Buenos Aires

The Paris of South America

A city where European elegance meets Latin American passion, Buenos Aires captivates with its tango, cuisine, and vibrant street culture.

Neighborhoods

Palermo

Palermo

Hip restaurants, boutique shopping, and beautiful parks make this the city's most popular neighborhood.

Highlights

  • Palermo Soho - Trendy boutiques and cafes
  • Bosques de Palermo - Vast urban parks and rose gardens
  • Plaza Serrano - Weekend markets and nightlife
Recoleta

Recoleta

Elegant architecture, luxury shopping, and cultural landmarks in Buenos Aires' most prestigious district.

Highlights

  • Recoleta Cemetery - Historic resting place of Eva Perón
  • National Museum of Fine Arts
  • Floralis Genérica - Giant mechanical flower
San Telmo

San Telmo

The city's oldest neighborhood, known for its colonial architecture, tango venues, and Sunday antique fair.

Highlights

  • Plaza Dorrego - Historic square and antique market
  • San Telmo Market - Traditional covered market
  • Museum of Modern Art

Practical Information

Getting Around

The Subte (subway) is the fastest way to move around. SUBE cards work for all public transport.

Best Time to Visit

Spring (September-November) and Fall (March-May) offer pleasant temperatures and beautiful jacaranda blooms.

Local Tips

Dinner starts late (9PM or later). Many shops close for siesta in the afternoon.