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 Buenos Aires, there’s a truly futuristic museum that looks like something straight out of a science fiction movie, but almost no one talks about it because very few people know about it. It’s located i...
Starting in July, the paths of the Buenos Aires Botanical Garden will light up to make way for fantastical creatures in the first immersive Alice in Wonderland experience. Discover the Botanical Garden at...
If you’re looking for a cultural, nostalgic, and—best of all— free activity for the weekends in July in Buenos Aires, the Recoleta Cultural Center has the perfect option: a film series dedicated to the 20...
The San José Auditorium in Buenos Aires, nicknamed “El Coloncito” because of its resemblance to the Teatro Colón, is one of those architectural treasures that surprise even those who think they know the city well. Ope...
Every February 14 is Valentine's Day, and if love is something beautiful to live and experience, it is obviously also something to celebrate. Take advantage of these ideas, places, and plans to cele...
February is here, and with it comes the opportunity to explore activities and events in Buenos Aires! Wondering what to do this February that you haven't already done in January? From festivals and c...
The Main Chapel of Colegio La Salle, in Recoleta, is the principal chapel of one of Buenos Aires’ most traditional educational complexes and a space of heritage value that is hard to imagine from the outside. Inaugurate...
If there’s one thing Disney does better than anyone else, it’s creating soundtracks for love. But for absolutely every kind of love. From that idyllic romance that makes Aladdin and Jasmine dream of an id...
If you’re looking for an out-of-the-ordinary way to wrap up the weekend in Buenos Aires and escape the cold outside, the Palacio Libertad opens its doors for a unique night of symphonic silent film. Wi...
How many times have you walked down 25 de Mayo Street in downtown Buenos Aires without realizing that hidden among those office buildings lies the oldest non-Catholic church in South America? It’s the Ang...