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6:22 AM
Sunset
7:54 PM
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La Boca's colorful buildings and the Puerto Madero waterfront catch morning light.
The wide avenues and European architecture create dramatic long shadows at golden hour.
La Boca's Caminito is colorful at any time but morning light avoids harsh shadows.
Puerto Madero's Woman's Bridge (Puente de la Mujer) is elegant at both golden hours.
Recoleta Cemetery's elaborate tombs create dramatic shadows in late afternoon.
The Obelisk on Avenida 9 de Julio can be captured with traffic light trails at blue hour.
San Telmo's cobblestone streets and antique shops photograph beautifully in evening light.
The Pink House (Casa Rosada) catches warm light on its facade at sunset.
Palermo's parks and lakes offer urban nature sunset scenes.
The Japanese Gardens in Palermo are serene at golden hour.
Teatro Colón's architecture is stunning in late afternoon light.
The Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve offers unique riverside sunsets.
Colorful historic neighborhood
Tip: Morning avoids tourist crowds
Modern waterfront with Woman's Bridge
Tip: City reflections in the docks
Elaborate mausoleum city
Tip: Long shadows create dramatic light
The Pink House presidential palace
Tip: Plaza de Mayo foreground
Historic neighborhood with cobblestones
Tip: Sunday antique market
Serene gardens in Palermo
Tip: Small entrance fee
Iconic monument on 9 de Julio
Tip: Blue hour traffic creates light trails
Ecological reserve with river views
Tip: Nature escape in the city
Buenos Aires has a mild climate year-round. Autumn (Mar-May) offers beautiful golden light.
March-May or September-November for pleasant temperatures and good light.
Annual Overview
See how golden hour times shift throughout the year in Buenos Aires. Plan your trips around the best light.
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Light Conditions
Night
Stars, low light
Blue Hour
Twilight, city lights
Golden Hour
Warm, soft light
Daylight
Bright, even
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Golden hour and blue hour in Buenos Aires, explained.
Golden hour happens shortly after sunrise and before sunset, but the exact times change by date. Use the date picker above to see golden hour times for Buenos Aires on your travel dates.
Blue hour is the twilight period before sunrise and after sunset. The exact blue hour window depends on the date and location—check the times shown on this page for Buenos Aires.
Both sunrise and sunset are excellent in Buenos Aires. Sunrise: La Boca's colorful buildings and the Puerto Madero waterfront catch morning light. Sunset: The wide avenues and European architecture create dramatic long shadows at golden hour.
Top photography spots include La Boca (Caminito), Puerto Madero, Recoleta Cemetery. Each location has optimal times for either sunrise or sunset photography.
Times are calculated using the city's coordinates (-34.60°, -58.38°) and local time zone. They're designed for planning photography and travel itineraries.
Golden hour typically lasts 20–40 minutes. At Buenos Aires's latitude (35°S), it stays fairly consistent throughout the year.
March-May or September-November for pleasant temperatures and good light.
Buenos Aires has a mild climate year-round. Autumn (Mar-May) offers beautiful golden light.
Aim to arrive 15–30 minutes early to scout your spot, set up your gear, and be ready when the light peaks. Consider a second shoot during blue hour right after sunset.
Yes! Use the date picker to check times for your specific travel dates. Consider using TripMemo to document your golden hour photos and create a travel journal of your Buenos Aires trip.