Amazing BA: Our Guide
Barrios
Belgrano is an emblematic and residential neighbourhood of Buenos Aires where shops, clothing boutiques, bookstores, coffee stores and restaurants coexist with historical sites and houses!
Do not miss the Barrio Chino (ChinaTown), the Redonda Church and Manuel Belgrano Square, the Sarmiento Historical Museum, the Enrique Larreta Museum of Spanish Art, the Rogelio Yrurtia House Museum, the Barrancas de Belgrano Square and the River Plate Stadium!
83 locals recommend
Belgrano
Belgrano is an emblematic and residential neighbourhood of Buenos Aires where shops, clothing boutiques, bookstores, coffee stores and restaurants coexist with historical sites and houses!
Do not miss the Barrio Chino (ChinaTown), the Redonda Church and Manuel Belgrano Square, the Sarmiento Historical Museum, the Enrique Larreta Museum of Spanish Art, the Rogelio Yrurtia House Museum, the Barrancas de Belgrano Square and the River Plate Stadium!
Being one of the most visited neighbourhood in Buenos Aires, Palermo is located a few blocks from the Studio!
Enjoy its parks, squares, restaurants and chic bars!
516 locals recommend
Palermo
Being one of the most visited neighbourhood in Buenos Aires, Palermo is located a few blocks from the Studio!
Enjoy its parks, squares, restaurants and chic bars!
Gastronomía
The Barrio Chino is a section of Belgrano neighbourhood with a clear East Asian identity, arising from a boom in immigration from China, Japan and Thailand in the 1980s.
These immigrant families opened numerous restaurants and supermarkets, as well as one of the city’s first buddhist temples, the Chong Kuan temple in Calle Montañeses, which was inaugurated in 1988.
Starting from the large arch at the junction with Calle Juramento, Calle Arribeños is packed with supermarkets offering both western and oriental foods, decorative objects and other products. The shops are often particularly busy at the weekends. There are a number of oriental restaurants in Arribeños and in Mendoza.
Chinese New Year is a major event in the neighbourhood, taking place at the end of January or start of February.
https://turismo.buenosaires.gob.ar/en/atractivo/barrio-chino-chinatown
259 locals recommend
Barrio Chino
The Barrio Chino is a section of Belgrano neighbourhood with a clear East Asian identity, arising from a boom in immigration from China, Japan and Thailand in the 1980s.
These immigrant families opened numerous restaurants and supermarkets, as well as one of the city’s first buddhist temples, the Chong Kuan temple in Calle Montañeses, which was inaugurated in 1988.
Starting from the large arch at the junction with Calle Juramento, Calle Arribeños is packed with supermarkets offering both western and oriental foods, decorative objects and other products. The shops are often particularly busy at the weekends. There are a number of oriental restaurants in Arribeños and in Mendoza.
Chinese New Year is a major event in the neighbourhood, taking place at the end of January or start of February.
https://turismo.buenosaires.gob.ar/en/atractivo/barrio-chino-chinatown
Palermo Hollywood House
Puerto Madero
Cafe Tortoni
825 Av. de MayoEl Gato Negro
1669 Av. CorrientesGran Dabbang
1543 Raúl Scalabrini OrtizDon Julio Parrilla
4699 GuatemalaLa Cava Jufre
201 JufréFloreria Atlántico
872 ArroyoPatagonia Sur
801 RochaBistró Sur (Faena Hotel)
445 Martha SalottiCullen Henderson Bar
1106 Av. Álvarez ThomasPresidente Bar
188 Pres. Manuel QuintanaJ.W. Bradley
1875 Godoy CruzFrank's
1445 ArévaloLos Galgos
501 Av. CallaoCharlone 101
101 CharloneIconic Attractions in BA
Colon Theater
1171 CerritoPink House
78 BalcarceMuseo Histórico Nacional del Cabildo y la Revolución de Mayo
65 BolívarCatedral Metropolitana de Buenos Aires
27 San MartínRecoleta Cultural Center
1930 JunínCaminito
1900 CaminitoWoman's Bridge
900 GORRITI JUANA MANUELACostanera Sur Ecological Reserve
1550 Avenida Doctor Tristán Achával RodríguezDorrego Square
400 Humberto 1ºMuseo Nacional de Bellas Artes
1473 Av. del LibertadorAlberto J. Armando Stadium (La Bombonera)
805 BrandsenBarolo Palace
1370 Av. de MayoEl Ateneo Grand Splendid
1860 Av. Santa FeEl Zanjon
755 DefensaFloralis Generica
2301 Av. Pres. Figueroa AlcortaObelisk
s/n Av. 9 de JulioFeria de Mataderos
y Av. de los CorralesGalerias Pacifico
550 Av. CórdobaESMA Memory Site Museum
8151 / 8571 Av. del LibertadorAvenida Corrientes
800 Av. CorrientesNearby Attractions
Japanese Garden
3450 Av. CasaresGalileo Galilei Planetarium
s/n Av. SarmientoArgentinian Racetrack of Palermo
4101 Av. del LibertadorRosedal De Palermo
RosedalMALBA
3415 Av. Pres. Figueroa AlcortaCarlos Thays Botanical Garden
Tres De Febrero Park
110 Av. del LibertadorSivori Museum
555 Av. Infanta IsabelThe Flea Market
1650 Av. DorregoMural Frida khalo
1735 Av. DorregoBarrancas de Belgrano
1792 Av. JuramentoAntonio Vespucio Liberti Monumental Stadium
7597 Av. Pres. Figueroa AlcortaLarreta Museum
2291 Av. JuramentoTheatres
Belgrano Auditorium
2348 Virrey LoretoCiudad Cultural Konex
3131 SarmientoEl Cubo
3053 ZelayaBlind Theater
1974 Jorge Luis BorgesTeatro Vorterix
3455 Av. Federico LacrozeEl Galpon de Guevara
326 GuevaraLa Carpintería
858 Jean JauresTeatro Timbre 4
640 Av. BoedoGastronomy - Nearby the Studio
Pipí - Cucú Restaurant
557 Cdad. de La PazBistró Tokyo
2551 Virrey del PinoEl Cocilón del Clú
Fleur de Sel
3040 La PampaLa Paceña
2570 EcheverríaArredondo
2562 Virrey ArredondoEl Pobre Luis
2393 ArribeñosCucina Paradiso Palermo
1538 ArévaloUptown
2030 ArévaloOliverio
574 Ciudad de La PazMaru Botana
3240 EcheverríaSĀNTAL - Belgrano
2235 Virrey del PinoDashi House
1613 Fitz RoyLa Bodeguita del Medio
211 BáezLas Cholas
306 ArceLoreto Garden Bar
2912 Virrey Loreto