Argentina · 34°36′S 58°23′W

Buenos Aires

Steak, tango and late nights.

Good for: Big city, Food, Nightlife, History & culture
Rough daily spend: around $65 per person mid-range, not counting getting there (our estimate; it varies a lot)
Mildest months: March, April, September, October, November and December

Best time to visit Buenos Aires

Warmest in January (around 29° by day), coolest in July (14° by day, 7° at night). August has the fewest wet days (6). For walking around in comfortable weather, aim for March, April, September, October, November and December.

Average weather by month in Buenos Aires
Month	High	Low	Wet days	Rain	Sun / day
Jan	29°	21°	9	75 mm	12.1 h
Feb	28°	20°	7	85 mm	11.3 h
Mar	25°	18°	9	138 mm	10.3 h
Apr	21°	15°	9	115 mm	8.4 h
May	17°	11°	7	89 mm	7.6 h
Jun	15°	8°	7	49 mm	7.5 h
Jul	14°	7°	8	71 mm	7.4 h
Aug	16°	9°	6	62 mm	8.3 h
Sep	18°	11°	6	73 mm	9.1 h
Oct	21°	13°	9	89 mm	10.1 h
Nov	25°	16°	9	84 mm	11.4 h
Dec	27°	19°	8	83 mm	12.3 h

Averages for 2016–2025 from the Open-Meteo historical weather archive (CC BY 4.0), for the point at 34°36′S 58°23′W. Wet day = 1 mm or more. Highlighted months are mild (18–27° highs) and fairly dry.

What to pack for Buenos Aires

For four nights, based on the weather above. Every trip also needs the basics: documents, chargers, toiletries and any medication.

January

4 × T-shirts or vests
2 × shorts or skirts
Sunglasses
Sun hat
Sunscreen

July

4 × tops
2 × trousers or jeans
Light jumper
Light jacket

Either way

5 × underwear
5 × socks
Something to sleep in
Comfortable walking shoes
Waterproof jacket
Compact umbrella
Small cross-body bag
Transit card or app set up

Going with a group? The planner builds a shared list where each person ticks their own things and claims the shared ones.

Going with friends?

One link for the group: find the days you’re all free, vote on what to do, get a day-by-day route and a shared packing list. No sign-up.

Plan Buenos Aires