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A “Sea of Stars” arrives on the riverbank with a festival that transforms this corner of San Isidro into a Thai island
The Teatro Colón Opens for Free in the Early Morning Hours for Museum Night: Everything You Need to Know About the Tour That Starts at Midnight
How to apply for the mandatory online travel permit during Pope Leo XIV’s visit if you live or work in Recoleta, and who is exempt
More than 40 iconic palaces and buildings in Buenos Aires open their doors for free tours during Heritage Week 2026
Buenos Aires transforms into Thailand: thousands of floating lanterns will light up the Palermo Racetrack this weekend
A “Sea of Stars” arrives on the riverbank with a festival that transforms this corner of San Isidro into a Thai island
Here are all 28 concerts in Buenos Aires in 2026 that you can’t miss
From Tito Bessone’s coupe to American classics: The Rosedal transforms into an open-air museum of iconic cars for a weekend—and it’s free
Your 22 plans for this weekend, November 5–8, in Buenos Aires: fairs, concerts, and experiences
Here’s How to Experience November in Buenos Aires: 11 Must-See Plans and Events You Can’t Miss
In 1948, Homero Manzi wrote the tango “Sur” at a table in this Buenos Aires café: 78 years later, you can still visit the place where the song was born
A party at the museum! MALBA is celebrating its anniversary with a party featuring DJs until dawn, nighttime art, cocktails on the terrace, and outfits inspired by its artists
The Mexican Embassy is celebrating the Day of the Dead outdoors in Recoleta with a recreation of an authentic Mexican altar, catrinas, and mariachis over two days
No candy, no pumpkins: Celebrate Halloween in Buenos Aires with these 17 events for every taste
Museum Night arrives in Buenos Aires on November 14: Museum map, new venues, and how to get around for free all night long
A festival dedicated to chorizo is coming to Palermo this weekend, featuring more than 30 varieties, signature chorizos, and even vegan chorizo.
More than 40 iconic palaces and buildings in Buenos Aires open their doors for free tours during Heritage Week 2026
A “Sea of Stars” arrives on the riverbank with a festival that transforms this corner of San Isidro into a Thai island
Here are all 28 concerts in Buenos Aires in 2026 that you can’t miss
From Tito Bessone’s coupe to American classics: The Rosedal transforms into an open-air museum of iconic cars for a weekend—and it’s free
Your 22 plans for this weekend, November 5–8, in Buenos Aires: fairs, concerts, and experiences
Here’s How to Experience November in Buenos Aires: 11 Must-See Plans and Events You Can’t Miss
In 1948, Homero Manzi wrote the tango “Sur” at a table in this Buenos Aires café: 78 years later, you can still visit the place where the song was born
A party at the museum! MALBA is celebrating its anniversary with a party featuring DJs until dawn, nighttime art, cocktails on the terrace, and outfits inspired by its artists
The Mexican Embassy is celebrating the Day of the Dead outdoors in Recoleta with a recreation of an authentic Mexican altar, catrinas, and mariachis over two days
No candy, no pumpkins: Celebrate Halloween in Buenos Aires with these 17 events for every taste
Museum Night arrives in Buenos Aires on November 14: Museum map, new venues, and how to get around for free all night long
A festival dedicated to chorizo is coming to Palermo this weekend, featuring more than 30 varieties, signature chorizos, and even vegan chorizo.
