Gil Antiguedades is a treasure trove of antiques specialising in vintage clothing, jewellery, trinkets and collectibles dating from the 1920s to 80s. Come with an empty shopping bag and an open mind.
This boutique hotel is striking to say the least. Designed by Philippe Starck, expect the interiors to rival the dramatic architecture. Cool off in the rooftop pool with its crown-shaped fountain or enjoy their legendary Roja Tango show at the in-house theatre, El Cabaret.
Hotel Casa Lucia is a serene retreat tucked away from the bustling chaos of Buenos Aires. If the building is anything to go by (a neoclassical icon that was the Edificio Mihanovich), then Casa Lucia is remarkable. From its light-filled atrium, the mirror-flanked swimming pools to the marble and wood-panelled rooms, a stay promises to be a memorable one.
Calling all latte drinkers! A bold claim it may be, but we think we've stumbled across the creamiest, richest and smoothest coffee in Buenos Aires. With three locations dotted across the city, this is the spot for your morning caffeine fix. Take a bag of freshly roasted beans to-go whilst you're at it!
Dubbed the world's most beautiful bookstore countless times over, this humongous shop is housed in a former theatre. Browse the shelves but don't be surprised to find yourself gawping at the ornate frescoes and grand interiors.