Buenos Aires

Fitness - Good sunrise or sunset walk

Bosques de Palermo

One of the city’s largest parks, Palermo is the lungs of Buenos Aires. It is also known as the Tres de Febrero Park. Here you will find a variety of trees, three lakes, and many playgrounds. It is a place to stroll, take a boat out on the lake, run, bike, or exercise.

Dining - Slow breakfast

Café Tortoni

Café Tortoni, opened in 1858 by a French immigrant, was inspired by fin de siècle coffee houses and conserves the décor from its early years. Selected by U City Guides as one of the 10 most beautiful cafes in the world, the café has been visited by such notable figures as Albert Einstein, Federico García Lorca, Hillary Clinton, Robert Duvall, and Juan Carlos de Borbón. Currently, the basement functions as a space for jazz and tango artists, book readings and poetry contests.

Shopping - Something for yourself

Unicenter Mall

Opened in 1988, Unicenter Mall was the first regional shopping center in Argentina and, today, is the most important commercial center in the country. Located north of Buenos Aires, it has a total area of 220,000 square meters, with over 300 stores, a food court, and 14 cinemas.

Dining - Dinner for a group

La Cabrera

La Cabrera is the place of excellence for good food in Buenos Aires. It is distinguished by high-quality cuisine and excellent Argentinean grilled meat. Portions are generous and service is superb.

Shopping - Something you can’t get everywhere

Artentino

This design shop, founded by two friends -Pablo del Valle and Sebastian Naya- started with an idea to sell daily objects and give them a unique, original design. The items they create are so beautiful and fun that they now represent Argentina in other countries. They showcase Argentinean traditions with modern and functional items.

Things to see - Historical Sites

The Teatro Colón

Teatro Colón is considered to be one of the best theaters in the world. Acknowledged for its acoustics and its architecture, the theater is located in the heart of downtown Buenos Aires. It opened May 25th, 1908, with Giuseppe Verdi`s opera Aida.

Hotels - Premium

Faena

The Faena Hotel Buenos Aires, formally known as Faena Hotel+Universe, is a 5-star hotel in Puerto Madero. Saved from the wrecking ball by local cultural preservation associations in 1988, the building was purchased by fashion designer Alan Faena, who opened the hotel in 2004. Refurbished, and decorated by designer Philippe Starck, the hotel has 105 rooms and is adjacent to an apartment complex of 83 units. The Cabaret hosts the number one Tango show in Buenos Aires "Rojo Tango".

Things to see - Natural Wonders

Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve

Reserva Ecológica de Buenos Aires, also known as Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, is an 865-acre tract of low land on the banks of Río de la Plata in the Puerto Madero district. From the start, newly formed ponds and grasslands attracted the attention of nature lovers and bird watchers. As the biological diversity increased, a variety of animal species appeared.