More than 40 iconic palaces and buildings in Buenos Aires open their doors for free tours during Heritage Week 2026
A “Sea of Stars” arrives on the riverbank with a festival that transforms this corner of San Isidro into a Thai island
Here are all 28 concerts in Buenos Aires in 2026 that you can’t miss
From Tito Bessone’s coupe to American classics: The Rosedal transforms into an open-air museum of iconic cars for a weekend—and it’s free
Your 22 plans for this weekend, November 5–8, in Buenos Aires: fairs, concerts, and experiences
Here’s How to Experience November in Buenos Aires: 11 Must-See Plans and Events You Can’t Miss
In 1948, Homero Manzi wrote the tango “Sur” at a table in this Buenos Aires café: 78 years later, you can still visit the place where the song was born
A party at the museum! MALBA is celebrating its anniversary with a party featuring DJs until dawn, nighttime art, cocktails on the terrace, and outfits inspired by its artists
The Mexican Embassy is celebrating the Day of the Dead outdoors in Recoleta with a recreation of an authentic Mexican altar, catrinas, and mariachis over two days
No candy, no pumpkins: Celebrate Halloween in Buenos Aires with these 17 events for every taste
Museum Night arrives in Buenos Aires on November 14: Museum map, new venues, and how to get around for free all night long
A festival dedicated to chorizo is coming to Palermo this weekend, featuring more than 30 varieties, signature chorizos, and even vegan chorizo.
More than 40 iconic palaces and buildings in Buenos Aires open their doors for free tours during Heritage Week 2026
Pastry Week has kicked off from November 2–6: A map of bakeries and how to take advantage of the 2-for-1 deal on medialunas. It’s only for one day!
November brings Ice Cream Shop Night: Map of ice cream shops by neighborhood, buy-one-get-one-free on quarter-kilo servings, and two new flavors created for 2026
Buenos Aires has an alfajor shop in Palermo where you can build your own alfajor: you can create up to 360 varieties by combining different cookies, fillings, and toppings
It’s not Tokyo, it’s Buenos Aires: the Japanese Garden is launching its first Yatai, a Japanese street food festival featuring sakura blossoms and traditional Japanese dishes
“Paris in Recoleta”: The French food fair returns to Buenos Aires on October 10 and 11 with free admission and more than 20 French specialties
Neither pretentious nor cookie-cutter: the human touch and imperfections at two restaurants in Palermo that bring the soul back to the table
The 15 Must-Visit Rooftop Bars to Enjoy Buenos Aires with the Best Views
Alfajores Night 2026 takes place in November and spans two days: Tastings, promotions, and discounts for those with a sweet tooth
The Japanese restaurant just a few meters from Plaza de Mayo that houses a Buddhist temple, run by one of its chefs and monks
Everything you need to know about the Barbecue and Empanada Festival this weekend at the Palermo Racetrack
“A feast of flavors”: The Food Fest returns to Palermo with free admission, international cuisine, and pet-friendly options
Croissant classes, dinners with Christophe, and cheese tastings: A look at the culinary festival that takes you on a tour of Buenos Aires’ French kitchens
Pastry Week has kicked off from November 2–6: A map of bakeries and how to take advantage of the 2-for-1 deal on medialunas. It’s only for one day!
November brings Ice Cream Shop Night: Map of ice cream shops by neighborhood, buy-one-get-one-free on quarter-kilo servings, and two new flavors created for 2026
Buenos Aires has an alfajor shop in Palermo where you can build your own alfajor: you can create up to 360 varieties by combining different cookies, fillings, and toppings
It’s not Tokyo, it’s Buenos Aires: the Japanese Garden is launching its first Yatai, a Japanese street food festival featuring sakura blossoms and traditional Japanese dishes
“Paris in Recoleta”: The French food fair returns to Buenos Aires on October 10 and 11 with free admission and more than 20 French specialties
Neither pretentious nor cookie-cutter: the human touch and imperfections at two restaurants in Palermo that bring the soul back to the table
The 15 Must-Visit Rooftop Bars to Enjoy Buenos Aires with the Best Views
Alfajores Night 2026 takes place in November and spans two days: Tastings, promotions, and discounts for those with a sweet tooth
The Japanese restaurant just a few meters from Plaza de Mayo that houses a Buddhist temple, run by one of its chefs and monks
Everything you need to know about the Barbecue and Empanada Festival this weekend at the Palermo Racetrack
“A feast of flavors”: The Food Fest returns to Palermo with free admission, international cuisine, and pet-friendly options
Croissant classes, dinners with Christophe, and cheese tastings: A look at the culinary festival that takes you on a tour of Buenos Aires’ French kitchens
Pastry Week has kicked off from November 2–6: A map of bakeries and how to take advantage of the 2-for-1 deal on medialunas. It’s only for one day!
