Steak, tango and a whole other hemisphere of spring while Rome bakes.
Buenos Aires in September means jacket-off afternoons and terrace dinners at midnight. Turkish Airlines is flying Rome to Buenos Aires from €698 return, two stops, seats open across September 2026.
✈️ The Deal
- From: Rome
- To: Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Airline: Turkish Airlines
- Stops: 2 stops
- Price: €698–€699 return
- When: September 2026
Example dates:
02/09/2026 – 23/09/2026
03/09/2026 – 20/09/2026
04/09/2026 – 20/09/2026
04/09/2026 – 23/09/2026
05/09/2026 – 20/09/2026
10/09/2026 – 20/09/2026
10/09/2026 – 26/09/2026
💰 How far does your money go?
A parrilla dinner with a proper bife de chorizo runs around €26, less than a night out in Trastevere. A café con leche with medialunas costs about €2.70, cheaper than an espresso and cornetto at a Roman bar. A pint of craft beer during happy hour lands around €2, roughly a third of what you'd pay for a spritz in Rome.
☀️ The Weather
Buenos Aires in September is spring finding its feet: highs around 19°C, lows near 10°C, with clear skies. Layer up for the mornings, but expect afternoons warm enough for sitting outside in Palermo or San Telmo.
🏨 Where to Stay
From a hostel bunk in Palermo to a suite over the Río de la Plata.
Ostinatto Hostel Buenos Aires — 8.3/10 · From €18/night A social, design-forward hostel in Palermo Soho, built for travellers who want a scene as much as a bed.
NH Buenos Aires Crillon — 8.5/10 · From €95/night Reliable four-star comfort steps from Plaza San Martín, an easy base for walking the city centre.
Alvear Icon Hotel — 9.1/10 · From €310/night A 32-floor tower over Puerto Madero with panoramic river views, for the trip where the hotel is part of the holiday.
🎯 What to Do
A city built on contrast: colonial grandeur next to graffiti-covered barrios that never sleep.
Tango in San Telmo — Watch it spill onto the cobblestones on a Sunday, or take a class before joining a milonga after dark.
Recoleta Cemetery — A marble city of mausoleums, including Eva Perón's tomb, quiet and strange in equal measure.
Palermo's parrillas and bars — Steak, wine and late-night bars in the neighbourhood that never really closes.
A Boca Juniors match — La Bombonera on matchday is one of the loudest, most alive things football has to offer.
🗺️ Where to Go From Here
Buenos Aires is the easy starting point for the rest of Argentina, and beyond.
Iguazú Falls — One of the largest waterfall systems on earth, a two-hour domestic flight north.
Mendoza — Argentina's wine country, high desert vineyards a short flight west.
Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay — A cobbled colonial town across the river, an hour by ferry.
Bariloche — Lakes and Andean peaks in Patagonia, a longer flight south but worth the detour.
Two stops is nothing for a hemisphere swap this good. September dates are moving fast.
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