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Auckland to Buenos Aires | Flights to Buenos Aires with Air NZPlanBookExperienceAirpoints™South AmericaBuenos AiresBuenos AiresFlights to Buenos AiresFind our cheapest flights to Buenos Aires, Argentina, from Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Queenstown.Known as 'the Paris of the South', Buenos Aires has a rich history and an untiring passion for life. Your holiday here delivers European grandeur with an irresistible Latin twist.Search and typesetting Buenos Aires flightsBook nowBuenos Aires highlightsIf you love exploring trappy cities that respect the past as much as they live for the moment, Buenos Aires is your kind of holiday destination. Its colourful history began with the Spanish conquistadors and today it's the vibrant powerhouse for Argentina's strengthening economy.About our Auckland to Buenos Aires flightsDirect (non-stop) flights to Buenos Aires from Auckland depart several times a week. As well as Economy and Premium Economy seats, you have the option ofMerchantryPremier™.It's no problem to visit Buenos from Wellington or Christchurch. Simply unify a domestic flight to Auckland in time for your international departure.One cultural wits you can't miss is watching football at La Bombonera stadium. As they say, Argentina is a Catholic country, but the real religion is football.The Auckland to Buenos Aires flight path travels west to east wideness the southern Pacific Ocean and flight time is usually 11 hours and 30 minutes. Due to throne winds, Buenos Aires to Auckland flights are a little longer at virtually 13 hours. If you're interested in our cheapest flights to Buenos Aires, we run regular special offers. You can sign up for low fare alerts to receive early notice of unseemly flights. You can moreover sign up to our newsletter to receive regular updates well-nigh fares, packages, competitions and sectional offers.Where to go and what to see in Buenos AiresBuenos Aires has a twinkle in its eye and a waltz step in its walk. There's an undercurrent of Latin charisma running through the municipality that puts it up there with Paris, Rome and Porto. You'll spend your days here discovering history at street level, exploring local markets, dining on the weightier steak in the world and sipping red wine that has flavour and smoothness in equal quantities. When drawing up your hit list of things to do in Buenos Aires, you might plane slip in a tango or two.Every neighbourhood is differentGive shape to your daily wanderings in Buenos Aires by focusing on one neighbourhood (barrio) at a time. With its cobblestone streets and ornate historic buildings, San Telmo will match your imaginings of urban Buenos Aires. It has an wondrous market too, for provisions and on-the-spot eating. Palermo Soho is trendy and creative - a unconfined place for shopping and street life. La Boca is for football fans and art lovers. Palermo Viejo is the old town, packed with trappy historic buildings, sun-soaked cafes and a diversity of cultures. Recoleta is known for luxury hotels and fancy homes, as well as a labyrinthine La Recoleta cemetery that's like a suburb all of its own.History wherever you lookThere's a blurring between art and tracery in the historic streets of Buenos Aires, so expect to take hundreds of photos. Down the grand Avenida de Mayo, ornate facades and embellishments are the status quo. You'll see Greco-Roman, art nouveau, neoclassical, neo-romantic and Asian-Indian revival buildings, proving how this municipality is an no-go melting pot of architectural styles.To grasp something of Buenos Aires' colourful past, find some of the most famous landmarks on foot. Look for the presidential Pink House (Casa Rosada), which appeared in the movie Evita; the 'Illuminated Block', a ramified of 17th century Jesuit buildings; Obelisco de Buenos Aires, synthetic in 1936; the stern neoclassical cathedral, with its trappy Venetian-style mosaics; and the El Ateneo Grand Splendid, a huge typesetting store within an old theatre.Amazing supplies and wineBuenos Aires isn't only for history lovers. Foodies will moreover have a top-notch time here, expressly those who love meat. The signature restaurant style in this municipality is the steakhouse, where workaday picnic chefs melt perfectly weather-beaten whinge and chorizo on simple iron grills tabbed parrillas.On days when you don't want to eat steak and empanadas, Buenos Aires has an impressive hodgepodge of unstudied and fine dining establishments that exhibit the less-meaty side of Argentine cuisine. Menus focus on fresh local produce, traditional carbs like tortillas and arepas, and South American delicacies, such as Patagoanian trout and Paraguayan mbeju (starch cake). There are modern bistros, traditional cafes, sushi bars, pizzerias and caramel-scented bakeries. Eating is a city-wide obsession - if you want to find the weightier restaurants in Buenos Aires, ask a local whenever you get the chance.  Argentina is the fifth largest wine producer in the world, with a leaning towards reds and rosés. The most popular grape is Malbec, which is bold, vibrant and fantastic with food. A decent snifter of Malbec will forfeit less than NZD $10.Entertainment and creativityKicking up your heels in Buenos Aries ways exactly that - dancing up a storm. This town was born to tango at milongas (dance parties) that last all night. And don't think that tango dancing is only for middle-aged people; the milongas are packed with young people - Buenos Aires locals, as well as visitors who love to strut their stuff.If you weren't born to tango, Buenos Aires has a sharp hodgepodge of volitional nightlife venues. The zone to target for nightclubs is Palermo, including the waterfront zone near Avenida Costanera Rafael Obligado.You can moreover tideway Buenos Aires nightlife from the high-end angle, by securing tickets to Teatro Colón (Colón Theatre) - Argentina's premier venue for opera, ballet and classical music.For daytime Buenos Aires attractions, visit Caminito in La Boca, an iconic zone of Buenos