June 15 is a holiday, so no work. Don’t know what to do in Buenos Aires? You can always plan a short getaway not too far from the city, but if you’re staying in town, you’ll want to check out events and activities for a holiday that suits all tastes and ages. Give some of these a try!
If you’re looking for interesting things to do in Buenos Aires this long weekend in June, you should know and mark your calendar that every Tuesday at La Silla Eléctrica, comedians and stand-up professionals take the stage to try out routines, test the audience, have a good time, and above all, make you laugh. The Stand-Up Jam is the perfect place for that. Admission is free; you only pay for your drinks.
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La Silla Eléctrica 📍Bonpland 800
Hidden away in the Buenos Aires Notary Association is a mural by Soldi himself, intact and in perfect condition, and you can see it this June holiday. Discover the story of this painter and that painting in this very unique building. Guided tours are available every hour starting at noon.
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Take advantage of this June 15 holiday in Buenos Aires to go out for a stroll and explore some of the many street markets the city has to offer. It’s a bit chilly, and if it doesn’t rain, there’s no excuse. Plus, many of these markets have food courts and incredible dining options while you walk around.
Exploring Puerto Madero, Palermo, or Corrientes Avenue is always a great plan if you don’t know what to do this June 15 holiday: grabbing a choripán from the food carts next to the Ecological Reserve and visiting it is a great plan. Strolling through the Plaza Cortazar market in Palermo and having a beer or a snack at one of its restaurants and cafes is glorious.
If you choose Corrientes Avenue, obviously, let yourself be tempted by one of this year’s many plays and laugh or cry—or both.
If you don’t know what to do this holiday in Buenos Aires, you can take a tour of the exhibitions in Buenos Aires and discover some of the latest exhibitions at Malba.
The Recoleta Cultural Center has many fascinating exhibitions you’ll want to explore, as well as free film series. Plus, admission is free, and after touring the center, grab your mate and enjoy a snack in Plaza Francia.
Movies at the Japanese Garden
If you want to get out of the house and enjoy the crowds this holiday in Buenos Aires, stop by the Japanese Garden because there’s a Japanese film series.Plus, you can grab a meal or a snack at the tea house. The JapaneseGarden is located in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, inside Palermo’s 3 de Febrero Park. Entrance at the corner of Av. Berro and Av. Casares
This holiday on June 15, what you need is to wake up whenever you want, without alarms or restrictions, and eat whatever you want whenever you want. Treat yourself to a well-deserved brunch. Don’t listen to the alarm clock—just wake up this April holiday in Buenos Aires when your stomach tells you to.
There are plenty of places to enjoy a great brunch, with as many options as there are tastes, ranging from savory dishes to sweet treats, and in every neighborhood.
That’s right. If you’re always on the go and don’t have time for yourself, take some time to do something just for you. If you also don’t want to spend a lot, we’ll tell you about places where you can go see movies for free, and if you’re more into music, here are the places in Buenos Aires to listen to live music.
This April holiday is the perfect opportunity to discover these candlelit concerts where you can immerse yourself in your favorite music, in a beautiful and secret setting, surrounded by thousands upon thousands of candles. This holiday, you have the chance to get tickets for tribute concerts to Adele, Coldplay, Taylor Swift, Queen, or Mozart.
Buenos Aires has beautiful spots, but maybe we should tell you that if you don’t know what to do this holiday in Buenos Aires, just do nothing.
Or better yet, take the holiday to think about what to do on any of the other days of the month because there’s so much to experience in Buenos Aires this June holiday.
