Buenos Aires-4-day-itinerary

Day 1: Monday

Places to Go

  • La Boca Neighborhood: Known for its colorful street art, lively tango clubs, and football stadiums. Take a stroll along Caminito Street and visit the famous Caminito Market.
  • Recoleta Cemetery: A grandiose cemetery with impressive mausoleums and ornate decorations.

Activities

  • Explore La Boca’s streets and alleys
  • Visit the Recoleta Cemetery and take a guided tour (optional)

Where to Eat

  • Don Julio: Enjoy a delicious Argentine asado at this popular restaurant in Palermo.
  • Café Tortoni: Try a traditional Italian coffee and pastry at this historic café.

Accommodation

  • Hotel Mio Buenos Aires: A stylish boutique hotel located in the heart of Recoleta.
  • Airbnb options: Rent an apartment or room in La Boca, San Telmo, or Palermo for a more local experience.

Transportation

  • Take a taxi from the airport to your accommodation ( approx. $30-$40 USD)
  • Use public transportation (subway or buses) to get around the city
  • Consider purchasing a SUBE card for easy travel on public transport

Tips and Other Things of Interest

  • Tango Show: Catch a live tango show at one of La Boca’s many clubs, such as El Querandi.
  • Street Food: Try some delicious street food, like choripan (grilled sausage) or empanadas, from vendors throughout the city.

Day 2: Tuesday

Places to Go

  • Teatro Colón: Visit this stunning opera house and take a guided tour.
  • Casa Rosada: Stop by the presidential palace and watch the changing of the guard ceremony (Monday to Friday).

Activities

  • Take a guided tour of Teatro Colón
  • Visit the Casa Rosada and watch the changing of the guard

Where to Eat

  • La Parrilla de la Renaissance: Enjoy traditional Argentine cuisine at this cozy restaurant in Recoleta.
  • Fainá y Choripán: Try some delicious street food, like fainá (a chickpea-based spread) and choripan.

Accommodation

  • Hotel Mio Buenos Aires (same as Day 1)
  • Airbnb options (same as Day 1)

Transportation

  • Use public transportation or walk to get around the city
  • Consider purchasing a SUBE card for easy travel on public transport

Tips and Other Things of Interest

  • San Telmo Market: Visit this bustling market every Sunday in San Telmo.
  • Floralis Genérica: Stop by this beautiful sculpture garden, designed by Argentine artist Eduardo Alonso Cortés.

Day 3: Wednesday

Places to Go

  • Palermo Soho Neighborhood: Explore this trendy neighborhood’s streets and alleys, lined with boutiques, restaurants, and bars.
  • Japanese Garden: Visit this peaceful oasis in the heart of Palermo.

Activities

  • Take a stroll through Palermo Soho
  • Visit the Japanese Garden

Where to Eat

  • El Desnivel: Enjoy some delicious Argentine cuisine at this cozy restaurant in Palermo.
  • Café La Paleta: Try some traditional Italian coffee and pastry at this popular café.

Accommodation

  • Hotel Mio Buenos Aires (same as Day 1)
  • Airbnb options (same as Day 1)

Transportation

  • Use public transportation or walk to get around the city
  • Consider purchasing a SUBE card for easy travel on public transport

Tips and Other Things of Interest

  • Palermo Woods: Take a leisurely walk through these beautiful woods, perfect for picnics or relaxation.
  • Calle Arroyito: Explore this lively street in Palermo Soho, lined with bars and restaurants.

Day 4: Thursday

Places to Go

  • San Telmo Neighborhood: Visit the famous San Telmo Market (Thursdays) and explore the streets and alleys of this historic neighborhood.
  • Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art: Stop by this museum, featuring an impressive collection of Argentine modern art.

Activities

  • Visit the San Telmo Market
  • Explore the streets and alleys of San Telmo

Where to Eat

  • Café San Juan: Enjoy some delicious pastries and coffee at this historic café in San Telmo.
  • La Parrilla de la Renaissance (same as Day 2)

Accommodation

  • Hotel Mio Buenos Aires (same as Day 1)
  • Airbnb options (same as Day 1)

Transportation

  • Use public transportation or walk to get around the city
  • Consider purchasing a SUBE card for easy travel on public transport

Tips and Other Things of Interest

  • Buenos Aires Street Art: Take a guided tour to discover some of the city’s vibrant street art.
  • Teatro Cómico: Stop by this historic theater, now home to live music and comedy performances.