Aires notable for brightly coloured corrugated iron houses. Another imposing wits can be found wandering the streets of San Telmo and Palermo, where murals and street paintings express current graphic fashion.One cultural wits you can't miss is watching football at La Bombonera stadium. As they say, Argentina is a Catholic country, but the real religion is football. You'll love how the home prod sings throughout the unshortened game from kick off to full time.More of ArgentinaFrom Buenos Aires you can travel remoter into Argentina for a real South American adventure. Iguazu Falls, watery Nahuel Huapi National Park and the upper desert landscapes of Talampaya National Park are three of the top natural attractions that can be hands accessed with domestic flights. If you want to dip deeper into Argentine wine culture, Mendoza Province west of Buenos Aires is your place.Beyond Argentina, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil are less than three hours yonder by air. Or you can waltz to Santiago in Chile in just over two hours, an heady municipality with an superstitious Andes mountain backdrop.Find the perfect place to stayNHMunicipalityBuenos AiresNHMunicipalityBuenos AiresBolivar 160fromNZD202.94per nightHotel LyonHotel LyonRiobamba 251fromNZD50.60per nightSee increasingly like thisPowered byKeep exploring Buenos Aires   Buenos AiresEntertainment, art & shoppingBuenos AiresFood & wineBuenos AiresDiscover the neighbourhoodsBuenos AiresExploring the pastBuenos Aires7 day itineraryBuenos AiresTop 10 easy-going experiencesBuenos AiresTop 10 fun things to doBuenos AiresTop 10 pure adventuresBuenos AiresBeyond Buenos AiresBuenos Aires Essential informationBest time to goBuenos Aires has a humid subtropical climate with four unshared seasons; all of them well-appointed for travellers. Spring has warm days and tomfool nights, with an stereotype upper is 22°C. Summer is hot and humid, with an stereotype upper of 29°C. Things are cooling off in autumn, which has an stereotype upper of 23°C. Winter is mild, with an stereotype upper is 16°C. While rainfall is spread throughout the year, the driest time is May to September.How much will it cost?Holidaying in Buenos Aires is unconfined value. Prices are a little lower than comparable European cities, such as Lisbon or Barcelona, and you can expect to eat and drink cheaply - unless you're chasing fine dining experiences.HealthThe CDC and WHO recommend the pursuit vaccines for Argentina: typhoid, yellow fever, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, rabies, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) and influenza.VisasNew Zealand passport holders don't require a visa to enter Argentina as tourists or merchantry travellers.Cheap flights to Buenos AiresFlight routeFlight time*Stops**DaysBookAuckland (AKL) to Buenos Aires (EZE)11h 40mNon-stopTue, Fri, SunFind flightsWellington (WLG) to Buenos Aires (EZE)14h 10mvia AucklandTue, Fri, SunFind flightsChristchurch (CHC) to Buenos Aires (EZE)14h 55mvia AucklandTue, Fri, SunFind flightsQueenstown (ZQN) to Buenos Aires (EZE)15h 5mvia AucklandTue, Fri, SunFind flightsCheap flights to Buenos AiresFlight route  Auckland (AKL) to Buenos Aires (EZE)Flight time* : 11h 40mStops** : Non-stopDays : Tue, Fri, SunBook : Find flightsFlight route  Wellington (WLG) to Buenos Aires (EZE)Flight time* : 14h 10mStops** : via AucklandDays : Tue, Fri, SunBook : Find flightsFlight route  Christchurch (CHC) to Buenos Aires (EZE)Flight time* : 14h 55mStops** : via AucklandDays : Tue, Fri, SunBook : Find flightsFlight route  Queenstown (ZQN) to Buenos Aires (EZE)Flight time* : 15h 5mStops** : via AucklandDays : Tue, Fri, SunBook : Find flights*Flight times are based on the fastest route available. **Indirect flights may moreover be misogynist for this route.Redefining the long haul experienceEconomyEnjoy repletion in EconomyEconomy Skycouch™Stretch out with Economy SkycouchPremium EconomyEnjoy uneaten space in Premium EconomyBusiness Premier™Experience the luxury ofMerchantryPremierSearch and typesetting Buenos Aires flightsSearch nowAir New Zealand voted the 'Best Airline in the World'Air New Zealand has been named the 'Best Airline in the World' in the latest Condé Nast Readers' Choice Awards for its innovative and customer-focused travel offerings. Read well-nigh theWeightierAirline of the World award.Did you find this page helpful?Let us know Group dancing image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Cityscape image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Tango concert image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Polo image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Cafe image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Deli meat image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Coffees and croissants image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; La Boca image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Diners image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Churros image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Silverware stall image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; BBQ sausages image courtesy of @travelBuenosAires; Venice boardwalk image courtesy of DiscoverAmerica.com; Cable car image courtesy of San Francisco Travel Association and Jack Hollingsworth Other popular flightsFlights to Los Angeles   Find out moreFlights to San Francisco   Find out moreFlights to Houston   Find out moreFlights to Hawaii   Find out moreFlights to Vancouver   Find out moreNew ZealandNZDChange regionHelp & supportNew ZealandNZDChange regionWell-nighAir New Zealand Operating squadron Company profile Sustainability Sponsorship & communityBusiness services Investor centre Results centre - yearly and interim results Investor eventsYearlyshareholder meeting Issued immuration CareersMedia releases Cargo National cargo International cargo Engineering & maintenanceLegal terms & conditionsPrivacy centre Twitter Facebook YouTube Instagram A Star Alliance Member Copyright © 2018 Air New Zealand Limited