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How to find cheap flights to Buenos Aires

Argentina is accessible from the whole world with Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza Airport (EZE). It is located about 35 kilometres south of the city centre. The country’s two main airline carriers are Aerolíneas Argentinas and Lan. The best place to start searching for your cheap flights to Buenos Aires is right here, on liligo.com. Search for flights among 250+ travel sites. Keep your travel dates flexible if possible, you'll have a better chance of finding the cheapest flights to Argentina this way. Flights with more than 1 stopover to South America also tend to be cheaper. Whether your trip is next week or in the distant future, set yourself an email fare alert on liligo.com and receive price updates for flights to Buenos Aires right in your inbox so you'll know exactly when to book.

Tango, wines, non-stop parties

The capital of Argentina is a city of passion and history. Argentineans live and breathe tango every day of the year and have lived to see their capital, Buenos Aires, go from being a European metropolis to breaking down under strict military governance. Today Buenos Aires is throbbing with culture and vivacity again. It is the best place to pick up new dance moves, experience intense football matches, drink world-acclaimed wines and taste traditional European dishes with a Latin American twist.

You will quickly discover that each of Buenos Aires’ 48 neighbourhoods is distinct, offering something different. The best way to discover the city is one neighbourhood at a time either by foot or by bus. The city is laid out in a grid making navigating easy. Other must-sees include the Parque Tres de Febrero, Cementerio de la Recoleta, Museo de Arte de Latinoamericao de Buenos Aires, among the many markets and bazaars. Start early and end late, this city runs all 24 hours a day. Make the most out of your flights to Buenos Aires and take this city by storm!

Practical information

Once arriving in Buenos Aires there are many possibilities for getting around. To see the sights though, take two feet and walk. The different barrios offer many sights and views, all within a comfortable walk of each other. It is possible to walk from one end of downtown to the other in half hour. There’s no wrong time to visit Buenos Aires. Whether you get cheap flights in spring between September and November or the fall between March and May, you can take advantage of many of the delightful festivals and sporting events which take place during this time. If you prefer to avoid the high humidity, don't travel to Argentina during January or February. In terms of culture, Buenos Aires has been referred to as the “Paris of South America” which means that there is no shortage of theatre performances, opera houses, symphony orchestras and art museums (from modern, fine, decorative, to sacred and religious).