Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

Don Julio is the must-visit Buenos Aires steakhouse where impeccable service meets expertly grilled meat and an impressive wine cellar—reservations required!

Step into this vibrant Peronist eatery where hearty Argentine classics and lively ambiance serve up a blend of food and history in every bite.

Argentina's largest library boasts a striking stilted structure and offers a unique glimpse into architecture, with select floors open for exploration.

Straightforward hotel with an airy restaurant offering international cuisine, plus a 24-hour bar. This informal hotel is a 2-minute walk from both Congressional Plaza park and Presidente Luis Sáenz Peña bus station, and 2 km from the performances at the storied Teatro Colón. Low-key rooms with wooden floors offer flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and desks. There's a 24-hour bar and an airy international restaurant; a breakfast buffet is offered for a fee. Secure parking is available (surcharge).

Escape the urban hustle at this lush city nature reserve, where winding trails meander through lagoons and forests, buzzing with vibrant wildlife.

Nestled in the heart of Buenos Aires, this cocktail haven is renowned for its inventive drinks, attentive service, and inviting vibe—ideal for any outing.

This vibrant neighborhood club buzzes with tango classes and shows, offering a lively sports center and a welcoming atmosphere for dancers of all levels.

This vibrant tango school in Buenos Aires offers live music, Argentinian dining, and late-night fun, perfect for newcomers and seasoned dancers alike.

Nestled in Recoleta, this vibrant square features a charming statue from France and is perfect for leisurely picnics, shopping, and enjoying local crafts amidst lush greenery.

Step into this stunning converted theater, now an elegant bookstore where you can sip coffee on the former stage while surrounded by shelves of books.