When to go to Buenos Aires

Discover the best time of year to visit Argentina’s cosmopolitan capital, Buenos Aires, with our month by month guide. Book with Journey Latin America.

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December - February

This is summertime in the capital, with buzzing crowds of visitors and busy hotels. Expect a muggy, hot climate and tropical showers. In December you may wish to attend the open polo tournaments in the 16,000 seater stadium in Palermo.

28°C Average max daytime temperature

17°C Average min nighttime temperature

8 days per season rainfall

Moderate humidity

Buenos Aires

March - May

With milder temperatures, rich autumn foliage, and thin crowds, this is an ideal time to visit the city. The opera season begins in March, so you may wish to take in a concert at the elegant Teatro Colón.

22°C Average max daytime temperature

13°C Average min nighttime temperature

7 days per season rainfall

Low humidity

Teatro Colon

June - August

Rainy days, cold temperatures and very few tourists characterise winter in Buenos Aires. In August there is a delightful tango festival with nine days of open-air concerts, free classes and festivities.

15°C Average max daytime temperature

6°C Average min nighttime temperature

7 days per season rainfall

None humidity

Tango Buenos Aires

September - November

Spring is a good time to visit Buenos Aires as the temperatures are mild and there are fewer visitors. The open polo tournaments of Palermo begin in mid November, and are the year’s main attraction for passionate Argentinean fans.

21°C Average max daytime temperature

11°C Average min nighttime temperature

8 days per season rainfall

None humidity

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