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.
Starting January 2, Buenos Aires will host Argentina’s largest inflatable park, a giant inflatable course stretching over 300 meters with obstacles, slides, and challenges for all ages. We’ll tell you wh...
Maná has set a date to return to Argentina and, for the first time in its history, will do so with a one-time show at the Monumental River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires. The concert will take place on Dec...
If soccer is your passion and you live and breathe the 2026 World Cup every day—never missing a single match—there’s a free immersive World Cup experience in Buenos Aires that you won’t want to miss. It’s...
Not all of Buenos Aires’ palaces are in Recoleta, nor are they all so striking. Behind Avenida de Mayo, on a street where only buses speed by, there stands a palace built specifically by its owner over 10...
This July 18, one of the most architecturally stunning basilicas will transform for an afternoon into a vintage fair where you can refresh your wardrobe. Go shopping and browse secondhand finds in a fasci...
Anyone who thinks modern art is boring and museums can’t reinvent themselves doesn’t know that on June 14, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires is hosting an electronic music party. But this isn...
Buenos Aires is getting ready to welcome Sexpoerótica, the festival of pleasures—an event that has been held in Córdoba for 19 years and is hosting its third edition in Buenos Aires on June 19. Adults ove...
If you spent your entire adolescence at parties, school dances, or matinees; if when you went to the club (and by club I mean Dimensión, Caix, or Pacha) La Zimbabwe was playing and you couldn’t stop movin...
Many believe that the French Revolution began with the storming of the Bastille, but Napoleon himself went so far as to claim that the real coup de grâce to the crown was a diamond necklace. The scandal b...
Buenos Aires still has small, magical corners brimming with culture waiting to be discovered, but like so many things in life, much of the city’s best is hidden from view—or at least not immediately obvio...