City Guide: (SHORT) Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Samantha Fijacko
- Mar 5, 2017
- 2 min read
You can read my full post on Buenos Aires here, which I highly encourage you do if you're planning a trip to Argentina, but if you're looking for a quick-glace itinerary, you've come to the right spot.
DAY 1: EXPLORE
Highlights: Explore Palermo. Walk the Streets. Visit Café Tortoni. Take in the Casa Rosado at Sundown. Relax during a Trendy Diner. Local Speakeasy.
Arrive in Buenos Aires
Check in at you hotel (Duque Hotlel)
Explore Palermo
Walk to the Casa Rosada
Pizza snack at Guerrin
Stop in at Café Tortoni
Dinner at La Carniceria
Drinks at Victoria Brown
DAY 2: TANGO
Highlights: Take a Free City Walking Tour. Taste more Argentinian Pizza. See an Authentic Milonga. Have Dinner in a Bohemian Barrio. Watch a Tango Show.
Pizza and empanadas at El Cuartito
Milonga and dessert at Confiteria Ideal
Dinner at Pan y Teatro
Tango show at Café Esquina Homero Manzi
DAY 3: RECOLETA
Highlights: La Biela Café. Recoleta Cemetery Tour. Walk the Streets of Recoleta. Book Store. Romantic High-Class Closed-Door Dinner. Speakeasy.
Coffee at La Biela
Empanadas at El Sanjuanino
Explore Recoleta
Libreria el Ateneo Book Store
Dinner at I litina
Cocktails at Ocho7Ocho or Floreria Atlantico (chose Floreria!)
Day 4: SAN TELMO (or any Sunday you are there – it’s gotta be Sunday!)
Highlights: Mass at the Pope’s church. Tour the Casa Rosada. Shop the San Telmo Markets. Argentinian Steakhouse in Palermo. Jazz Club.
Mass at Catedral Metropolitana
Tour the Casa Rosada
Shop at Mercado San Telmo
Coffee at Coffee Town
Street eats at Freddy’s/Nuestra Parrilla
Shop the street stalls and milonga at Plaza Dorrego
Aperitif at Bar El Federal
Steak dinner at La Cabrera
Jazz at Thelonious Club
Day 5: LA BOCA Highlights: Bright Houses of Caminito. Lunch with the Locals in La Boca. Street Art Tour. Argentinian Steakhouse in Palermo.
Day 5 Overview:
Photo-op in tourist-trap ridden Caminito
Lunch at El Obrero
La Boca street art tour
Steak dinner at Don Julio
Milonga at Salon Canning
Don't forget to check out my whole post with some great stories and travel tips!
Disclaimer: We spent more than 5 days exploring Buenos Aires and explored some parts of the city not mentioned, but I have highlighted all the very best for a perfect BA experience. I have also rearranged a lot of what we did to fit, so you may have to reorder parts of the itinerary yourself to help with flow/timing. Enjoy!
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