Buenos Aires
in Argentina

Buenos Aires is so unique you probably won’t encounter another city like it in your life. European flair infuses the Argentinian capital, though its South American elegance cannot be ignored.

how long to go for

a week

when to go

april, may, june, september, october, november

holidays

Carnival, Columbus Day, National Sovereignty Day

how to get there

Fly into Ministro Pistarini International Airport, Ezeiza (EZE) and take the bus into the city

how to get around

by subway, on foot

local language

Spanish

currency

Argentine peso

in an emergency

call 911, 107

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Bosques de Palermo

Palermo Chico

activity

Stroll through this popular urban park and wander around the three lakes. Don't miss the Poet’s Garden filled with bronze busts of famous wordsmiths from Pirandello to Shakespeare.

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.

Gran Dabbang

Palermo Soho

dinner

On the hunt for an intimate, chilled restaurant? Head to Gran Dabbang for fusion small plates inspired by the chef's travels that are made with local fresh Argentine ingredients. Don't miss the Swiss chard pakoras with carrot chutney.

Pain et Vin

Palermo Soho

drinks

Swing by this charming wine bar for piles of fresh homemade sourdough, plates of charcuterie and plump nocerella olives to be served alongside some excellent local wines. Their weekly wine tastings and informative classes are the perfect introduction to Argentine wine.

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