Puerto Madero

This is the newest neighborhood in the city which is in constant growth. It features substantial and luxurious buildings, hotels, restaurants, and universities. The highlight is the beautiful Puente de la Mujer, designed by the renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.

Dining at the Puerto Madero Docks

Dozens of restaurants in Buenos Aires are located within Puerto Madero´s renewed dock area where you will find everything from local cuisine to Italian, Mexican, Japanese, etc.

Nightlife

Buenos Aires is a city that never sleeps and here you can find shows, theater, discos, bars, cafes, and restaurants that are open all night long. The options are quite varied and you can find pretty much anything you are looking for when visiting Buenos Aires.

Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve

Located .2 miles from hotel, the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve features 360 hectares of nature by Rio de la Plata, local fauna and flora, running paths, and more.

This area features a recently rebuilt traditional public promenade where on weekends there are craft fairs and shows of street artists. Here you will also find the traditional stands of choripan (sausage sandwich) as well as various food stalls. We recommend visiting the sculpture "Nereids" Lola Mora.

San Telmo

This neighborhood is preserved in time and features cobblestoned streets. The heart is the Plaza Dorrego, where you'll find old cafes and Buenos Aires bars. It is located approximately .4 miles from hotel. It is also one of the main Tango areas in the city and features Tango Shows, an antique market on Sunday selling objects of all kinds (books and magazines, clothing, coins, ornaments and more varied collection objects), and traditional restaurants.

La Boca

In this area, there are typical postal houses whose facades are composed of plates of different colors. One of the most popular attractions is Caminito, a street where you breathe and dance tango, and find people selling crafts and paintings.

Plaza de Mayo

This area is known as the square of the Argentine people, because it is where the most important events in Argentina's history took place.

Cabildo

On the west side of Plaza de Mayo is this historic building, where in 1810 the natives decided to form their own government, when the King of Spain was a prisoner of the French goverment.

Government House

Also called the Casa Rosada, it is of great architectural masterpieces of the city and has a museum which displays various items belonging to the Argentine presidents.

La Recoleta

One of the nicest neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, visitors should make a visit to the Recoleta Cemetery, where they find the remains of major figures such as Eva Perón, Adolfo Bioy Casares, and Facundo Quiroga. In the Plaza Francia you will find a large craft fair and the Buenos Aires Design shopping center dedicated exclusively to design.

Palermo

In this beautiful neighborhood, travelers are advised to visit the zoo, extensive forests, the Rose Garden and the Planetarium (astronomical center of the city).