Things To Do
Palermo
Trendy neighborhood full of boutiques, street art, cafés, and restaurants. Perfect for strolling and exploring. Check out our curated map with top spots in Palermo: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sCBGfQJzZjPPKHuB7 Our picks: Walk through Plaza Serrano The heart of Palermo, a great starting point when exploring. Local art and culture fair open on weekend mornings. A day/evening plan. Visit the Japanese Gardens A peaceful green spot to take a break from the city. Night out at Hipodromo de Palermo Enjoy an enchanting combination of dining options, shopping, casino and live horse races all in one. Catch a live show Thursday to Saturday. Grab a drink at Avant Garden Stroll down this trendy strip of Argentine bars after hours. The city doesn't sleep. Pro tip: grab a buddy and be careful when walking streets at night. Don Julio Most popular Argentine steakhouse. Alex calls this the best steakhouse he’s ever been to. After Don Julio's you can walk over to "Tres Monos" for cocktails.
Recoleta - Buenos Aires
Historic neighborhood with charming streets and cafés. Visit historic cafe called La Biela Cafe on your walk over to: Recoleta Cemetery – Don’t miss this famous landmark with stunning architecture and famous graves. (Evita Peron's grave is here!) Florería Atlántico – Hidden speakeasy bar for a unique evening experience. Librería Ávila – Historic bookstore tucked away for a quiet, cultural stop.
Puerto Madera - Buenos Aires
Waterfront district with beautiful evening strolls and sunset views. Perfect for dinner along the water and soaking in the city’s modern architecture.
La Boca / Caminito:
Colorful houses, street art, and tango dancers along the sidewalks. Vibrant, historic port area with plenty of photo opportunities.
Mendoza Province
Wine Regions: Valle de Uco – Stunning vineyards, incredible wine tastings, and gorgeous scenery. Boutique wineries – Explore smaller, off-the-beaten-path vineyards for a more intimate experience. Adventure & Outdoors: Parque Provincial Aconcagua / Andes day trips – Stunning mountain views and outdoor adventures. Horseback riding, hiking, rafting – Plenty of options for adventure seekers. Relax & Explore Mendoza City: Thermal baths / spa day – E.g., Termas Cacheuta, perfect after a day of wine tasting. City center cafés and plazas – Relaxed spots to enjoy the Mendoza vibe. Day trips – Consider San Rafael or other nearby towns for a quieter experience. BOOK A HUNT WITH "CATENA", LIKE THE COUPLE DID! BEST MEMORIES AND EXPERIENCE.