to the Pedro Bidegain Stadium (Nuevo Gasómetro) according to the section indicated on each ticket or season pass. Knowing in…

Plans and tips for going to Capilla del Señor from Buenos Aires

Traveling through the Buenos Aires countryside is the best way to break from routine without having to plan long trips. Capilla del Señor is located in the province of Buenos Aires , just over an hour from the city of Buenos Aires. It was the first town in Buenos Aires province to be declared a National Historic Monument (in 1994), so it still…

12 movies you have to see before traveling to Argentina

Movies are a great way to immerse yourself in the culture of a country and get to know it inside out before traveling to visit. Argentine cinema is an important part of our identity, for this reason, at Tangol we select 12 Argentine films that every traveler should see before visiting our country. We choose each Argentine film for its cultural…

SUBE card: where to buy and how to load it in Buenos Aires

For those who visit the City of Buenos Aires , public transportation is a great ally. Especially for those who are looking for an economical way to get around and want to have a close experience with the reality of the citizens. The extensive network of buses, supported by the subway and train lines, allows you to move around all the neighborhoods…

What to do on a walk through San Telmo

The cobblestone streets and numerous antique shops are the emblem of San Telmo , the oldest neighborhood in the City . There, each building hides years of colonial history, of Creoles and slaves. The walls bear witness to how life in Buenos Aires evolved until it became what it is today. Whoever wants to know the beginnings of the capital of…

How to get from Ezeiza Airport to the center of Buenos Aires

Tourists who arrive at the City of Buenos Aires by plane can do it through the Jorge Newbery Airport , better known as Aeroparque or arrive at the Ministro Pistarini International Airport , popularly called Ezeiza after the town where it is located. The first of these two air terminals is mainly used for domestic flights and regional, while the…

The Incredible Cathedral Of The City Of Buenos Aires

Located in the iconic Plaza de Mayo , the Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires is one of Argentina’s most impressive historic buildings. This architectural icon blends neoclassical styles with baroque details in its interior, making it a unique gem within the city's religious and cultural heritage. History of the Buenos Aires Cathedral The…

THE RECOLETA CEMETERY

Recoleta Cemetery is one of the most visited sites in Buenos Aires, and also one that raises the most questions before a visit: who's buried there, how much the entrance costs, whether it's worth joining a guided tour, and what to do in the neighborhood afterward. This guide answers each of those questions with the detail you need to plan your…

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El Barolo, That Divine Comedy

OPENED IN 1923, THE BUILDING COMMEMORATES THE FAMOUS WORK OF DANTE ALIGHIERI. IN ITS ROUTE, ARCHITECTURE, LITERATURE AND MYSTICISM COMBINE UNTIL ELEVATE THE SOUL BEYOND THE ROOFS OF BUENOS AIRES. ENTER HORNS AND SMOG, IN THE MOST TRADITIONAL AVENUE OF BUENOS AIRES, A LAY TEMPLE IS HIDDEN FROM VIEW: A PLACE WHERE TIME STANDS STILL AND SPACE IS…

What to Do in San Telmo?

San Telmo is one of the most iconic and vibrant neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. Here, history blends with modern culture , creating a unique atmosphere that attracts both tourists and locals. If you're thinking of visiting Buenos Aires, San Telmo should be at the top of your list. With its cobblestone streets, old buildings, and vibrant nightlife,…

The Kavanagh Building, Rationalism And Feelings

IT WAS THE FIRST APARTMENT TOWER, IN ADDITION TO BEING FOR YEARS THE TALLEST SKYSCRAPER IN LATIN AMERICA. ITS WALLS MAINTAIN A SIMPLE GEOMETRY, BUT ITS FOUNDATIONS HOLD VOLUPTUOUS EMOTIONS. OPENED IN 1936 THE KAVANAGH BECAME THE TALLEST SKYSCRAPER IN SOUTH AMERICA AND THE FIRST APARTMENT BUILDING WITH CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING, SWIMMING POOL AND…

Colon Theater

There are emblematic spots in the city of Buenos Aires , places that one must almost obligatorily visit if the goal is to thoroughly understand the country's culture. The list of such places can be diverse, for example: the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Barolo Palace , the Casa Rosada, and the Cabildo . Like any major city, the Argentine capital…