Top 4 Photo Spots in Buenos Aires

If you are traveling across South America, you cannot miss magnetic Buenos Aires. Amidst many corners and narrow sidewalks, this city will remind you of several areas of New York as well but passionately blended with the fervor of Argentinian people and the creation of this wholesome blend of culture and tradition.

Buenos Aires is “La Ciudad de la Furia” in English: “The City of Fury”. And it truly is the best way to describe this city. During day and night, you will find many traditional and cozy cafés buried under stunning buildings and constructions.

In Palermo, a neighborhood in the city flourishes with cafés, cobblestone sidewalks, and greenery. On the other hand, in some of the most remote parts of the city, like the San Telmo neighborhood, you can actually breathe in the history of Buenos Aires. In any part you are in the city, you’ll experience anything from the coziness of a traditional café & tango bar to the fury of a city that never really sleeps. You will find yourself eager to discover every inch of the city and experience every hidden corner of it. It’s like that feeling in Midnight in Paris but in Buenos Aires.

Take walks down Avenida 9 de Julio, the widest avenue in the world, all the way to the Obelisco during the day or during the night to find it illuminating the city. One of the most traditional photography spots is Obelisco, for sure. Capture the nightlife from the Obelisco, an architectural homage to the city which began being constructed in 1936. Capture the sea of people walking around historical Buenos Aires in Avenida 9 de Julio, this and the sight of the skyline is absolutely to die for. Truly a city that lives up to its name, in fury, mingled with the passion of its people.

Visit Puerto Madero and cross “El Puente de la Mujer” (The Woman’s Bridge), located in a port neighborhood in the city that connects history with cosmopolitan modernity. Take a walk to the San Telmo neighborhood and discover fairs that sell anything from antique pieces to vintage clothing. Grab a seat at the cozy cafés and capture a passionate couple dancing Tango from the window, looking out to Plaza Dorrego.

From here, travel to La Boca, another infamous neighborhood breathing history into its tourists, with picturesque views at every corner. Try searching on Instagram for La Boca, and be blown away with the artsy shots captured in this location, adding a pop of color to every photo. Experience the colorful homes and traditional tango vibes, as you will find couples dancing here on weekends from dusk till dawn, on the cobblestone path of “El Caminito”.

Why should you capture Buenos Aires in professional photographs? Because Buenos Aires is a city just waiting to be captured. There is history being told in every corner of it. Photos taken here, are a blend of your story with history.