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4.5 Stars - 157 Reviews
A fun thing to do is walk around the Recolata Cemetery and see all the gaudy mausoleums. Some of which are like mini condominiums. This is a cemetary you can only get into alive.
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La Recoleta is one of the elegant's residential districts in Buenos Aires, it offers a wide variety of restaurants and, museums.
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See the grave of Evita , on the Recolleta graveyard.
The grave is not that special, but it is history.
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In the barrio of La Recoleta is the country's most famous cementary. Within a small 'town' of houselike tombs is the grave of Argentinas most famous woman, Evita Peron.
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located in the middle of the city, sorrounded by cafes, squares and restaurants,here you can visit Evita Peron tomb
The Recoleta cemetery is inhabited by hundreds of feral cats, adding to the surrealistic atmosphere...
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Visit the neighbourhood of RECOLETA
You can visit the cemetery, the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, the Iglesia del Pilar, etc.
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