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.
La Bond Street was once the undisputed epicenter of Buenos Aires’ alternative culture. Buenos Aires brings together all styles and trends, but if you’re looking for rock, tattoos, vinyl records, and the c...
is a classical ballet experience that incorporates costumes illuminated with optical lights to transform each scene into a contemporary visual spectacle. How does putting a new spin on *Sleeping Beauty* sound? *Ball...
Grab your lounge chair, jacket, and mate, because Buenos Aires is opening the gardens around the dome of the Palermo Planetarium to transform it into anopen-air observatory so you can watch the partial lu...
From September 26 to 27, the 10th edition of the Botanical Fair arrives at the Buenos Aires Botanical Garden—an event designed to help you reconnect with nature through workshops, talks, and activities fo...
Can you imagine watching an opera as if you were in Paris, at the Opéra Bastille itself, without leaving Buenos Aires—and for free, to boot? Although it may seem impossible, it’s a reality because it’s co...
Everything has a price, and we know that, but how nice it is to find things, places, events, and opportunities that cost nothing and are free. There aren’t a huge number of them, but there are a few so y...
The Obelisk is the quintessential gathering spot in Buenos Aires for celebrating everything—even just the fact of being Argentine. That’s why, this Sunday, August 23, join the Folclorazo—a massive gatheri...
If you’re a fan of Asian culture in all its forms, Shopping Abasto is opening Plaza del Zorzal for a three-day festival dedicated to Korean culture in Buenos Aires. With free admission, be sure to check...
The Japanese Garden celebrates its Hi Matsuri, the Fire Festival, where you’ll be able to witness one of the oldest Japanese traditions: thousands of small wooden tablets inscribed with whatever you want...
If you’re drawn to immersive experiences, literature, and historic settings, on September 1, the British Cemetery in Buenos Aires will become the stage for a play that brings Shakespeare’s most famous cha...