Plaza de Mayo is the main square in Buenos Aires, Argentina, steeped in history as the site of major political events, including the 1810 revolution and the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo protests. The square is generally accessible to all visitors, though some events might cause temporary restrictions. Exploring the plaza solo is easily manageable and allows for independent discovery, while guided tours offer deeper historical context. There are no significant seasonal restrictions, making it a year-round destination. Visiting the plaza itself is free, but nearby attractions may have entrance fees. A typical visit lasts one to two hours, providing ample time to absorb the atmosphere and admire the surrounding architecture.