Jardín Botánico Carlos Thays

Step into El Tropezón, a historic Buenos Aires gem where the tango legacy lingers, serving up classic Argentine fare in a charming, cultural haven.

Perched on a historic dock overlooking the Río de la Plata, El Muelle serves fresh Mediterranean seafood and their famed Spanish octopus with stunning waterfront views.

A vibrant cultural hub in Buenos Aires with theaters, an art gallery, and epic Monday percussion nights at the lively pub.

Step into La Catedral, a bohemian former dairy factory turned tango haven featuring lively dance classes and a rustic charm perfect for cocktails with friends.

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

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

Nestled in chic Recoleta, Palacio Duhau blends palatial elegance, lush gardens, and stellar dining for a luxe Buenos Aires escape.

In the heart of Recoleta, this chic refurbished palace combines opulent neoclassical design with modern luxury, topped off by impeccable service and serene gardens.

A lush courtyard oasis in Palermo Soho offering curated homewares, a cozy café, exotic plants, and expert tea cocktails in gallery-style charm.

This centrally located urban hotel offers spacious, no-frills lodgings with a charming vintage vibe, great 24-hour room service, and a welcoming staff.