Buenos Aires is not mere the leading metropolis but also the capital of Argentina. In Latin America, Buenos Aires is the third largest conurbation with a population of about 13 million, and the city was established by Juan de Garay. The Buenos Aires is incomplete without The Obelisk. Buenos Aires is the financial, industrial, commercial, and cultural melting pot of Argentina. The port of Buenos Aires is one of busiest port in South America and as per the reports it is one of the largest economy world wide. The port stretching vastly from south to north across the Rio de la Plata served as a gateway to the migrant population from Europe. Buenos Aires as such is not a plush and highly advanced city; it certainly has skyscrapers and other structures to display their remarkable growth and development. Though there are not many significant monuments, the little ones are a medley as their different culture. The 19th century Victorian houses, the inseparable tango bars seduced with the sharp flavour of the famous cigar smoke and the antique shops stuffed with valuable artefacts is what makes Buenos Aires irresistible. Buenos Aires has one of the world’s biggest opera houses named Teatro Colon. The city also has several museums related to popular art, sacred art, crafts, modern arts etc.