Audiovisual Buenos Aires: Cinema, Series, and Music in the City｜Argentina

Buenos Aires is a city of stories told on screen, where every corner can become a stage.

Start with Nueve Reinas, exploring the elegance of the Kavanagh Building and the modern waterfront promenade of Puerto Madero, both key settings for Ricardo Darín's legendary scam.

Continue in San Telmo, entering the intimate atmosphere of the bar where The Secret in Their Eyes captured one of its most famous dialogues.

In Plaza de Mayo, stand under the balcony of the Casa Rosada, immortalized in Alan Parker's film Evita with Madonna singing Don't Cry for Me Argentina.

Next, admire the striking Rulero Building and the San Pedro González Telmo Church, sites referenced in works inspired by El Eternauta, Argentina's iconic science fiction comic.

Finally, explore the raw realism of illegal squatters in the picturesque streets around Congreso and the cinematic Pasaje Rivarola, where the cult series brought the urban soul of Buenos Aires to the screen.

This sightseeing tour is perfect for movie buffs, series fans, and anyone who wants to connect culture, history, and audiovisual storytelling in Buenos Aires.