Aramburu Relais & Châteaux

Dubbed as the "Paris of South America", Buenos Aires is a diverse city, rich in culture and offers numerous attractions. 100+ recommendations await you in my comprehensive guide and I've covered an overview of the vibrant capital of Argentina with helpful general information and everything you need to know, introducing the different neighbourhoods to you, giving recommendations on what to do, where to stay, where to eat and the best activities to immerse yourself in local culture. As a little extra for you, I've included a hidden gem close to Buenos Aires, where you dive into an enchanting world far away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

This upscale residential barrio located northeast of the city center is perhaps *the* reason Buenos Aires is known as the "Paris of South America." Home to dozens of important historic and cultural landmarks, postcard-worthy Belle Epoque architecture, and a buzzing variety of restaurants, bars, shops, and cafés, Recoleta is a favorite among both visitors and locals alike. Below you'll find a wide array of options to best explore the area at your leisure, taking in the beautiful sights and its eternally chic denizens along the way.

Pack your bags along with a favorite Gabriel García Márquez novel and head on to BA! Upon arriving in the country you will feel the magical realism, along with the rich history, art scene and fascinating political drama of the past. Whether you have a week in the cosmopolitan capital or only a few days I've identified all the best spots during my month in the colorful city. I spent many hours beginning in 2019 and now since my recent return in 2023 curating a variety of the best the city has to offer (across all price points). My goal is that you have the best possible experience visiting with however much time you have there! If you have questions or specific requests, please ask!