Guidebook for Buenos Aires
Food Scene
Germans call them schnitzels, Argentines call them milanesas. An overwhelming variety of toppings. Good for a local taste, at convenient prices.
58 recommandé par les habitants
Tea Connection Uriburu
1597 Pres. José Evaristo UriburuGermans call them schnitzels, Argentines call them milanesas. An overwhelming variety of toppings. Good for a local taste, at convenient prices.
Hard Rock Cafe
1119 Av. PueyrredónGood food, world know restaurant, good music shows
Freddo is one of the most famous ice-cream parlors in Buenos Aires. Try them out in their shop or have them delivered to your apartment!
Vicente López 2100
Freddo is one of the most famous ice-cream parlors in Buenos Aires. Try them out in their shop or have them delivered to your apartment!
Volta, another great ice-cream parlor. Freddo or Volta?, try out for yourself !
Av Pres. Manuel Quintana 502
Volta, another great ice-cream parlor. Freddo or Volta?, try out for yourself !
Very elegant restaurant. It is located on the building of the Alvear Hotel. It has a small boulangerie where you can buy some take away and great pastries
41 recommandé par les habitants
Alvear Roof Bar
1891 Av. AlvearVery elegant restaurant. It is located on the building of the Alvear Hotel. It has a small boulangerie where you can buy some take away and great pastries
If you want to have a glass of wine with elegance, try the roof garden of the Alvear! This is as parisian as Buenos Aires can get!
71 recommandé par les habitants
Alvear Palace Hotel
1891 Av. AlvearIf you want to have a glass of wine with elegance, try the roof garden of the Alvear! This is as parisian as Buenos Aires can get!
Declared of cultural interest by the City, one of Jorge Luis Borges' places for coffee and long talks with his friend Bioy Casares (who lived two blocks away, on Posadas street)
215 recommandé par les habitants
La Biela
596 Pres. Manuel QuintanaDeclared of cultural interest by the City, one of Jorge Luis Borges' places for coffee and long talks with his friend Bioy Casares (who lived two blocks away, on Posadas street)
Everything Else
On weekends there is a "feria" where you can buy typical artisan products from Argentina, and the parks are very nice for a sunny afternoon walk
13 recommandé par les habitants
Esplendor by Wyndham Buenos Aires Plaza Francia
2189 Eduardo SchiaffinoOn weekends there is a "feria" where you can buy typical artisan products from Argentina, and the parks are very nice for a sunny afternoon walk
Main transport hub in Buenos Aires. Take trains to the northern part of Buenos Aires suburbs, take buses to every province in Argentina.
80 recommandé par les habitants
Retiro Bus Station
& Calle 10Main transport hub in Buenos Aires. Take trains to the northern part of Buenos Aires suburbs, take buses to every province in Argentina.
Shopping
Nice shopping mall, clothes, books, cinemas, just a few blocks away from the apartment
247 recommandé par les habitants
Rapsodia
2050, Local 213 Vicente LópezNice shopping mall, clothes, books, cinemas, just a few blocks away from the apartment
The most elegant shopping mall in Buenos Aires. Cinemas as well (less crowded than Recoleta Mall)
426 recommandé par les habitants
Patio Bullrich
1245 PosadasThe most elegant shopping mall in Buenos Aires. Cinemas as well (less crowded than Recoleta Mall)
Arts & Culture
National Arts Museum, check out to see the ongoing exhibition. The walk to the museum is worth every block. From the apartment to the museum, walk through beautiful parks.
1166 recommandé par les habitants
Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
1473 Av. del LibertadorNational Arts Museum, check out to see the ongoing exhibition. The walk to the museum is worth every block. From the apartment to the museum, walk through beautiful parks.