November brings Ice Cream Shop Night: Map of ice cream shops by neighborhood, buy-one-get-one-free on quarter-kilo servings, and two new flavors created for 2026
Buenos Aires has an alfajor shop in Palermo where you can build your own alfajor: you can create up to 360 varieties by combining different cookies, fillings, and toppings
It’s not Tokyo, it’s Buenos Aires: the Japanese Garden is launching its first Yatai, a Japanese street food festival featuring sakura blossoms and traditional Japanese dishes
“Paris in Recoleta”: The French food fair returns to Buenos Aires on October 10 and 11 with free admission and more than 20 French specialties
Neither pretentious nor cookie-cutter: the human touch and imperfections at two restaurants in Palermo that bring the soul back to the table
The 15 Must-Visit Rooftop Bars to Enjoy Buenos Aires with the Best Views
Alfajores Night 2026 takes place in November and spans two days: Tastings, promotions, and discounts for those with a sweet tooth
The Japanese restaurant just a few meters from Plaza de Mayo that houses a Buddhist temple, run by one of its chefs and monks
Everything you need to know about the Barbecue and Empanada Festival this weekend at the Palermo Racetrack
“A feast of flavors”: The Food Fest returns to Palermo with free admission, international cuisine, and pet-friendly options
Croissant classes, dinners with Christophe, and cheese tastings: A look at the culinary festival that takes you on a tour of Buenos Aires’ French kitchens
In 1893, Agustín Banchero opened his pizzeria in La Boca; more than 100 years later, it is the oldest pizzeria in Buenos Aires and the creator of the Fugazzeta con Queso.”
From Puerto Madero to Constitución: How Many Square Meters Can You Actually Buy with US$100,000, the Age of Buenos Aires Apartments, and the Fine Print of New Mortgage Loans
The Independencia station on Line C of the Buenos Aires Subway will be closed for the next three months: where to get a free transfer ticket
How the Subway, Buses, and Premetro Will Operate During the Long Holiday and Pope Leo XIV’s Visit: Which Stops Will Be Closed and How to Get Around
In 1985, a local resident bought a dilapidated mansion in San Telmo without knowing it hid an underground labyrinth: today it’s also a museum, and you can visit it
Transportation Fare Increases in November: How Much It Will Cost You to Travel Now and Which Bus Lines Aren’t Raising Their Fares
Papal Black Market: Balconies Are Being Rented for $500 on Avenida Libertador, and Rents Are Rising Near the Basilica of Luján
How to apply for the mandatory online travel permit during Pope Leo XIV’s visit if you live or work in Recoleta, and who is exempt
Copper and Manganese in Mate Water: Two Medical Reports Warn of the Presence of Copper and Manganese in Counterfeit Stanley Thermoses
These are the 12 historic monuments in Buenos Aires that will be illuminated for Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Argentina
In 1902, José C. Paz commissioned the largest private residence in Buenos Aires in Retiro; today it is the Palacio Paz Military Club, and you can visit it
Free summer camps for kids in Buenos Aires are kicking off: everything you need to know to sign them up, including dates, locations, and registration requirements
Recoleta Cultural Center in November: Los Redondos’ *Oktubre* performed outdoors, Anime Film Festival, and 13 exhibition spaces dedicated to *Mafalda*, with free admission for Argentines and residents
The Teatro Colón Opens for Free in the Early Morning Hours for Museum Night: Everything You Need to Know About the Tour That Starts at Midnight
West Side Story, Chicago, The Rocky Horror Show, and Invasiones: A guide to the 10 musicals hitting the Buenos Aires theater scene in 2027
Free Subway, Buses, and Trains on Museum Night: How to Travel for Free and How to Get the Free Pass to Get Around on November 14
Plays in Buenos Aires: The 50 Must-See Shows on the 2026 Schedule
Only two dates left: How to get free tickets to see the Philharmonic’s rehearsals at the Teatro Colón before the year ends
