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Buenos Aires flight information

• Buenos Aires Airport: Ezeiza International Airport 
• Buenos Aires Airports IATA Code: EZE
• Buenos Aires City Name: Buenos Aires 
• Airlines serving: United Airlines, COPA Airlines, Delta Airlines, Aerolinas Argentinas, Emirates

Buenos Aires: An overview

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Best Time to Visit Buenos Aires

• Summer stretches from December to February and the average temperature is 86 degrees Fahrenheit. During this time, fireworks and barbeques, or as the locals say, asados, mark the year-end frolic. January in Buenos Aires means summer holidays, and the city heads to the beaches. February is the carnival time; colorful troupes perform on the streets, and the official holiday is observed towards the month-end.
• The Spring and fall, extending from March to May and September to November, bring in the crisp and cozy winds. It is considered the ideal time to visit Buenos Aires. The temperature prevails around a moderate 72 degrees Fahrenheit as the days experience a mild sunny charm. Events like FIBA (Festival Internacional de Buenos Aires) in March and the independent film festival BAFICI in April are held for movie screenings across the city.
• The air gets nippy as the winter sets in from June to August, and the temperature ranges from 46 to 61 degrees Fahrenheit. Since the northern hemisphere has summer break during this period, it is typically a peak tourist season in the city. As July sets in, the celebration of the Gaucho culture sets in. Held in the affluent district of Palmero, it is a 10-day-long show of native agriculture, livestock, and the impressive Gaucho horse riding. In August, groove with the electrifying beats at the Tango World Championship. Cheer for the competing couples or participate in the Milongas (tango dance event)! You will be enchanted for sure.

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Top 5 Places to Explore in Buenos Aires

• Plaza de Mayo: This splendid pedestrian stretch will give you a glimpse of Argentina's colonial past. Check out Florida and Lavelle Street and delve deep into the city's history. Head to Avenida de Mayo and quickly visit the Café Tortoni and the National Tango Academy.
• Casa Rosanda: Famous as the President's Pink House, Casa Rosada is a must-see architectural marvel in Buenos Aires. The official residence of the Argentinian president also has a museum housing an extraordinary collection of artifacts dating back to Spain's colonial occupancy of the country.
• La Boca and the Caminito Street Museum: These neighborhoods are undeniably the city's most vibrant and vivid place to visit if you want to capture authentic Argentina. The Caminito Street Museum is an open-air museum and art market with some of the best crafts, sculptures, and souvenirs.
• The Metropolitan Cathedral: Overlooking the Plaza de Mayo, this magnificent structure has an intriguing interior inspired by the neo-renaissance and neo-baroque periods. It also has the tomb of General Jose de San Martin, the most revered revolutionary in Argentina.
• Art Galleries, Old and New: The city proudly boasts the Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires (MALBA). Apart from showcasing contemporary artwork, it is also the epitome of Argentina's film and visual artistry. Another prominent location is the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires (The Museum of Modern Art), renowned for exhibiting collections from local painters and legends like Pablo Picasso.

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