Buenos Aires is not mere the prominent city but also the capital of Argentina. In Latin America, Buenos Aires is ranked third most populous city with a population of about 13 million, and the city was established by Juan de Garay. The partial without the The Obelisk. Buenos Aires is the financial, industrial, commercial, and cultural melting pot of Argentina. The Buenos Aires is recognized as a prominent economic global city and this is well established by its full of life port that is always teeming with business activities. The port stretching vastly from south to north across the Rio de la Plata served as a entry point to the migrant population from Europe. As a matter of fact, this is a multicultural and multiethnic city that has more people from Italy and Germany who hold their traditional principles and culture close to their heart making it look like a typical European city rather than South American. The inhabitants called as Portenos are warm and friendly to the visitors. Buenos Aires has humid subtropical climate; it is second most desirable spot to visit after Bangkok, Thailand. The city also possesses the world’s broadest street, the 9 de Julio Avenue. The mother church of Archdiocese of Buenos Aires is Metropolitan Cathedral.