In Latin America, Buenos Aires is ranked third most populous city with a population of around 13 million, and the city was founded by Juan de Garay. The partial without the The Obelisk. Buenos Aires is the financial, industrial, commercial, and cultural hub of Argentina. The port of Buenos Aires is one of busiest port in South America and according to the records it is one of the largest economy world wide. The port spreads elaborately from south to north across the Rio de la Plata served as a gateway to the migrant population from Europe. As a matter of fact, this is a multicultural and multiethnic city that has more people from Italy and Germany who hold their traditional values and culture close to their heart making it look like a typical European city rather than South American. The inhabitants called as Portenos are warm and friendly to the visitors. It must be noted that this city is blessed with pleasant subtropical climate and it is one of the reasons that make the Buenos Aires the second most admired holiday spot after Bangkok. The city also possesses the world’s broadest street, the 9 de Julio Avenue. The mother church of Archdiocese of Buenos Aires is Metropolitan Cathedral. Argentina is synonymous to football and it has the highest number of football team across the globe. To conclude, this lively city with passionate people and colourful surrounding is worth visiting and you will cherish the trip inspite of not having exquisite shopping malls like other travel destinations.