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Don Julio in Buenos Aires serves award-winning, perfectly grilled Argentine steaks and local dishes in a warm, intimate setting with an extensive Malbec list.

Buenos Aires’ Congress-area pioneer serving up hearty, affordable traditional Peruvian eats like ceviche, arroz chaufa, and pisco sours since day one.

An 865-acre urban oasis with trails, bike paths, and rich birdlife, offering stunning city and river views just steps from Buenos Aires.

Nestled in the heart of Buenos Aires, this laid-back community club doubles as a hub for vibrant tango nights and lively sports activities.

In the heart of Recoleta, this elegant hotel features spacious rooms, an Italian restaurant, and a spa, all at a surprisingly reasonable price.

Lo de Joaquín Alberdi is a cozy wine shop in Palermo Soho where you can enjoy daily tastings of Argentine wines paired with delicious cheeses and charcuterie.

Teatro Colón: Buenos Aires' dazzling 1908 opera house with world-class acoustics, ornate Italian-French design, and epic ballets and symphonies.

Nestled in a chic space with a vibrant patio, this Peruvian gem serves up fresh ceviche and seasonal seafood that delights with its bold flavors.

Step into a stunning early 20th-century mansion in Recoleta where exquisite art and decor whisper tales of Argentina's aristocracy amidst lovely gardens.

Step into a chic workshop where an independent shoemaker crafts stunning heels, flats, and boots that blend artistry with premium quality.