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Information you should know before traveling

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Time difference BCN–EZE

S: -5h W: -4h

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Average flight time

13h 45min

Things to do in Buenos Aires

Sun, rhythm, and flavor define Buenos Aires as a destination like no other. From the vibrant art of Wynwood to the turquoise waters of South Beach, this city pulses with a contagious energy. Discover a unique blend of cultures, landscapes, and unforgettable experiences at every turn.

Discover Gaucho Culture

Discover Gaucho Culture

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Experience gaucho culture at the Mataderos Fair, an hour's bus ride to the far west of the city. Watch locals dance the chacarera to live folk music while competing in traditional tournaments. Enjoy juicy beef and sausages from the asado, or try a bowl of locro, a traditional meat stew. Jars of dulce de leche, a sweet treat, are sold at the market stalls and make a great gift.

Explore the neighborhoods

Explore the neighborhoods

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To experience the real Buenos Aires, explore the city's diverse neighborhoods. Each area has its own unique atmosphere. Discover trendy cafes and shops in Palermo or marvel at the houses in Abasto, decorated in homage to tango. On Sunday, hop on the "subte" (the subway) and head to the Almagro Book Fair. Line A, built in 1913, is the oldest subway line in South America. The cars still retain their original wooden panels and seats, and an attendant manually opens and closes the doors.

Awaken your senses

Awaken your senses

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At Fueguia, a fragrance laboratory and shop in Palermo Viejo, founder Julián Bedel combines over 100 different scents to create perfumes and candles. Pulpería takes its name from a traditional tavern and contains notes of cedar, musk, and pepper, while Pampa Húmeda evokes the scents of the Argentine countryside. You can create your own fragrance with ingredients like red mandarin, bergamot, rose, or rum.

"Closed door" dinner

"Closed door" dinner

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To experience one of Buenos Aires' finest culinary adventures, you'll have to take a leap of faith. "Closed-door" restaurants offer five-star tasting menus, usually in a private residence. You won't know the location until a couple of hours beforehand, and you won't see the menu until you arrive. Some of the city's best restaurants participate in these services, so you might get lucky. Ask locals for recommendations.

Weather in Buenos Aires

Autumn

March – May

Spring
10 °C 22 °C 50 °F 72 °F

Winter

June – August

Spring
7 °C 16 °C 45 °F 61 °F

Spring

September – November

Spring
10 °C 26 °C 50 °F 79 °F

Summer

December – February

Spring
~ 21 °C ~ 28 °C ~ 70 °F ~ 82 °F

FAQ Buenos Aires

Are there direct flights from Barcelona (BCN) to Buenos Aires (EZE)?

Yes, LEVEL offers direct flights between Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat (BCN) and Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) in Buenos Aires. You can check the updated availability and fares on the routes page.

What is a BCN to EZE flight?

The IATA airport code consists of three letters and is defined by IATA (International Air Transport Association). IATA is an international air transport association that represents the interests of 240 member airlines, accounting for 84% of all flights worldwide. The IATA code for Barcelona Airport is BCN, and the code for Buenos Aires is EZE. In addition, LEVEL provides updated information on schedules, availability, and specific conditions for this route on its official website. Please note that flights may vary depending on the season or operational conditions.

What are the differences between the seat types on flights to Buenos Aires?

LEVEL offers different seat types across the Premium Economy and Economy cabins. The Premium cabin provides more spacious seats, with an adjustable footrest and additional recline. In contrast, the Economy cabin offers a 9-inch screen and 20% more space. In addition, LEVEL provides updated information about schedules, availability, and specific conditions for this route on its official website. Please note that flights may vary depending on the season or operational conditions.

From which airports can you fly from Barcelona to Buenos Aires?

At LEVEL, we always fly from the main airports of each city, in this case from Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat (BCN) to Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE). In addition, LEVEL provides updated information on schedules, availability, and specific conditions for this route on its official website. Please note that flights may vary depending on the season or operational conditions.

Which airlines fly between Barcelona and Buenos Aires?

Several airlines offer direct or connecting flights between both airports. LEVEL offers you the chance to fly non-stop and at the best price between Barcelona and Buenos Aires!

What luggage can I bring on a flight between Barcelona and Buenos Aires?

LEVEL offers one piece of hand luggage (max. 10 kg) and one personal item in all fares. In addition, you can personalize your experience with extra luggage (15 kg, 23 kg, and 32 kg), onboard meals, and priority boarding, among many other customization options.