With an urban area of almost 13 million people—32% of the nation’s population—Buenos Aires is an urban explorer’s paradise. An extensive grid plan is easy to navigate, flat terrain makes getting around easy & its immense size urges walkers to continue on & on. The city experienced a long overdue rebirth after the 2001 financial crisis made it incredibly affordable, & its charm continues to bring tourists back… even if it isn’t the bargain it once was. Possessing a rich & complex history, Buenos Aires has much of interest often hidden in plain sight. The following guides reveal the city in fascinating detail:
The top attraction in town thanks to its occupants & their eternal sense of style. Guide yourself around the tombs of the rich & infamous, & visit the top places to rest in peace in Buenos Aires. So much more to see than just the final resting place of Eva Perón! 
Located at the heart of downtown, Plaza de Mayo gathers Argentine politics, religion & economics on common ground. Their proximity has merged the history of these major institutions for over 430 years, & this walk examines each of these complicated layers… Buenos Aires 101! 
Art Nouveau is easy to recognize by its extravagance. Reaching BA by way of European-born or -trained architects, the modern city still retains an incredible variety of buildings from this period. Each is a captivating monument to the trends & thoughts of the early 20th century. 
For its first 300 years, Buenos Aires was a surprisingly humble place… often failing to impress visitors. But as European immigrants began to arrive in the 1880′s, they brought gorgeous architecture with them & domes began to appear everywhere. A fun scavenger hunt! 
Mention the area popularly known as Once (/OHN-say/) & most porteños furl their brow. Noisy, cramped & hectic, the area can be a sensory overload. But it contains several surprises: Art Nouveau architecture, a large Jewish community & a crazy amount of wholesale shopping.