ArgentinaBuenos Aires brings together political plazas, neighbourhoods with distinct identities, cafés, bookshops, theatres, stadiums, parks and a culture shaped by conversation. Between Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta, Palermo and the Río de la Plata, families encounter an intense, diverse city deeply connected with public life.
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Buenos Aires extends beside the Río de la Plata through broad avenues, neighbourhoods with strong identities and intense public life. Cafés, bookshops, theatres, stadiums, plazas and markets belong to a city built through migration, political conflict, economic change and deep cultural passion.
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MIJU is conceived as a territory for play rather than a conventional museum. Its environments invite children to build, perform stories, move and transform materials, making imagination not an exhibition subject but the driving force of the entire space.
The Museo Moderno occupies a former tobacco factory in San Telmo and presents Argentine and international art from the mid twentieth century to the present.
MALBA traces modern and contemporary Latin American art through painting, photography, sculpture and installation, creating conversations across countries and generations. Its galleries reveal how artists across the region have interpreted identity, urban life, politics and everyday experience.
Recoleta's former convent has become a cultural laboratory of courtyards, galleries and terraces where exhibitions, music, design, literature and emerging projects coexist.