Guillermina & Ezequiel
Things To Do
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires
Malba is a private collection of modern latin-american art in the heart of Palermo.
San Telmo Market
Large indoor market with stalls offering everything from antiques to fresh fruit and spices.
Cementerio de la Recoleta
The Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires is more than just a cemetery; it's an open-air museum with stunning mausoleums and sculptures. Here rest the remains of historical figures like Eva Perón, presidents, and notable Argentinian figures.
La Boca
La Boca is a vibrant, colorful neighborhood in Buenos Aires, known for its lively atmosphere, historic port origins, and the famous Caminito street.
Fervor
One of our favorite spots. A traditional argentine restaurant in the heart of Recoleta. If you want to try good argentine steak this is a good spot, but there's plenty of other options.
Sottovoce
Our favorite italian restaurant in the area of Recoleta.
gris gris
Our favorite listening bar.
Casa Cavia
Wonderful old house turned into a nice restaurant. We reccomend it for afternoon tea.
Anafe
Innovative approach to cooking and international influences. Laid-back atmosphere with a sophisticated vibe.
Oli
Great spot for coffee, a light lunch, or for "medialunas".
Gardiner Restaurant
Make sure to reserve in advance through their website if going on weekends.
Pulperia Lo de Tito
A "Pulpería" is a traditional rural grocery store, now-a-days they are more like restaurants. We heard the milanesa is good here, but never been!
Museo Gauchesco Ricardo Güiraldes
A musem dedicated to the "Gaucho" culture (Our version of cowboys).
Parroquia San Antonio de Padua
The most important catholic parish in the town of San Antonio de Areco, worth a visit as you stroll the town.