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Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina. Located in the South American continent, the population of Buenos Aires amounts to more than 15 million inhabitants, making it one of the ten most populated urban centers in the world. The Rio de la Plata and the Riachuelo are the natural limits of the City to the east and south. The rest of the metropolitan perimeter is surrounded by the General Paz Avenue, which borders the city from north to west. Buenos Aires is connected with the interior of the country and abroad through a wide network of transport, which is a port connection points that receive cruise ships and ferries, two airports, rail links, motorways, national routes and a terminal passenger transport, a little over a mile from downtown.

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Average annual temperatures of 18 ° C makes few warm days and cold, which allows walking through the city in any season. In winter, the coldest month is July, with average temperatures of 3 º C and 8 º C, but not frosts. It is necessary to go with a wool coat, a jacket or coat and scarf. In summer the heat is humid and the average temperature is 28 º C. At night the temperature drops slightly, so that is cool, light clothing is worn without coats. The average annual precipitation is 1,146 mm. The heaviest rainfall occurs during the fall and spring. They are short rains or drizzles in the warmer months, do not prevent the development of activities and let go with light clothes and an umbrella or raincoat.

Tourists coming from the interior arrive at Jorge Newbery airport, located on the waterfront of the City, five minutes from downtown. From there it travels to the provinces and neighboring countries. Visitors from the rest of the world land at Ezeiza International Airport, located fifteen minutes from downtown by highway. It's easy to travel in Buenos Aires. Its five subway lines (better known as "subway") converge in the downtown of the city. The taxi is another good option to move around the city of Buenos Aires, which has a fleet of more than 32 thousand units. The fare consists of an initial price plus an additional mileage and time. A quick and inexpensive option is the bus, which is one of the most used means to move around the Capital and Greater Buenos Aires, having more than one hundred lines that travel throughout the City and connecting with all areas of Buenos Aires. Renting a car is a good decision for people who want more comfort and independence during their stay in the City.

In Argentina is favorable exchange to foreign tourism. Foreign currencies can be exchanged at exchange houses and banks. Most shops in Buenos Aires accept credit cards, dollars, and travelers checks.