Discover the best plans and things to do in Buenos Aires, a complete guide to make the most of the city and enjoy all its secret corners.
In case you didn’t know, just 90 minutes from the city of Buenos Aires, there’s a bamboo maze—a space built with more than ten varieties of bamboo that invites you this winter break to lose yourself among...
This winter in Buenos Aires, one of the city’s best-kept secrets opens its doors to delight children and families alike with a trip back in time aboard one of the city’s oldest locomotives. The Buenos Air...
In Buenos Aires, you don’t have to go far to catch a stand-up show: at a bar in Palermo or a venue in Corrientes, you can find a show any night of the week. follows the same format, but with a wine tasting thrown in:...
The Independence Day holiday is the perfect excuse to go out and celebrate in Buenos Aires. There are plenty of options because every museum and historic building in the city is opening its doors for this...
Buenos Aires is a city that never sleeps and is buzzing with concerts and music events of all styles. If you thought you’d seen it all when it comes to the music scene—and electronic music in particular—t...
Another Independence Day is coming up, and Buenos Aires is already getting ready to celebrate it in style: with good food. If you’re looking for the perfect plan to spend the July 9 holiday, mark your cal...
It’s very cold in Buenos Aires this winter, and there’s a fun activity you can only enjoy when it’s cold. Buenos Aires is adding an ice skating rink during this period and the winter break, but this rink...
The Japanese Garden in Buenos Aires is our little corner of Japan right in the middle of the city. It’s so special that you can always return, even if it never changes: watching the koi fish, strolling th...
If you’re looking for a unique, outdoor, and completely free activity for this weekend in Buenos Aires, get ready—the U.S. Embassy is celebrating Independence Day this Saturday, July 4, with a drone show...
Buenos Aires is home to many nationalities and religions. If you’ve ever walked past the Buddhist temple on Cramer Avenue and always wanted to go inside, you’re in luck because on July 3, the Fo Guang Sha...