Return flights to Buenos Aires from Italy starting from €684
Steak, tango and spring weather while home is heading into autumn.
Buenos Aires is a long way from Rome. It doesn't feel like it once you land. Turkish Airlines has return fares from Rome or Napoli to Buenos Aires from €684, with two stops on the way. Book now and the price stays the same whichever city you fly from.
✈️ The Deal
- From: Rome or Napoli, Italy
- To: Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Airline: Turkish Airlines
- Stops: 2 stops
- Price: €684–€710 return
- When: September–December 2026
Rome → Buenos Aires, example dates:
02/09/2026 - 23/09/2026
02/09/2026 - 28/09/2026
18/11/2026 - 01/12/2026
Napoli → Buenos Aires, example dates:
17/11/2026 - 25/11/2026
18/11/2026 - 25/11/2026
18/11/2026 - 01/12/2026
💰 How far does your money go?
A bife de chorizo the size of a dinner plate, with chips and a glass of Malbec, comes in around €26, less than a set menu in central Rome. A café con leche and medialunas at the counter costs about €2.80, cheaper than an espresso and cornetto at a Roman bar. Happy hour craft beer drops to around €2, so a night out in Palermo or San Telmo goes a lot further than one in Trastevere.
☀️ The weather
Buenos Aires is heading into spring while Italy cools down. September sits around 18°C, October climbs to a comfortable 22°C by day, and by late November highs reach 25°C with mild nights around 16°C. Expect some spring showers, but plenty of clear days for walking the city.
🏨 Where to stay
Three ways to sleep well in Buenos Aires, from a bunk in San Telmo to a suite in Recoleta.
Milhouse Hostel Avenue — 8.2/10 · From €22/night Central, sociable, walking distance from San Telmo's cobbled streets.
Exe Hotel Colón — 8.5/10 · From €58/night Overlooking the Obelisco, comfortable rooms, easy reach of everything downtown.
Palladio Hotel Buenos Aires MGallery — 9.1/10 · From €150/night Steps from Recoleta Cemetery, elegant and quiet, the kind of stay worth lingering over.
🎯 What to do
Steak, tango and a city that runs late.
Walk La Boca's Caminito — Corrugated houses painted every colour, tango dancers on the corner, pure theatre.
Recoleta Cemetery and Teatro Colón — Marble mausoleums housing Eva Perón, then one of the world's great opera houses a short walk away.
Eat at a parrilla in Palermo — Grilled meat off the bone, a full evening built around the fire.
Catch a milonga in San Telmo — Locals dancing tango until 2am, no lesson required to watch.
🗺️ Where to go from here
Buenos Aires opens onto the rest of Argentina and beyond.
Iguazú Falls — Bigger and louder than Niagara, a two-hour flight north.
Mendoza — Malbec country at the foot of the Andes, a short domestic flight west.
Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay — Cobbled Portuguese old town, an hour by ferry across the río.
Bariloche — Lakes and mountains in Argentine Patagonia, a flight south into a different climate entirely.
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