BUENOS AIRES
(3 days)
DAY 1
Palermo, Design & Contemporary Buenos Aires
Morning
Explore Palermo Soho & Palermo Hollywood
Walk through Thames, Armenia, Gorriti, Arévalo, and Nicaragua streets.
Browse independent boutiques, concept stores, and art galleries. If you're staying in Palermo, everything is within walking distance. From Recoleta, it's just a short ride away.
Lunch
El Preferido de Palermo
(Classic Argentine cuisine with a modern twist)
Coffee break
Cuervo Café
Afternoon
Visit MALBA, one of Latin America's leading modern art museums.
Then stroll through Barrio Parque, a beautiful residential neighborhood known for its Parisian-inspired architecture and tree-lined streets.
Optional extension: Explore Chacarita and Villa Crespo. Stop for a glass of wine at Naranjo Bar and grab a coffee at Cuervo Chacarita.
Sweet treat
Rapa Nui (ice cream or chocolate)
Kiosco de Helados El Preferido
Dinner
Aramburu
(Tasting menu, Fine dining)
Mishiguene
(Refined, warm, and a little more relaxed)
Osaka
(Nikkei cuisine with a lively atmosphere)
DAY 2
Recoleta, Culture & Architecture
Morning
Explore Recoleta, including the famous Recoleta Cemetery, Basílica del Pilar, the National Museum of Fine Arts, and Plaza Francia.
Optional:
Take a guided tour of the iconic Teatro Colón—it's well worth it.
If you're staying in Recoleta, everything is within walking distance. From Palermo, it's just a short ride and makes for a perfect morning.
Lunch
Elena
(Refined Argentine cuisine at the Four Seasons)
Roux
(Seasonal menu in an intimate setting)
Casa Cavia
(Beautiful design, an excellent wine list, and a little closer to Palermo)
Afternoon
Stroll along Avenida Alvear, known for its luxury boutiques and elegant architecture.
Continue down Arroyo Street, one of Buenos Aires' most charming Parisian-style streets.
If you're staying at Palacio Duhau, take some time to relax and enjoy the gardens or the spa.
Coffee break
Presencia / Clorindo
Dinner
Don Julio
(Buenos Aires' most iconic steakhouse. Reservations are essential)
If you're staying in Palermo, it's just around the corner.
From Recoleta, it's a short ride away.
After dinner
Presidente Bar
DAY 3
La Boca, San Telmo & Puerto Madero: History Meets Modern Buenos Aires
Morning
Explore La Boca.
Visit Fundación PROA, one of the city's leading contemporary art museums.
Take a quick walk through Caminito—it's worth seeing, but a short visit is usually enough.
If you're a football fan, don't miss a visit to La Bombonera, Boca Juniors' iconic stadium.
Lunch
Mercado de San Telmo
A relaxed spot with plenty of food options.
Saigón Noodle Bar
Parrilla La Brigada
Afternoon
Explore San Telmo, wandering along Defensa Street, the San Telmo Market, antique shops, art galleries, and colorful street art.
Finish your afternoon at Plaza de Mayo and visit Palacio Libertad.
If you have some extra time, take a stroll along the waterfront in Puerto Madero.
Coffee break
Oli Café
(Great option if you're heading back toward Palermo)
La Biela
(A classic Buenos Aires café in Recoleta)
Dinner in Palermo
Gran Dabbang
Julia