Record Store Night Returns to Buenos Aires: The Nighttime Itinerary to Buy Vinyl and Your Next Album at a Discount and Experience a Night of Live Music
Books starting at 1,000 pesos, live music, and a mass reading: This is what awaits you at the first outdoor book fair among the domes of Avenida de Mayo
Freddy Krueger and Halloween on the big screen: the midnight horror marathon you can’t miss this October
Buenos Aires’ most beautiful train stations open their tunnels and hidden halls: how to sign up for the free tours in November
In 1897, the first electric streetcar traveled the streets of Buenos Aires; more than 120 years later, the Caballito Historic Tramway keeps its clatter alive every weekend
In 1923, the Barolo Palace was established as the tallest building in South America with the intention of housing the ashes of Dante Alighieri; a century later, its beacon illuminates the night sky over Avenida de Mayo
Mother’s Day: 18 plans, events, and great ideas to celebrate and make Mom happy for the rest of the year
Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic Buenos Aires: 5 Must-See Spots, from the Legend of Rufina Cambaceres in Recoleta to the Hidden Tunnels of San Telmo
Exploring Buenos Aires on Roller Skates: How to Make New Skating Friends While Exploring Buenos Aires and End Up at a Roller Party
How did an abandoned oil factory end up becoming an icon of the Abasto neighborhood, featuring art, concerts, and even dazzling ballet performances?
A Retro Picnic by a Lake or an Alice in Wonderland-Themed Party: 15 Ways to Celebrate Spring in Buenos Aires
From Barracas to Villa Crespo: the three Converse outlets where you can save money and buy sneakers and sportswear without overspending
Experience Buenos Aires to the fullest in October with these 11 surefire plans: concerts, great bars, and must-see events
Buenos Aires has its own Roman Pantheon—it inspired Sábato, and you can explore it for free
From Palermo to San Telmo: the most popular malls, outlets, and shopping districts in Buenos Aires
Circular Fashion Market in San Telmo: When is the massive vintage fair in Buenos Aires where you can find sustainable fashion and retro treasures?
Buenos Aires está de Moda 2026: How to Sign Up for Free for the 5 Guided Tours of Workshops and Businesses—Limited Spots Available!
Carrara marble, a Parisian organ, and a hidden crypt: how to explore Buenos Aires’ most luxurious church on guided tours
Best Empanada Award, parades, folk dances, and live music: the free festival returns to La Limpia, in Bragado, on November 15
Less than an hour from Buenos Aires, Cañuelas will celebrate the Dulce de Leche Festival from November 13 to 15, featuring more than 500 exhibitors and performances by Los Palmeras and La Konga.
The secret forest two hours from the Obelisk, with trails through the trees and picnics by the river, culminating in a free visit to a Neo-Gothic church
A hidden jungle with trails, deer, and lagoons that you can explore for free, just 1 hour from Buenos Aires
New edition of the Flower Festival: Fito Páez, Pedro Aznar, and a parade of flower-covered floats just an hour from Buenos Aires
“Chorizo a la Pomarola” or “Mate and Deck Chair”? Life’s pleasures have their own festivals in these towns just a few hours from Buenos Aires.
It has 19 residents, two lagoons, and a historic general store: the hidden spot 140 km from Buenos Aires
Dulce de leche, sweet potato, or quince: How to get to the town—just 2 hours from Buenos Aires—that celebrates the Pastafrola Festival
Just minutes from Buenos Aires: This is the secret forest that hides the white carob tree where San Martín planned the crossing of the Andes
An ’80s-style retro picnic and party at this lake just one hour from Buenos Aires: the ideal getaway 100 km from CABA to welcome spring
This town celebrates a Barbecue Festival featuring 3,000 kilos of spit-roasted meat, a contest for the best barbecue chef, and it’s only 2 hours from Buenos Aires
Group bike rides to explore rural towns and meet people: All you need is enthusiasm, a bike, and your Sube card