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Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, counts with a population of 2.9 million. The city prides itself on its wide range of activities to do and its distinctive culture. But can we consider Buenos Aires as a youth-friendly city?

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The city is renowned for its beautiful culture - dances, history, food, arts and more. Tango performances, art museums and guided city-tours are just some of the cultural activities you can enjoy in Buenos Aires. And of course, if knowledge is what you are expecting to see, the historical heart of the city, settled around Plaza de Mayo, is the perfect place to spend the day!

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Looking for our distinctive asado and empanadas? Or maybe wanting to try some Indian spicy food? If young people's interest is based on the food, that is not a problem for Buenos Aires! You can find a different restaurant in every corner of the city, where cooks serve mouth-watering food of any type you ask, from Mexican burritos, to Japanese sushi!

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A city that never sleeps? That could be Buenos Aires! Packed with nightclubs, bars and electronic parties, the bustling city provides the young all types of fun past the midnight. If you are a teenager who lives in this capital city, you can’t lose its vibrant nightlife attractions!

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For those who always want more fun, they will never get bored in a city like Buenos Aires. In the inner-city area, young people can find lots of theaters giving show performances every day and cinemas open even on holidays! And for the sportive ones football stadiums are always crowded of people! Finally, we can’t forget our amazing annual live music festivals, the Lollapaloozas!

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The city’s most famous landmarks are within walking distance of the centre of Buenos Aires. From the obelisk, to the main buildings and sights around Plaza de Mayo, the city is steeped in history for anyone who is interested in it. As an example, here is a picture of Puerto Madero’s iconic skyline.

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Public transport is great. The city counts with a reliable network of buses, streetcars (trams) and underground, and subways are a fantastic resource for young people! In Buenos Aires, there is a large student population who benefit from the cheap cost and the easy way to travel by subway. Also, streets are easy to get around by bike thanks to the new network of bike paths that has been expanding more and more in recent years.

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Although this capital city could still improve some little things, this is offset by all the enjoyable and amazing experiences for teenagers that really make this city interesting for young people. In my opinion, we could consider Buenos Aires a youth-friendly city.