Port of Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Argentina

The Port of Buenos Aires, also known as Puerto Nuevo, is the principal maritime port in Argentina. Located in the neighborhood of Retiro, it has been the official port of Buenos Aires since 1928. Handling around 11 million metric tons of cargo annually, the port is a key transshipment point for Argentina's foreign trade. The history of the port dates back to its foundation in 1580 as a crucial hub for European goods, leading to a significant growth in exports over the years. The port played a vital role during the golden era of immigration in Argentina, serving as the site of Hotel de Inmigrantes. Today, it offers various attractions and activities, including fast ferry services to Uruguay, a cruise ship terminal, and easy access to popular tourist destinations like Puerto Madero, Recoleta Cemetery, and La Boca. Visitors can also enjoy a vibrant dining scene and shopping opportunities within the port area.

Location

City: Buenos Aires

Region: Buenos Aires

Country: Argentina

Coordinates: 34°35′S, 58°22′W