Don Carlos

This 1887 water station dazzles with 300,000 imported glazed terracotta tiles and a free museum on Buenos Aires' water history.

Step into this serene Japanese eatery-cum-Buddhist temple in Buenos Aires for stellar sushi and homemade ramen, all while soaking in a tranquil ambiance.

Nestled in Palermo, this artsy wine bar invites you to unwind on cozy sofas with live jazz, boutique Malbecs, and delicious Patagonian empanadas.

In Buenos Aires' upscale Recoleta, this 19th-century cemetery dazzles with grand mausoleums, intricate statuary, and Evita Perón’s iconic resting place.

Nestled in San Telmo, this cozy indie bookstore is a treasure trove of gently used English books, perfect for both locals and travelers alike.

Once a chic apartment in La Recoleta, this elegant hotel blends Art Deco style with French flair, boasting luxe rooms, French dining, and a cozy lounge.

Step into Buenos Aires’ Alvear Palace Hotel, where Belle Époque grandeur meets sleek rooftop suites, luxe French dining, a chill spa, and stunning city views.

Since 1932, El Güerrin has been a buzzing Buenos Aires hotspot serving thick, cheesy Argentinian-style pizzas with rich toppings in a lively, no-frills setting.

Experience La Biela, a historic eatery in Recoleta known for its hearty Argentinean fare, lively atmosphere, and stunning outdoor terrace perfect for people-watching.

El Preferido de Palermo serves elevated Porteño classics in a vibrant, beautifully restored 1950s bodegón with a lively Palermo Soho scene.