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>Buenos Aires has the best quality of life in Latin America

A research from the prestigious British magazine The Economist examined the quality of life in 140 cities throughout the world and placed Buenos Aires as the best city in Latin America to live in.

The analysis judged the quality of life basing itself in five variables - sanitary conditions, culture, environment, education and infrastructure and it assigned relative points to other 30 qualitative and quantitative factors. This way, Buenos Aires resulted as the top one among the Latin American cities. Below were Chile, Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro.

Attractions in Buenos Aires

Tango

The Tango is, firstly, a musical genre essentially danceable and as such, it has a rhythm and a structure that differentiates it from other music genres....+ more

Sports

The Football soccer is the sport that excites the Argentineans. Twice a year, Buenos Aires witnesses the most important local game: the classic River-Boca....+ more

Theaters

BBuenos Aires has numerous theatrical venues, among them the Colon Theater, built in 1908 a...+ more

Museums

he museums in Buenos Aires have international prestige, exhibiting the work of the most talented national and international artists. The ...+ more

Old Quarter

Downtown, between the neighborhoods of San Telmo and Monserrat, the Old quarter of Buenos Aires an area that has the most significant buildings and palaces...+ more

Design

Palermo is famous for its design shops, where you'll find very unusual and original objects and clothes. Surrounding the Plaza Serrano, the visitors can walk...+ more

Tours around the City

A good option to get to see the tourist areas in Buenos Aires is to walk. You can get Self-guided maps at the City Tourist...+ more

Nightlife

Buenos Aires is well known as one of the most agitated nightlife spots, offering a broad amount of options for those who refuse to go to bed...+ more

Tourist Attractions

Mar del Plata

It is the most traditional vacation destination of the Atlantic coast. Among its countless attractions there are the beaches, casino, lighthouse...+ more

Hills

Towards the south, a beautiful landscape of plains opens up to the hills of Tandil and Ventana. This place is perfect to go camping and for adventure tourism, like ...+ more

Atlantic Coast

It includes several beach resorts laid on the Atlantic Ocean it welcomes during the summertime, tourists from all over the country and the world...+ more

Tigre y el Delta

2 Km north of Buenos Aires City is the City of Tigre that, together with the City of San Fernando, owns one of the most traditional touristic destinations of...+ more

Lands and Prairies

The best option to visit the extensive lands of Buenos Aires is to do rural tourism: an excursion to a farm will show you the...+ more

Mar del Plata and the Argentine Coast

From Buenos Aires to Santa Cruz, the Atlantic Ocean covers kilometers and kilometers of long and wide beaches, forming one of the most outstanding and...+ more

Cordoba Hills

LThe Cordoba Hills are composed by three valleys that cross the province from north to south; Calamuchita, Traslasierra and Punilla. Their natural appealing...+ more

Cuyo

Natural Parks of Ischigualasto and Talampaya<

oth parks cover surface of 275.300 hectares in a desert region in the provinces of San Juan and La Rioja. They contain the biggest known continental fossil evidence ...+ more

River Coastline

Iguazu Falls, water show

They are in the running to be one of the 7 wonders of nature. In the border with Brazil, formed by 275 falls of up to 70 meters high....+ more

North

Humahuaca Canyon

It is a vast valley located in the province of Jujuy, in the Northwest. It’s over 10.000 years old and it held different ancestral cultures, preserving...+ more

Patagonia

Perito Moreno Glacier Brake off

After two years and four months, the "white bridge" of the Perito Moreno collapsed on Wednesday July 9th 2008, for the first time in the middle of winter....+ more