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Nestled in the trendy Recoleta neighborhood, this chic boutique hotel boasts spacious suites, a rooftop pool, and top-notch service that keeps guests coming back.

Charming, independent shop providing an array of used English non-fiction books & literature novels.

Housed in his former home, this contemporary art space features works by Argentine artist Xul Solar.

i Latina is a latin american cuisine restaurant that offers a 7 course tasting menu, a culinary journey from Mexico to Patagonia. Our gastronomic approach is the result of years of investigation directed by our chef Santiago Macías, exploring the region's diversity and uniqueness. We are inspired by the flavors, techniques, ingredients and culture of South and Central America. To accompany dinner, we have designed a special wine pairing that includes wines from different regions of Argentina. By doing this, we support the work of the best winemakers in the country and harmonize each course with an excellent argentine wine.

Casual rooms & suites in a refined property offering a restaurant, a bar & an outdoor pool. Set 2 km from the iconic Obelisco, this refined downtown hotel in a redbrick building is a 7-minute walk from Alem metro station and 1 km from Casa Rosada presidential palace. Straightforward rooms have free Wi-Fi and flat-screens, plus minibars. Upgraded rooms add tea and coffeemaking facilities, while suites offer living rooms and balconies. Some include dining areas and kitchenettes. Room service is available. Parking is complimentary. Other amenities include a warm bar and a casual restaurant, as well as an outdoor pool and a gym. There's also meeting and event space. A breakfast buffet is available for a fee.

Trek through this historic 1822 cemetery filled with stunning mausoleums, including Eva Perón's, where guided tours reveal its captivating stories.

Substantial pizzas & a take-out option offered in a down-to-earth space with a terrace.

Nestled in a chic and cozy spot, this Argentinian steakhouse serves juicy cuts like ribeye and ojo de bife, paired with friendly service and great vibes.

El Preferido de Palermo, a revived 1952 bodegón, serves up Argentina's culinary classics with flair, featuring house-made charcuterie and must-try milanesas.

Experience a vibrant hostel with cozy dorms and private rooms, featuring an art gallery, communal kitchen, and 24-hour bar in a character-rich building.