Explore Historic Neighborhoods - the tourist bus is the best way to do so:

- Visit La Boca to see the colorful Caminito street and experience tango culture. For football fans tours are available for the Boca Juniors Stadium.

- Wander through the cobblestone streets of San Telmo and browse antique markets.

- Discover the elegant architecture and cultural landmarks in Recoleta. It is highly recommended to visit the surroundings of the Cementery of Recoleta.

- Discover the historial buildings of the city: "Casa de Gobierno", "Tribunales", etc.

- Enjoy scenic views of the Rio de la Plata and the city skyline in waterfront areas like Puerto Madero. For nature lovers, the natural reservation is a great option for going for runs.

- Palermo, Buenos Aires' largest barrio, is a vibrant mix of trendy boutiques, leafy parks, lively nightlife, and diverse architectural styles ranging from grand mansions to colorful street art.

Restaurants:

We strongly recommend you to watch the Netflix Chaper of "Somebody Feed Phil" of Buenos Aires prior to arriving. The city has unlimited options to eat great food. Still, some of our favourites are:

- Pizzería "Guerrín" and "El Cuartito" (Classic Pizza)

- Don Julio (10th best restaurant in the world according to The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2024)

- Aramburu (Two Michelin Stars!)

- El preferido de Palermo

- El Obrero ("Bodegón" - Classic Argentinean Food)

- Los Galgos (Bar Notable)

- Chori (To eat some classic "Choripan" which great combinations!)

- Narda Comedor (Fresh Food)

- El Correo (to eat outside in this beautiful hidden aisle in Recoleta)

- Misiguene (Jewish Food)

- Tegui (High end cousine)

- Cusina Paradiso (Pasta)

- La Mezzeta (Classic Pizza)

- Nola (New Orleans Food - Fried Chicken)

Take Day Trips:

- Explore nearby attractions such as Tigre Delta, a picturesque area of islands and waterways.

- Do a Campo Day in cities near to Buenos Aires. They usually include full "asado" (barbecue) 🥩, horseback or sulky riding activities 🐎, typical Argentinean dances or shows (e.g. folklore dance)💃, and opportunity to be out in the nature, relaxing with friends and wine🌻☀️.

While there are many options we highly recommend:

. Estancia El Ombu (110-120usd per person) - to reserve email: reservaselombu@gmail.com directly with them (110usd) or to info@arecotradicion.com with an agency that also coordinates transportation and a visit to a nearby (and very cute!) town (130usd)

. La Candelaria (110-130usd) - book via info@estanciacandelaria.com they are now offering 25% off these days!

. Others higher end (>100usd): La Bamba de Areco, Casa de Campo La Margarita (http://www.estancialamargarita.com.ar), or Estancia Villa Maria

• Others more economical (<100usd): Don Silvano Estancia Chica, or Don Manuel

Relax in Parks and Gardens:

- Take a leisurely stroll or have a picnic in the massive "Bosques de Palermo" (Palermo Woods) or Plaza Francia in Recoleta.

- Explore the Japanese Garden and the Botanical Garden for serene natural surroundings in the middle of the city.

Shop and Explore Markets:

- Browse for souvenirs, crafts, and antiques at markets like Feria de San Telmo.

- Shop for designer brands and local fashion in neighborhoods like Palermo Soho and Recoleta.

Visit Cultural Attractions:

- Explore museums like the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and the MALBA (Museum of Latin American Art).

- Attend a performance at the Teatro Colón, one of the world's most renowned opera houses (highly recommended!)

Enjoy Nightlife:

- Experience Buenos Aires' vibrant nightlife scene with its plethora of bars, clubs, and live music venues.

- Sip cocktails in trendy rooftop bars or dance the night away in pulsating nightclubs. Some recommended high end bars are Florería Atlántico, Presidente Bar or El Purgatorio.

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