How do you recognize Buenos Aires? Eva Peron, tango, or football? No matter what is your answer, all these three are the identity of this capital city of Argentina. Hey, but do not think that things to do in Buenos Aires rotate around its three unique features. You can expect much more from museums to great architectural marvels and from serene parks to shopping malls and to excellent local cuisine.

Are you an Opera fan? Then, never miss Teatro Colon near Plaza Lavalle, which is regarded as among the greatest opera houses on the planet. Let me tell you that even if you are not a fan of classical music, do visit this top attraction. In this Renaissance-style structure, dancers such as Vaslov Nijinsky and Anna Pavlova have performed; artists like Bernstein, Strauss, and Stravinsky have shown their talent; and singers such as Caruso, Melba, Callas, Pavarotti, and Domingo have spread the magic of their voice. This is the 2,500-seater auditorium whose English or Spanish tour is essential to explore the Central Hall, the gilded and mirrored Salon Dorado, and the auditorium whose dome holds the stunning frescoes.

The Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur is a reclaimed land from the River Plate, which is an ecological reserve. It is also a lush green park full of plants and creatures native to the region. Here, you will surely like to walk or do some cycling with bikes hired from the entrance and that there are many viewing platforms to spot a myriad of birds. Note that on Monday it remains closed. This would be one of the wanted things to do in Buenos Aires if you are a nature’s fan.

Formerly a dock, Puerto Madero is simply converted to an energetic area for ambling and eating. The ancient red-brick warehouses are today galleries and restaurants. The main activity here is to stroll on the old docking cranes line crossed by the ‘Puente de la Mujer’ (Bridge of the Woman).