Buenos Aires
One city, countless options. The Argentine capital boasts 160 museums, 287 theaters, 380 bookstores, 7,000 bars and restaurants, and more than 100 green spaces, among many other attractions. Filter by category or directly by the neighborhood you want to visit. And choose from everything Buenos Aires has to offer!
50 meters from the hotel.
It is the greatest symbol of Buenos Aires. Built in 1936 to commemorate the fourth centenary of the city's first founding, visitors to our city cannot fail to photograph this striking monument, strategically located in the Plaza de la República, at the intersection of two of the most important avenues: 9 de Julio Avenue, among the widest in the world, and Corrientes Street, one of the city's main cultural centers.
1.3 km from the hotel.
It is the oldest square in Buenos Aires and the scene of all the most important political events in Argentine history. Bordering the Plaza de Mayo are several historic and government buildings: the Cabildo, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Casa de Gobierno (known as the Casa Rosada, the seat of the National Government), the City Government Palace, banks, and ministries.
700 meters from the hotel.
This is the perfect place to have fun in the heart of Buenos Aires. A pedestrian street with a striking aesthetic, a large number of bars and pubs are located throughout its length, with tables spread out both inside and on the sidewalks, creating a very fun and lively atmosphere. Many of them feature Irish styles and aesthetics, such as The Kilkenny, the most famous bar in downtown Buenos Aires.
500 meters from the hotel
This pedestrian mall begins at Rivadavia Avenue and ends at Plaza San Martín. Its path is lined with commercial establishments: regional and leather goods, shops and galleries, banks, bookstores, travel agencies, cafes, and restaurants. It's "an open-air mall." You can also enjoy street performances featuring tango dancers, guitarists, singers, and magicians; and admire the most beautiful buildings in Buenos Aires.
1 km from the hotel
It is one of the oldest squares in the city, the scene of important historical events. The French landscaper Carlos Thays, responsible for many of the city's main green spaces and Director of Parks and Promenades from 1891, made significant contributions and incorporated new species into its vegetation. In addition to its varied native and foreign specimens, it also features important monuments and sculptures.
1.5 km from the hotel
It's one of the oldest and most traditional neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. It's part of the city's Historic Center and preserves much of its architectural heritage. Its cobblestone streets, low-rise houses, and courtyards with cisterns suggest a picture frozen in time. It's also known for its bars, restaurants, tango clubs, and, especially, its wide variety of antique shops.
2.5 km from the hotel
It is the city's most elegant neighborhood, thanks to its buildings, its shopping district, and its famous cemetery. Its name derives from the Convent and Church of the Recollect friars who arrived here in the early 18th century. It is distinguished by the quality of its architecture, the aristocratic character of its residences and palaces, and its squares. The Church, the Cemetery, and the Cultural Center form an architectural ensemble rich in history.
6 km from the hotel
One of the city's most iconic avenues is a great attraction for visitors. Its typical tin-roofed tenements and colorfully painted walls are an open-air museum. At the "Caminito Plastic Artists Fair" distinguished contemporary artists exhibit and sell their works inspired by the colorful surroundings and the tango vibe.