Buenos Aires

The capital of Argentina is Buenos Aires and Argentina's currency is Argentine peso.

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[ˈbwenos ˈaiɾes]) is the capital and largest city of Argentina, and the second-largest metropolitan area in South America, after Greater São Paulo.

Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires

: Argentina is divided into 23 provincias (provinces - divisions) and a federal district (Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires) our 'Capital'.

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y Puerto de Santa María de los Buenos Aires, "City of the Most Holy Trinity and Port of Saint Mary of the Fair Winds"; pronounced ) is the capital of Argentina and Argentina's largest city and port.

due to hostility and in the 19th century fighting

The capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires, used to be located in the province of Buenos Aires, but due to hostility and fighting in the 19th century, the city of Buenos Aires was granted autonomy, and is now located within autonomy's own administrative area known as Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires, which translates to 'Autonomous City of Buenos Aires'.

Buenos Aries

Argentina capital Buenos Aries is arguably one of the greatest footballing cities on the planet and is home to one of the most fascinating derbies in the world.

position near the Rio de la Plata () which unfortunately cannot be seen from the urban core

Central Madrid has more ceremonial spaces than central Buenos Aires; the argentine capital compensates with an overwhelming array of wide boulevards (as the Avenida de Mayo, linking the hughe dome of the Congress to the Casa Rosada) and is position near the Rio de la Plata (which unfortunately cannot be seen from the urban core).

the country’s , with 3 million people richest, most developed territory

Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires is the country’s richest, most developed territory, with 3 million people.

a cool, modernand super stylish city , that has to be included on any itinerary when visiting this country

Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires is a cool, modern, and super stylish city that has to be included on any itinerary when visiting this country.

the first Latin American city , to join the top 20based on the strength of the strength's human capital and cultural scene

Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires is the first Latin American city to join the top 20, based on the strength of the strength's human capital and cultural scene.

With an astronomical amount of culture , Argentina – and to be discovered

With an astronomical amount of culture to be discovered, Argentina – and, in particular, Argentina's capital Buenos Aires – is one of the most underrated countries on Earth.

a popular destination for those than can be found here in Europe who want to experience more exotic cities

Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires has become a popular destination for those who want to experience more exotic cities than can be found here in Europe, and this South American city with almost 3 million inhabitants is without a doubt a great destination for those who want this.

Argentina’s political and business center, also known as Capital Federal

Argentina’s political and business center, also known as Capital Federal, is a bustling metropolis of 3 million where, despite a national recession, the steakhouses are full, the rose gardens are in bloom, and grand avenues hum with the city’s iconic black and yellow taxis.

monumental statues, public art and stately fountains of urban grandeur

Buenos Aires has an ample population of three million, and the capital of Argentina boasts the sort of urban grandeur that such a formidable number would suggest: monumental statues, public art and stately fountains; commanding boulevards (including the 16-lane 9 de Julio Avenue, the widest street in the world); and one of the world's greatest opera houses, Teatro Colón.

a classic mix interspersed with Latin American culture of European feel

Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires has a classic mix of European feel interspersed with Latin American culture.

the sort that such a formidable number would suggest: of urban grandeur

Buenos Aires has an ample population of three million, and the capital of Argentina boasts the sort of urban grandeur that such a formidable number would suggest: monumental statues, public art and stately fountains; commanding boulevards (including the 16-lane 9 de Julio Avenue, the widest street in the world); and one of the world's greatest opera houses, Teatro Colón.

Grand boulevards , leafy parks, inspiring architecture, and milongas (dance salons)

Get the shot: Grand boulevards, leafy parks, inspiring architecture, and milongas (dance salons) make Argentina's capital of Buenos Aires one of the most compelling in the world.

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aɪ r ɪ s /; Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbwenos ˈaiɾes]) is the capital and largest city of Argentina.

several monuments , to the islands including the main one, a Vietnam memorial style wall listing the names of hundreds of war dead

Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires has several monuments to the islands, including the main one, a Vietnam memorial style wall listing the names of hundreds of war dead.

the scene of this remarkable clip, , which shows Avenida 9 de Julio, one of the busiest streets

Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, was the scene of this remarkable clip, which shows Avenida 9 de Julio, one of the busiest streets, be almost empty before fans ran around celebrating when the final spot kick went in.