Galerías Pacífico

One of the fancier malls I've been to, up there with the Avenues Mall in Kuwait. A food court is on the lower levels with a variety of offerings, and you have your general mid to high tier shopping options throughout the rest of the mall. Place has fascinating architecture, and also has a museum on the top floor.

This was my first time visiting Galerías Pacífico, and it truly lived up to its reputation as a must-see destination in Buenos Aires. The architecture is absolutely stunning, and the murals throughout the building offer a rich visual experience. With a wide variety of shops and dining options, there’s something for everyone. The Centro Cultural Borges adds an extra cultural layer, making the visit feel more meaningful than a typical shopping trip. Overall, Galerías Pacífico beautifully captures the diverse and vibrant spirit of Buenos Aires.

This is a large mall with a food court. It's beautiful inside, so even if you don't intend to purchase anything it's worth seeing. You can enter from several different points, and it's next to Florida St. which has even more shopping.

One of the most beautiful shopping centre I have been in. Better then Chadstone 🤣 Really high quality stores inside. Wonderful food court

Very nice, modern mall with an excellent food court and a couple of restaurants. I am fortunate that our apartment rental is very close, as we have sample several good options and shopped for necessary items we needed for the apartment.

Beautiful gallery, but without thst many options of stores. I recommend visiting it there though.

Nice shopping in the center of the city. It is renowned for its architecture and murals by famous Argentinian artists. Also, around Christmas time, it has the most beautiful Christmas tree in the city. I would pass to eat here, but there are nice cafes. Shopping experience depends on the exchange rate of the peso.

Very busy place with a beautiful dome painted by known Argentine artists. It has an art gallery and theatre in the upper floors.

Beautiful shopping center with an interesting assortment of stores. The building itself is absolutely gorgeous! It feels similar to the Galleries Lafayette in Paris. Most of the shops were Argentine brands that I was not familiar with, but that made it extra interesting to catch a glimpse into what the locals are into. There were also muslin garments construction displays by local fashion students. It was so cool to see emerging talent get a platform like this! The basement floor had an extensive food court- it has so many delicious options, but we had just eaten, so sadly I didn't get the chance to sample any of it. Ultimately, Galerías Pacífico was a great glimpse into the modern fashion conscious Argentine consumer. It is a stunning building and worth the visit if even just to take in the beauty of this center.

This place is a beautiful vintage building extremely well kept. Is the equivalent to South Coast plaza in Costa Mesa. Full of designer brands, there is a cultural center with new expositions constantly. To have a coffee in the cafe by the fountain is very chic. There are stores for everyone's taste. This place is one of my favorites in the area. Must see!!!

Fun mall to walk around during the holidays -the Chanel Christmas tree is spectacular. The cafe downstairs makes a lovely cappuccino and has a nice sparkling wine by the glass. The shopping is very average here however, I suggest the stand aline shops in Palermo Soho and Recoleta to find your treasures.

Right in the heart of the Calle Florida shopping pedestrian street. This place was my go to secure environment when I needed to use my Samsung Galaxy. Excellent food court where I could initiate my Buenos Aires food journey. Of course better places in San Telmo or Bocca Barrios.

This was a nice walk over from my hotel and safe. The mall has very exquisite art work and decor inside. It was very enjoyable walking around looking in shops and looking at the artistry. It gives an old world filling. There is a food court in level 1 that had some American restaurants like KFC and Sbarro. Besides that there were Argentinian options for empanadas, pastry's and helado. Police presence was evidence around the mall. Also it is very easy to catch a taxi as they were lined up on one side of mall. Neat fact, you can use Uber for taxi or Uber driver and you can also select cash as payment for either if you'd like to pay for your fare in pesos or USD.

The interior of this gallery of stores in itself is impressive, even more than the stores inside. The outside doesn't look like much but the interior with the fresco inspired ceilings are beautiful. The stores inside are a mix of mid range to high range stores. I didn't actually spend any time in any is the stores as I was more enamored with the interior of this mall. I spent quite a bit of time walking around to see all of the beautiful ceiling paintings.

This is possibly the fanciest shopping mall I've ever been to! This place is pretty amazing. It's like someone took an old art museum, and turned it into a shopping mall. The ceilings are fantastic- covered in frescoes of classical art, the walls have giant paintings of them of abstract and modern art. As you wander through the corridors by the escalators, there's art fashion displays of recycled materials made into nouveau couter clothing. Things like skirts made from old bleach bottles and suits made from road cones. It's called fashion, Brenda! The escalators were nice and wide and slow, and a few didn't work when I went. There's small elevators, and good signage to let you know where everything is. There's a nice variety of stores, focusing on the higher end of things. There's plenty of kiosks, and it felt safe to shop here. Just coming through here to take a look at the scenery in here is worth a visit! The restrooms are clean and well-stocked. Parking looks challenging here.

Based on two things: One: Food court steak parrilla place called Postavecchia, sat at the "restaurant" eating area and ORDER the Entraña. Bestskirt steak I have EVER had. Order it jugoso. Easy knife cut, no struggles sawing the thing. It's perfection. Two: Luciano's ice cream bars.

Worth a Quick View of the Cupola and Frescoes or Longer to Shop Built to mimic the Parisian emporium, Le Bon Marché, it went through several subsequent transformations, including housing an art museum and a railway station. Visit to view the beautiful Beaux-Arts architecture, shop, or have a sweet treat.

A very upscale shopping mall in a magnificent building built in 1889. A multi floor mall with great stores and restaurants. Right in the heart of Calle Florida.

This is a very pretty mall, you cant miss it white walking on Calle Florida! The building from outside is impressive and huge! It spans an entire block. Once you enter, there is a whole lot of shops you can shop from, mostly all brands. Coming from US, I preferred not to shop from the normal brands, but I enjoyed ice cream at Lucciano's and various options in their food court. There are ample restrooms and small shops on the alleys to keep you interested. The ceiling of the mall is very pretty too, very Roman! Make sure you stroll through this mall for a different experience while in Buenos Aires.

To be honest, I've never bought anything here apart from food, but the architecture is so gorgeous there's no way the shops can ruin this for you. Buenos Aires, with its restricted variety of products and high prices, isn't really a hub for sale hunters and conscientious shopaholics, but if you appreciate art and beauty you should definitely give Galerías Pacífico a chance because its sheer beauty. Aesthetically, it's the most beautiful mall in Buenos Aires. Unfortunately it's constantly crowded, and people stop to take pictures mid-walk so you have to be extra careful. The food court is quite spacious, but definitely not spacious enough. It has some hidden gems, so try to steer away from fast food joints and popular brands. It probably won't impress you that much if you've been to Las Vegas' Forum, but it's still a must!

This shopping mall is very well located in Buenos Aires. It is very artistic with frescoed domes, nice cafeterias and restaurants. Here you find it all.

SUCH A PRETTY MALL. Very cool building and in a really fun part of town. Not a huge variety of shops but very fun to walk around and grab a bite at the food court!