A city as big as Buenos Aires may seem like a mass of concrete at times, but in fact it has many beautiful and large green spaces that we all run to on a sunny day. If you don’t know what to do on a weekend in Buenos Aires, take a walk in one of these parks and gardens in Buenos Aires.
Tres de Febrero Park
The Tres de Febrero Park or Bosques de Palermo is one of the largest lungs of Buenos Aires and is well known for its majestic rose garden and its collection of roses of different varieties and colors. Its bridges, its lake with boats for rent and the life that comes to life among people who go jogging or just walking every day makes this green space one of the most beautiful parks and gardens in Buenos Aires.
Tres de Febrero Park
📍Libertador Avenue and Sarmiento
2. Japanese Garden
As part of the Tres de Febrero Park, the Japanese Garden of Buenos Aires is a zen and serene place in the middle of Buenos Aires‘ hustle and bustle. Its neat architectural details, wooden bridges, waterfalls and ponds stocked with koi fish make you literally feel like you’re in Japan.
👉Japanese Garden
📍 2966 Casares Ave.
📅Open every day from 10hs to 18.45hs
3. Centenario Park
Centenario Park is located in the neighborhood of Caballito and is a reference in green spaces, leafy trees and a large pond where ducks waddle around creating an oasis of tranquility. In addition, this park is a cultural epicenter with its open-airamphitheater where numerous events and shows are held.
Parque Centenario Amphitheater
📍Leopoldo Marechal and Lillo Av.
4. Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve
For nature and biodiversity lovers, the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve is an urban paradise. It is a protected natural space that offers a unique opportunity to watch birds, walk along trails surrounded by native flora and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the river and Buenos Aires.
Ecological Reserve
📍550 Rodriguez Achaval Avenue
Carlos Thays Botanical Garden
The Carlos Thays Botanical Garden was founded in 1898 and houses an impressive collection of plants and trees from all over the world. If you visit one of the most interesting parks and gardens in Buenos Aires you will discover its greenhouses, shady paths and ponds. Did you know that it has a library and that in the spring it organizes film seasons under the stars?
Buenos Aires Botanical Garden
📍Santa Fe Avenue 3951
6. Larreta Museum Garden
The Larreta Museum in Buenos Aires is a mansion with a beautiful garden, which can only be seen once you have entered. This historic garden, located in the residence of Enrique Larreta has paths, sculptures and a perfect environment to simply stroll or read under the trees.
Larreta Museum Garden
📍Juramento 2291
7. Memory Park
This is a green space with a different approach since the Parque de la Memoria was created to honor the memory of the victims of State terrorism in Argentina. In addition to its historical significance, the park offers you a quiet space by the river where you can walk, stroll and simply enjoy the moment.
Memory Park
📍Costanera Rafael Obligado 6745 Av.
8. Andalusian Patio
The Patio Andaluz is a tribute to the cultural and artistic heritage of Andalusia that combines architectural elements inspired by the Mudejar and Moorish styles, and fuses Islamic and European influences. The details in tiles, mosaics and hand-worked columns create an authentic and captivating atmosphere.
📍 Inside the Palermo Rose Garden
9. Lezama Park
Lezama Park in the La Boca area is characterized by its shady paths, fountains and rest areas. It is a perfect place to plan picnics or walks away from Recoleta or Palermo and connect a good weekend day with a visit to Caminito.
Lezama Park
📍Paseo Colón and Avenida Brasil
10. Plaza Francia
Plaza Francia is one of the parks and gardens of Buenos Aires that are a reference for anyone in the city. On Plaza Francia is the Recoleta Cemetery, the Recoleta Cultural Center and every weekend and holiday, it hosts an extensive craft fair.
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