Buenos Aires Hot Spots for visitors and locals alike
Buenos Aires has become a ‘bucket list’ destination for the young at heart from all over the world in recent years but the hot spots for visitors and locals alike had not changed much over the past 20 years. However, with the country under a new government, the pulse of the city has increased even more with many new popular spots on offer. Here are a selection given to me by locals.
If you have enjoyed a great experience in Buenos Aires which is not on the list, please add it in the comments and I will list them.
TANGO
Tango Shows:
Noelia Moncada is a great tango singer.
A link for more Tango Shows.
FOOD
Pacifica – Bar de Mar – Cevicheria
Thames 1402 | On the corner opposite Cabrera, Buenos Aires
Av Las Heras 3357,Palermo
Ruggieri 2736, Palermo
PERON PERON (BODEGON)
DON JULIO (great bbq)
MIRANDA (modern style bbq)
LAS PIZARRAS BISTRO (this one is more sort of chef food without being gourmet)
LA MAMMA ROSA (great PASTA place)
RESTAURANTS IN San Telmo:
CULTURAL THINGS
COLON THEATER (is one of the most important ballet theaters in the world.
MALBA (contemporary art museum) The permanent exhibition has work of Frida Khalo, Botero and many more South American important painters )
Historic walks with a twist ETERNAUTAS
SHOPPING!!!
This is a website with all markets etc
Palermo Soho is a great place to walk and browse around the boutiques
This some of the shops you might like:
Good map of the city:
The best neighborhoods to go around are: San Telmo, Almagro, Palermo/ Villa Crespo, Colegiales, Recoleta, La Boca, Puerto Madero, etc
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