Discover Distrito Federal
44 carefully curated photography spots with GPS coordinates, shooting tips, and local insights

Recoleta Cemetery
Known as one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world, Recoleta Cemetery is a must-visit for photographers. Its grand mausoleums and statues create a dramatic landscape.

Palermo Soho Street Art
This chic neighborhood is a giant open-air gallery, with vibrant murals, graffiti, and urban art covering almost every block. A must for colorful street photography, candid portraits, and urban culture captures.

El Ateneo Splendid
A former theater turned into a stunning bookstore with opulent interiors and grand architecture. It is a must-visit for unique architectural photography.

Casa Rosada
The official residence and office of the President of Argentina, known for its pink façade and historical significance.

La Boca Neighborhood
A colorful and vibrant neighborhood in Buenos Aires, known for its street art and the famous Caminito Street.

Obelisco de Buenos Aires
A famous landmark and iconic symbol of Buenos Aires, standing tall in the city center. It is particularly photogenic during the golden hour.

Puerto Madero
Puerto Madero offers modern architecture and a picturesque waterfront. It is an ideal spot for capturing city skylines, particularly during sunset when the sky is painted with vibrant colors.

El Rosedal (Parque 3 de Febrero)
One of the city’s most famous rose gardens, home to over 18,000 rose bushes and a picturesque bridge. A top spot for macro, floral, and romantic portraiture. The garden layout creates natural leading lines and colorful backdrops.

Floralis Genérica
A large metal flower that closes at night, located in the Recoleta neighborhood.

Avenida 9 de Julio
The widest street in the world, lined with impressive landmarks like the Obelisco and Teatro Colón.

Puente de la Mujer
A modern pedestrian bridge in the Puerto Madero district designed by Santiago Calatrava. It symbolizes a couple dancing tango and offers beautiful views of the city.

MALBA (Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires)
A modern art museum with a striking glass and concrete facade, vibrant interior exhibits, and a sculptural garden. Great for architectural abstraction, contemporary art documentation, and cultural portraits.
Buenos Aires Street Art
Vibrant street art can be found throughout the city, especially in neighborhoods like La Boca.

Jardín Japonés
A serene Japanese-style garden with ponds, wooden bridges, and meticulously pruned greenery. Offers a peaceful contrast to the urban surroundings, ideal for tranquil compositions, reflections, and details. Great for both close-up and wide-angle shots.

Palácio Ortiz Basualdo
A stunning Beaux Arts building housing the French Embassy. It is a beautiful example of French architecture in Buenos Aires.

Puerto Madero Waterfront
A modern waterfront area with trendy restaurants and stunning views of the city.

La Imprenta Café y Patio
A charming, leafy patio café with vintage decor and a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for intimate food, lifestyle, and environmental portrait photography with warm, ambient light.
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Retiro Mitre Station
A historic train station in Buenos Aires, known for its Edwardian architecture and grand interior spaces.

French Embassy
A Beaux Arts building serving as the French Embassy, located on Avenida 9 de Julio.

Viveros de Palermo (Plaza República de Austria)
A large nursery with walking paths, lakes, and woodlands. Offers a rustic, natural feel—ideal for forest path shots, bird photography, and tranquil compositions. Less manicured than other parks, more ‘wild’ for nature enthusiasts.

Plaza de Congreso
A historic square in front of the Congress building, offering a grand architectural backdrop and lively street life. It's a great spot for capturing cityscapes and cultural events.

Jardín Botánico Carlos Thays
This botanical garden is a serene oasis in the heart of the city, featuring a variety of plant species and beautiful pathways. It's perfect for nature photography.

Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
Home of the famous Boca Juniors football club, this stadium is known for its vibrant atmosphere and unique architecture. It offers a great spot for sports and cultural photography.

Bank of London and South America
A prominent neoclassical building in Buenos Aires, known for its historical significance and architectural beauty.
Plaza Holanda
A green, open square in the heart of Palermo’s parks district, featuring a striking World War I monument and ample open space. Ideal for portraits, candid shots, and wide-angle cityscapes framed by palms and old-growth trees.

Casa de Cultura (Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires)
A historic building with ornate facades, marble staircases, and classic Argentine academic architecture. Offers formal, dramatic lighting for architectural and portrait photography.

Plaza de Mayo
Plaza de Mayo is a historic square in Buenos Aires, surrounded by important buildings like the Casa Rosada. It offers excellent opportunities for capturing urban life and historical architecture.

Plaza Julio Cortázar (Plaza Serrano)
A bohemian square surrounded by bars, trendy shops, and street vendors. Buzzing at night, quieter by day. Perfect for candid street life, portraits with urban backdrop, and nighttime light trails.

Parque Tres de Febrero
A large public park in Buenos Aires, popular for its beautiful gardens and lakes. It is ideal for landscape and nature photography.

Parque Las Heras
A large, hilly park with wide-open grassy areas, a striking modernist monument, and city views. Good for landscape shots, urban nature studies, and playfully composed panoramas.

El Galpón de Palermo
A rustic, organic market with vintage shops, small art installations, and local crafts. Full of textures, street fashion, and local character—superb for documentary and lifestyle photography.

National Library of Argentina
A modern library with a striking design, offering a mix of modern and minimalist architecture amidst a historic setting.

Parque 3 de Febrero
A large public park offering a serene escape from the city with lakes, gardens, and plenty of greenery. It's ideal for nature and landscape photography.

Ecoparque de Buenos Aires
A green reserve inside the city, formerly a zoo, now focused on conservation. Features open lawns, historic buildings, and occasional wildlife. Great for environmental portraits, nature macros, and urban wildlife.
Plaza República del Salvador
A quieter square with a central church, local dog walkers, and relaxed urban life. Ideal for quiet street scenes, architectural details, and neighborhood portraits.
The Buenos Aires Cathedral
A beautiful neoclassical cathedral with impressive architecture and a central location in Plaza de Mayo. It offers a great spot for capturing historical and cultural scenes.

San Telmo Market
San Telmo is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, known for its bustling market and antiques. It's perfect for capturing street life and urban scenes.

Microcentro
A busy downtown area filled with historic buildings, street life, and vibrant culture. It offers a mix of old and new architecture.

Buenos Aires Design
A mod design mall known for its modern architecture and colorful pop art installations. The rooftop is open to the public, offering city views and geometric patterns for contemporary urban photography.

Costanera Sur
Located near Puerto Madero, Costanera Sur is a scenic waterfront area with parks and walking paths. It offers great views of the city skyline and is ideal for early morning or late evening walks.

Casa Ponce
A historic house in Buenos Aires, often used for cultural events and exhibitions. It is known for its traditional Spanish architecture.

Tecnópolis
A science and technology park with modern architecture and interactive exhibits. It offers a unique spot for photography with its futuristic design.

Palermo Soho
Known for its chic boutiques, trendy restaurants, and vibrant street art, Palermo Soho is a dynamic neighborhood perfect for capturing urban life and street fashion.

Fundación PROA
An art foundation featuring cutting-edge national and international exhibitions. The building itself offers a unique architectural style and a vibrant atmosphere.